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      • Where To Stay
      • Where To Eat
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      • Where to Stay
    • Stann Creek District >
      • Where To Stay - Dangriga
      • Where To Stay - Hopkins
    • Orange Walk >
      • Where to Stay
      • Things To Do
    • Corozal District >
      • Where To Stay
    • Toledo District >
      • Where To Stay
      • Where to Eat
  • THINGS TO DO
    • Best of Belize
    • Things To Do >
      • Foods of Belize
    • Unguided Activities
    • Diving
    • Snorkeling
    • Fishing
    • Sailing
    • Adrenaline
    • Jungle
    • Caving
    • Mayan Temples

Traveling To Belize

Discover Why Your Next Vacation

Needs to be in Belize

If You're Coming To Belize To..................
Dive the Blue Hole, descend the shelf walls at the Turneffe Atoll, snorkel the Barrier Reef, swim with sharks, go deep sea fishing, sail around an island, explore Mayan temples, rappel into a cenote, kayak along the river through caves, zip line through jungle tree tops, hike through a cave to see an ancient human skeleton, listen to Howler Monkeys, hold a boa constrictor, feed a jaguar, horseback ride through the jungle, canoe through a cave, rappel down a waterfall, enjoy cocktails and dinner on a catamaran to a sunset, climb 130 feet to the top of a Mayan temple, rip up the jungle trails on an ATV, float through a series of caves on an inner tube, push your toes into the sand and sip on a rum punch...............................then Belize is the place for you.
45 Reasons Why To Choose Belize
as Your Next Destination Vacation
  1. Belize is English speaking.
  2. Belize currency is easy to exchane ($1 USD equals $2 BZD).
  3. Belize is 1 hr/45 min. from Mia
  4. Belize has sub-tropical weather all year long.
  5. Belize has one of the best retirement programs in the world (QRP).
  6. Belize has the second largest barrier reef in the world.
  7. Belize has some of the top snorkeling & diving sites globally.
  8. Belize has government stability - no rioting, unrest & protesting.
  9. Belize's government declared 40% of the rain-forest as Nat'l Parks.
  10. Belize's government also protects 80% of the rain-forest in Belize.
  11. Belize is an ecological Disney World for visitors & guests.
  12. Belize is included in the 2% of the world's protected rain-forests.
  13. Belize has cultural diversity, a melting pot for all back-grounds.
  14. Belize is a culinary dream, some top chefs in the world work here.
  15. Belize has Shark Ray Alley, best animal dive by Skin Diver Mag.
  16. Belize has (110) electrical current, easy to use & recharge devices.
  17. Belize has "bucket0list" tours & adventures worthy of checking off.
  18. Belize has the famous "Blue Hole", rated as the top dive in the world.
  19. Belize has some of the best diving spots in the world.
  20. Belize has (3) of the (5) atolls located in the Western Hemisphere.
  21. Belize has the largest cave system in all of Central America.
  22. Belize puts you in the Mayan heartland.
  23. Belize has over 550+ species of birds for the avid bird watcher.
  24. Belize has the tallest waterfall in Central America.
  25. Belize has the largest & only jaguar reserve in the world.
  26. Belize has over 200 islands scattered off its mainland coast.
  27. In Belize you can swim with sharks.
  28. In Belize you can hike, swim, canoe or rappel into caves.
  29. In Belize you can horseback ride thru the jungle & visit temples.
  30. In Belize you can feed a jaguar.
  31. In Belize you can listen & interact with howler monkeys.
  32. In Belize you can hold a boa constrictor.
  33. In Belize you can climb Caracol at 130' feet in height.
  34. In Belize you can zip line thru the jungle tree tops, at 80' in the air.
  35. In Belize you can float through a series of caves on a inner tube.
  36. In Belize you can tour ancient Mayan cities and see hieroglyphics.
  37. In Belize you can dive the Blue Hole.
  38. In Belize you can enjoy a sunset dinner on a catamaran.
  39. In Belize you can go game fishing, inside & outside the reef.
  40. In Belize you can rappel down a waterfall in & outside of caves.
  41. In Belize you can go hike & swim around beautiful waterfalls.
  42. In Belize you can dive & descent the shell walls at the Turneffe Atoll.
  43. In Belize you can kayak down rivers & into caves.
  44. In Belize you can rip through the jungle on an ATV.
  45. In Belize you can put your toes in the sand, and drink a rum punch.
If you haven't experienced Belize yet, what's holding you back?
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GETTING TO BELIZE
Given our proximity to North and South America, as well as the Caribbean, getting to Belize is easy.  Less than two hours by air from any major US southern gateway (Charlotte, Dallas, Houston, and Miami).  Belize currently hosts five major airlines, that serve Belize from the United States and neighboring Central American countries.  These carriers are:  American, Continental, Delta, Grupo TaCA, and US air.  These major airlines have daily direct flights from US and Central American gateways, all coordinated with European connections.

