r/Belize 1h ago

πŸ›¬ Transportation πŸš— Caye Caulker to BZE transportation and timing

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Hi All,

We will be in Belize in December, and flying out on Christmas (Dec 25th); Our flight is at 1:45 out of BZE and I expect we will only have carry-ons (no checked bags).

It looks like transportation from Caye Caulker is either 9 to 10am or 1030 to 1130am... If we take the 1030; Is that enough time to get to the airport and check-in for an international flight? And given that it is Christmas, is there any concern about getting transportation from the water taxi to BZE & any recommendations on who can assist us with this transport?


r/Belize 16h ago

🧭 Activities πŸš£β€β™‚οΈ ATV Adventures!!

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ATV adventure ao beautiful riding through beautiful terrain, and this can be combined with Xunantunich Maya Temples or Waterfall.


r/Belize 3h ago

🌴 Daily Life 🌴 Good Morning From Cayo

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r/Belize 16h ago

🎫 Travel Info 🧳 Sunset Lounge vs Allure Club

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We’re headed to San Pedro this week for a birthday celebration and made reservations for Sunset Lounge @ 9pm but I just found out they close at Midnight 😩.

I’m wondering if we need to switch and just go to Allure instead OR maybe we start at Sunset Lounge and walk to Allure afterwards?

Does anyone know if it’s an easy walk? According to google maps it’s about a 3 minute walk but not sure how easy it is to get to from Sunset Lounge.

Thoughts?


r/Belize 18h ago

Horse back riding at green hills

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r/Belize 20h ago

🎫 Travel Info 🧳 Short trip to Belize in October?

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Planning a first time trip to Belize with my wife in mid October. We will plan on flying out on a Saturday from the US and returning on Wednesday/Thursday (debatable, can stretch out an extra day) of the following week. So basically 4-5 days total including travel time since we have to get back to our kids.

Looking to do a blend of relaxation & adventures (we are in good health). Google recommended going to Ambergris Caye for snorkeling / beach exploration then back to mainland / Belize City for ATM cave. Wondering if this itinerary is feasible or if there's a better idea to optimize our time?

  • Day 1: Fly into Belize city; take domestic flight to San Pedro, Ambergris Caye to stay at a resort
  • Day 2: leisure stay at resort with snorkeling / fishing / beach exploration
  • Day 3: transfer to mainland back to Belize City
  • Day 4: try to go to ATM cave?
  • Day 5: fly back to the US

r/Belize 1d ago

🎫 Travel Info 🧳 Arriving 9/28. Best Birthday dinner/drink spot with chill vibe in/Near Placencia?

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Hey everyone! We are moving down arriving9/28 for hopefully 6 months (more actually) and it's our birthday week! Mine is the 27th and my husband's is the 23rd! We will be traveling from Montana USA to Houston that entire week, so waiting to celebrate until our arrival! Looking for a chill spot with great vibes (read: doesn't need to be fancy) to celebrate both our immigration and birthdays. We like great food, good drinks (beer/rum punch) and a easy going vibe. We're pretty excited to be unplugging for an extended period of time and getting to know our new "neighbors." Any recs?


r/Belize 1d ago

🌴Trip Report 🌴 The Hummingbird Highway & Hopkins are fantastic places to visit!

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What an amazing highway with absolutely fantastic views along the way to and from Hopkins. The Hummingbird Highway is as picturesque as can be. My family and I, being formerly from the Yukon, love our mountains back home and these ones here far exceeded our expectations. We eventually arrived in Hopkins and had lunch there on the beach at the Driftwood. A beautiful place unto itself. Belize πŸ‡§πŸ‡Ώ is an extraordinarily diverse country. So far, for us, it’s been beautiful in every corner we’ve explored.