Belize Travel Guide

One of the most common questions we receive about Belize, other than what there is to do here, is “How do I get to Ambergris Caye from the International Airport?” Wonder no more. The Phillip Goldson International Airport (PGIA), airport code BZE, is located in Belize City on the mainland of Belize. In order to get to Ambergris Caye, you need to arrange for local transportation to the island. There are two options for this, both with their own pros and cons. Take a look below as we break it down for you.

When you think of vacationing on Ambergris Caye, you might picture palm trees, the barrier reef and lazy days by the pool. Check, check and check. But did you ever wonder about just how you might travel around the island, should you want to explore or check out the restaurant scene in San Pedro Town? We’ve rounded up two local experts to help shed light on how they do it, and what is available for visitors. Golf cart ride, anyone?

One of the less glamorous aspects of travel outside of your own country is the paperwork and entry process. Thankfully, entry into Belize is fairly straightforward. We’ll detail the travel documents required and what you can expect when you arrive at the Phillip Goldson International Airport (PGIA), airport code BZE.

Great things come in small packages. Truer words couldn’t be spoken when describing the country of Belize. Though tiny in size, it’s big in heart, culture and natural wonders.

With this hemisphere’s largest Barrier Reef, untouched jungle preserves dotted with ancient Mayan temples and friendly, English-speaking locals it’s no wonder that Belize is ever increasing in popularity as a vacation destination. While there’s a good chance you may have heard of Belize, how exactly do you get there? We are pleased to unveil our brand-new comprehensive travel logistics guide!

Fan favorite cocktail recipe- The Coconut Mojito Perfect for any occasion, especially when you may be wishing for a bit more sunshine. Our Coconut Mojito will bring those memories of lounging by the pool in the Caribbean breeze rushing right back. Mix some up today!

Belize is a small country, but that doesn’t mean that there is a lack of things to do on your vacation. The opposite is true and it can be easy to become overwhelmed with the options. Returning to Belize for a second (Third! Fourth!) trip is a great way to explore more of this dynamic destination. The beauty of traveling to a place that you have already visited is that you know what to expect, and with a country as diverse as Belize, that doesn’t mean you must have a repeat of your last visit. There is a whole host of new adventures waiting. We’ve put together our Belize Bucket List to help you plan that perfect trip. Click on the links below to read more about each item.

It happens every day – wild animals come into conflict with humans and disaster strikes. Not so this time, when a team of heroic researchers deep in Belize’s Chiquibul National Forest found an orphaned jaguar cub, near-drowning.

As a diver, it is always thrilling to see a new creature or a rare one. But this shouldn’t stop us from noticing, enjoying and being thrilled by some of the more common fish. When diving off of Ambergris Caye, there is a host of species that you are nearly guaranteed to see, often because of their friendly or curious nature and that they are active during the day.

The December holidays in Belize are festive, merry and bright. The weather is just about as fine as it gets, with sunny blue skies and cool-ish evenings