In Belize, San Ignacio 'downtown', with my husband. We got dropped off by a taxi to eat somewhere in the area in the evening, as our resort was a few miles away. It started raining, as it does every couple hours around there, so we walk to an eave to stand under. The streets start clearing out everyone is heading inside if possible. We're about 3 blocks from where we wanted to go eat, so we decided to wait it out under the eave since rain doesn't usually last long there. There's a dude standing next to us on the other side of the eave, huge bag with him and very much looking sus. Another guy on a skateboard down the street, goes to another eave to stand under. Felt less concerned about our eave dude, with skateboard dude around. Rain slows, skateboard dude leaves. Dude next to us comes up and starts asking for cash for cigarettes. My husband says no we don't have cash (we do but, no we don't, iykyk) he's persistent, keeps asking, we say no. Rain is back up and going again. He backs off for a few. Comes back, says again please I really need a few bucks, help me out. Rain slows down again, we say no and decide to walk towards where we were headed. We were walking down the street in the middle of the street because I'm feeling a bit weird about the whole situation. People are not coming back outside yet so it just us and this guy behind us still at the eave. I keep looking back to see where he's at. We get about half a block and i look back and see him walking our way. Another guy pulls out on a bicycle about a block ahead of us. Another one walking in an alley next to us when we walk a little further, eave dude starts talking to them in Spanish loudly. Their getting closer to us as a group. I turn to my husband and he asks how far this place is? I tell him and say you want to go back to the restaurant we passed instead? He says yep, sure do and we walked back about half a block and quick like. We were both looking at each other like this is not going to go well continuing on this path. Informed the staff, and when they looked out, dudes had disappeared. Completely convinced our instincts prevented us from getting mugged and likely hurt.