Belize City Hotels

... Company called 'dragoman'. They use a back country truck equipped for camping. Mostly tenting, some budget but clean hotels. There were about 24 travelers, only one American besides myself. Do I recommend this? With reservations. Initially the ...

... was left to show for it were large windows that couldn’t be opened.  My jacket stayed firmly tucked away in my bag. Belize City itself was far cry from our expectation as well.  I’m not sure why but for some reason I’d imagined ...

... presumably fifa approved) it ended 4-5 to them so i went for a shower and some beer, felt better after that! anyway am now in belize city for 1 night going to head to san ignacio, some caves or summet, alan is going down south so dunno when ill see him ...

... 21:00 when we went back to our room.. Where I updated the blog and Ingrid went for a snooze... I also booked a ticket from Belize City to Flores in Guatemala.. I will fly with Tropic Air on the 25th of October (Monday) from Belize International airport ...

... El Salvador being 300km long and 110km wide) it doesn't take too long to go anywhere in Belize. As we got closer to Belize City the country became swampier and low lying and the houses and people poorer, with many just living in a small shack surrounded ...

... tracts, which, when coupled with leg room for a 10 year old, made for a highly uncomfortable journey. By the time we reached Belize City were famished for we had not eaten all day, and our stomachs, by order of natural defense mechanisms, were completely ...

... a pescar solamente al lado de su casa o al lado de la carretera podrian tomar los peces ke kisieran. Era domingo cuando llegamos a Belize city y no habia ninguna accion alrededor. Las calles con huecos y basura estaban desoladas y al ver las casas en tan ...

... , many bar, fab eateries, amazing diving and coconut rum! After climbing temples at Tikal, I headed off on the mini bus to Belize City,  very strange being on a mini bus rather than a chicken bus.   Such easy travelling as the bus ...

... down (like a smile). The dock workers are friendly and offer up hearty greetings (like a firm handshake). It's easy to think that Belize City will become a good friend for the duration of your stay here. But then, have you ever met someone, and as ...

... and had an hour and a half to kill.  What a perfect amount of time to set off and see what delights Belize City holds.  A guidebook advised Belize City is best used only as a transit point to elsewhere since it is just a ramshackle ...

... the Tourism Board of Belize and they were very helpful. We picked up a few maps and were given the names of some hotels around Belize City that may be accommodating for campers. We did drive to one the nearest hotel and they were confused by our questions ...

... setting our sights on the cheaper, more backpacker oriented Caye: Caye Caulker. So with our objectives clearly defined, we hit Belize City on a mission. We found our way to a bank to extract Belizean Dollars, to a ferry terminal to purchase tickets ...

... and pretty tranquil and the lady Anna is super nice, very attentive and super helpful with lots of information. Our short experience in Belize City was interesting and nice though. The houses are in New England style and even though there are quite a few ...

... in the brightest eye catching colours they can find.  With the windows open for some air conditioning it was a windy few hours to Belize City which sadly was very seedy in the darkness of nightfall.  We found a taxi driver who was happy to drive ...

... is the official language, and the Queens head appears on all the notes and stamps. Having taken a bus all the way down to Belize City, the capital (smelly, dangerous and full of rats and cockroaches), we head out the very next day, to catch a water taxi ...

... Belize, formally known as British Honduras. We had two easy border crossings, out of Mexico and into Belize and drove to Belize City to catch our 40 minute ferry to cover the 32kms to Caye (pronounced key, so presumably means quay?) Caulker. This is a ...

... in the dry chamber looking around and could have easily spent another 2 hours taking it all in. - Tony, a refrigerator repairman in Belize City who makes campsite calls. Ever since Mazatlan, the fridge in the van hasn`t worked on propane, meaning that ...

... to the Jamaican one. Actually that's what a lot of the people here reminded me of. We walked around the streets of Belize City and people were very friendly. Saying hi and chatting to you without ulterior motives like “please buy something from ...

... . Very Caribbean.. with all clapboard houses painted different colours, palm trees, coconuts and rastafarian guys everywhere. We got into Belize city, which looked pretty for a city but apparently its a bit dangerous, so we got straight on a water taxi to ...