Top 10 Travel tips for travel to Belize - Jon Lenaerts and Al Romao
Bring several pair of sneakers and sandals
Cash is important for minor purchases and daily tipping to guides. We never found a use for Travelers cheques
Bring Soap and Shampoo
If you get car sick, Dramamine is suggested. The roads are rather bumpy!
A Protector for film for your camera so that the scanners at airports do not warp your film
Bring a couple of bathing suits, as it is always damp and humid...Wet clothing does not dry very fast
Change of attitude. Things are of a much slower pace in Belize. Chill out mode is recommended and a must
Sleep in the jungle can get some getting used to, the birds and animals are very loud so turn in early to get a ful nights rest because you WILL be up early
Trust your guides, they are trained in what they do and the best in the country
Travel with as little expensive items as necessary (Jewelry, watches, rings, necklaces)
This is the Top 10 Travel Tips from Jon Lenaerts and Al Romao who traveled to Belize in November 2005.
Top 10 Travel Tips to Belize - Guest Images/trip reviews
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We are also publishing a top 10 tips for travel to the Belize Jungle and a top 10 tips for travel to the Belize Islands based on past guests experiences.
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Guest Comments from John and Susan Keller, Boston, USA
Thank you all for being such wonderful hosts and hostesses.
Susan and I both thought the service and food were excellent but more importantly, that each of you was genuinely friendly and welcoming. You were a big part of our enjoyment of the trip.
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What Language is Apocalypto in?
Apocalypto will be filmed in the "Mayan tongue of Yucateco."
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At the Belize Jungle Dome and Green Dragon Adventure Travel we are always looking for new and exciting tours and excursions for our guests. We have uncovered a real gem of a trip to Green Acres Farms on the beautiful Hummingbird Highway in the heart of Belize. Click on play to view the slideshow.
Its only a 1hr 30 minute Hike uphill through the Jungle, followed by a 300 foot rappelling descent, picnic and then an hour 15 minute hike around the caves back to base camp. Only for the strong willed.....
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