U.S. passport holders do not require a visa to enter Belize for stays of up to 30 days. However, your passport must be valid for at least six months from the date of entry. 

To find specific visa requirements or restrictions for your home country, visit the Belize embassy page.

The official currency of Belize is the Belize Dollar (BZD). The exchange rate is fixed at 2 BZD to 1 USD. While the Belize Dollar is the official currency, U.S. dollars are widely accepted and sometimes preferred by hotels and tour operators. It's often helpful to carry a mix of both currencies, especially for smaller purchases.

During your trip, you will be staying in boutique hotel rooms. Solo travelers will be paired with another traveler of the same gender.

If you would like to have a friend as your roommate, you can request this at checkout.

For those who prefer not to share a room, private room options are available on the checkout page; please note that this may incur an additional charge.

Please contact bookings@under30experiences.com for more details.

Laundry services are offered at the hotel for an extra fee. Please check with your Trip Leader for more details.

While we cannot guarantee wildlife sightings, the most commonly spotted animals include iguanas, turtles, nurse sharks, dolphins, manta rays, many tropical fish, and manatees.

For your convenience, we recommend using a backpack or a medium-sized suitcase. A daypack is also essential for carrying everyday items.

Please note that space is limited on our transportation, so each person is allowed only one main piece of luggage. You will be responsible for carrying your own luggage.

Belize uses power plugs and sockets of types A, B, and G. The standard voltage is 110/220 V at a frequency of 60 Hz. This means that if you are from the United States, your devices (which typically use type A or B plugs) may work without an adapter, but you may still need a voltage converter if the local voltage is 220 V. It's a good idea to bring a universal travel adapter that can handle different plug types and voltages.

It is generally not recommended to drink tap water in Belize, even in popular tourist areas. Many hotels and restaurants will provide purified or bottled water. It is best to stick to bottled water to avoid getting sick, especially if you have a sensitive stomach.

Please bring a refillable water bottle to refill from clean sources to reduce the amount of plastic used on this trip and help keep Belize beautiful!

Belizean cuisine is a rich mix of flavors influenced by the country's diverse cultures, including Maya, Creole, Garifuna, and Mestizo.

• Staples of Belizean cuisine: The most common dish is rice and beans cooked in coconut milk, often served with stewed chicken, beef, or fish.
• Local favorites: Other popular dishes include fry jacks (puffy, deep-fried dough triangles often served for breakfast), panades (fried corn patties filled with fish or beans), and fresh seafood like conch fritters and ceviche.
• Hot Sauce: Local hot sauce makes a great souvenir to bring back in your checked luggage.

We strive to accommodate dietary restrictions and preferences. Many meals can be modified to meet special requests and food allergies.

The average temperature in Caye Caulker, Belize, ranges from 74 to 84 degrees Fahrenheit (23–28 degrees Celcius). 

**Dry Season:** November to April. During this time, rainfall is scarce, and it is known as the high season due to the influx of tourists. 

**Rainy Season:** June to October. You can expect daily showers and thunderstorms during this period.

Airport pickup and drop-off will be conducted using private ground transportation to San Ignacio and then to the ferry dock.

From there, we will travel for about 45 minutes to Caye Caulker on a water taxi aboard a 35-foot powerboat. If you are prone to seasickness, we recommend bringing medication or natural wristbands to help manage the symptoms.

This trip is designed for relaxation and includes light activities, with optional moderate activities available. Participants can choose how much time they wish to spend being active. No physical preparation is necessary to fully enjoy the experience.

We’ve included many activities in the price of your trip, providing you with plenty to do. However, we take pride in ensuring that your trip is tailored to your preferences. That’s why we’ve partnered with the best activities and vendors to help you create the experience you desire.

Don’t worry—your trip leader is available to assist you in arranging any of the optional activities listed below, so you can relax and enjoy your trip:

• Scenic Flight Over the Blue Hole: 200 USD - 450 USD
• Half Day Dive: 135 USD
• Paddleboard/Kayak Rental: 10 USD
• Golf Cart Rental: 20 USD
• Bike Rental: 10 USD per day
• Chilling at the Split: Free

Feel free to ask your trip leader for more details on any of these activities!

Absolutely! This trip is yours, and you are not required to participate in any activities that you choose to skip. However, please note that opting out of included activities will not affect the cost of your trip.

In Belize, you'll discover a variety of beach bars that offer strong cocktails and a vibrant island atmosphere. Be sure to visit The Split, where you can enjoy a beer while floating in the sea or play bags with an incredible sunset view.

Caye Caulker also boasts a lively nightlife scene, all within walking distance from your hotel. You'll find live music, DJs, and opportunities for dancing.

Please remember to drink responsibly; boat rides can be especially uncomfortable if you have a hangover!

The official language of Belize is English, but Spanish and Creole are also spoken. One of the best aspects of traveling to Belize is hearing the locals speak in a fascinating blend of all three languages.

Tipping is not required, but it is greatly appreciated in Belize's tourism and hospitality industry. A 10% gratuity is a suitable tip for restaurants, local guides, and drivers.

It's advisable to have at least 300 USD in cash during your trip for meals, snacks, optional activities, souvenirs, and other small expenses. Please note that slightly torn, heavily marked, or faded notes may be difficult to exchange. Therefore, it's best to bring banknotes in good condition and in denominations lower than 100 USD.

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Feel free to reach out to our all-star customer service team at bookings@under30experiences.com or by messaging on WhatsApp +1 (888) 959-4436.