BELIZE TRAVEL INFORMATION

Language: No need for lessons; most Belizeans are trilingual, mainly speaking English. You can still practice your Spanish.

Ease of Travel: With low population density and well-paved highways, getting around is a breeze.

Crowd-Free: Even during peak tourist months, you won't feel crowded. Visit in the low season for better deals.

Currency: The USD-to-BZD rate is 1:2, and most businesses accept U.S. dollars.
 

Exploration: New Maya excavation sites and seven World Heritage sites await your visit in 2025.

 

Friendly Atmosphere: Expect to smile a lot. Belize ranks high in friendly smiles, spontaneous greetings, and offers of help.

Social Scene: Belize has non-stop parties, celebrations, and special occasions throughout the year.

Craft Scene: Belize has a growing number of cottage industries producing unique, one-of-a-kind dolls, carvings, clothing, drums, and souvenirs.

Diverse Cuisine: Indulge in different cuisines every night, from world-class vegetarian restaurants to street vendors serving savory rice, beans, and stew..

Local Beverages: Taste Belize's local beverages, including cashew wine, rice wine, starfruit wine, and potent moonshine.

Passport Stamps: Get additional stamps by visiting nearby Honduras, Guatemala, or Mexico, and return to your Belize resort by nightfall.

Ex-pat Community: Meet ex-pats to discover why they stay in Belize and learn about tax breaks that incentivize North Americans to move here.
 

Belize Culture: Tour cultural sites like a Garifuna village and ask locals about their families, lifestyles, and histories.

Endangered Species: Search for endangered species like jaguars and manatees or hundreds of bird species.

 

Howler Monkeys: Visit Belize’s howler monkey community and “scream in” the New Year

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