There is no direct flight from Mexico, but there are flights to Cancun with a 6 hour bus trip to the Belize Northern Border, down to the town of Corozal, then you can catch a puddle jumper flight to anywhere in Belize.
The Philip Goldson International Airport (BZ) is the main port of entry into Belize.  From Belize City, you have different choices of transportation, depending on where your travel destination takes you.  Most visitors reach their final destination either by taking a puddle jumper flight, or a boat across lower Chetumal Bay.  Locals refer to passenger boats as "skiffs" and their smaller canoe-like vessels as "dories".
Boat travel from various locations:
Belize City to Caye Caulker - 1 hour
Belize City to Ambergris Caye - 1-1/2 hours

Puddle jumper flights from various locations:
International to Ambergris Caye - 15 to 20 minutes
International to Caye Caulker - 10 to 15 minutes
International to Placencia - 20 to 25 minutes
International to San Ignacio - 30 to 35 minutes
International to Belmopan - 10 to 15 minutes
International to Dangriga - 40 minutes
International to Hopkins - 45 to 50 minutes
International to Punta Gorda - 45 to 50 minutes
International to Orange Walk - 40 to 45 minutes
International to Corozal - 40 to 45 mintues
CHECKLIST FOR TRAVELING TO BELIZE
The following is a checklist for you to use when traveling to Belize.  The checklist, is to ensure that your journey will be a smooth one.  Though there are some logistics involved, we can help work out the details for you.
  • Reserve your room, to ensure availability.
  • Book your flight from your closest "home airport" to the Philip Goldson International Airport in Belize City.
  • Contact us regarding your flight and arrival information.  We can help you arrange your island transfer from the International Airport to the island.  We can make the reservation for you with a 10% savings.  We do not assess a booking fee for doing this, it's simply a service we provide for our guests.  This must be done at least 72 hours prior to your arrival.
  • Should you decide to make your own transfer arrangements between Belize City and San Pedro, please provide the details of your arrival to our office no later than 72 hours for our guests.  This must be done at least 72 hours prior to your arrival.
  • Should you decide to make your own transfer arrangements between Belize City and San Pedro, please provide the details of your arrival to our office no later than 72 hours.  We can help to arrange that things go smoothly, and have a taxi waiting for you.
  • You arrive at the property, and get checked into your room.
  • You made it!  Take off your shoes, grab a rum punch, you're on vacation baby!
Where To Stay
Ambergris
Caye Caulker
Islands - Atolls
Placencia
Cayo
Belize City
Dangriga
Hopkins
Orange Walk
Corozal
Toledo

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Our Belize Vacation
Ambergris Caye, Coconut Drive
San Pedro, Belize


What To Do
Scuba Diving
Snorkeling
Reef Fishing
Sailing in Belize
Jungles & Parks
Caving Systems
Maya Temples
Spa Treatments

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  • Home Page
  • About Belize
    • Where is Belize?
    • Belize Information >
      • Calendar of Events
    • Traveling to Belize >
      • International Airport
      • Arriving To Belize
      • Leaving Belize
    • Traveling in Belize >
      • Water Taxi Transfers
      • Land Shuttle Transfers
      • Golf Cart Rentals
    • Travel Tips
    • Travel Insurance
    • FAQ
  • WHERE TO STAY
    • Best Accommodations
    • Ambergris Caye >
      • Where To Stay >
        • Mata Chica Resort
      • About San Pedro
    • Caye Caulker >
      • Where To Stay
    • Islands & Atolls >
      • Where To Stay
      • Where To Eat
    • Cayo District >
      • Where To Stay
    • Belize District >
      • Where to Stay
    • Stann Creek District >
      • Where To Stay - Dangriga
      • Where To Stay - Hopkins
    • Orange Walk >
      • Where to Stay
      • Things To Do
    • Corozal District >
      • Where To Stay
    • Toledo District >
      • Where To Stay
      • Where to Eat
  • THINGS TO DO
    • Best of Belize
    • Things To Do >
      • Foods of Belize
    • Unguided Activities
    • Diving
    • Snorkeling
    • Fishing
    • Sailing
    • Adrenaline
    • Jungle
    • Caving
    • Mayan Temples