Belize

Essential Travel Information

Everything You Need to Know Before You Go to Belize

Belize is a vibrant mix of Caribbean charm and Central American adventure. Known for the world’s second-largest barrier reef, lush jungles, and rich Mayan heritage, it’s a paradise for divers, nature lovers, and culture seekers.

Travelers can explore ancient ruins, relax on pristine islands, and enjoy warm hospitality. English is the official language, making it easy to communicate, while the laid-back lifestyle ensures stress-free exploration.

Whether you’re visiting for snorkeling, cultural festivals, or rainforest tours, Belize offers an unforgettable experience blending adventure, relaxation, and cultural richness. Plan ahead with the essentials below for a smooth journey.

Essential Travel Information

Everything You Need to Know Before You Go to Belize

Belize is a vibrant mix of Caribbean charm and Central American adventure. Known for the world’s second-largest barrier reef, lush jungles, and rich Mayan heritage, it’s a paradise for divers, nature lovers, and culture seekers.

Travelers can explore ancient ruins, relax on pristine islands, and enjoy warm hospitality. English is the official language, making it easy to communicate, while the laid-back lifestyle ensures stress-free exploration.

Whether you’re visiting for snorkeling, cultural festivals, or rainforest tours, Belize offers an unforgettable experience blending adventure, relaxation, and cultural richness. Plan ahead with the essentials below for a smooth journey.

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Ambergris Caye

Belize’s largest island, famous for its lively beach town San Pedro, water sports, and access to the Belize Barrier Reef for snorkeling and diving.

Caye Caulker

A laid-back island with colorful charm, great food, and a motto of “Go Slow”—perfect for relaxing, kayaking, and snorkeling at Hol Chan Marine Reserve.

San Ignacio

Surrounded by jungle and Maya ruins, it’s ideal for adventure seekers—visit caves, waterfalls, and archaeological sites like Xunantunich and Caracol.

Placencia

A peaceful beach village known for its sandy beaches, local culture, and easy access to nearby cayes and marine reserves for sailing and diving.

Lamanai

An impressive Maya archaeological site in the jungle, reachable by boat along the New River—offering a mix of history, wildlife, and scenery.

Entry Requirements

Passport

Must be valid for at least 6 months from arrival.

Visa

Not required for U.S., Canadian, EU, and CARICOM visitors for stays up to 30 days.

Proof of Return or Onward Travel

Required at immigration.

Packing Essentials

What to Buy While In Belize

Belize Google Map

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📌 Travel Tips

Emergency Services

Police

dialing 911 connects you to emergency services for police

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Fire or Ambulance

Dial 911 for any emergency situation

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