Belize offers Caribbean-meets-Central American flavors, with seafood, tropical fruits, and local specialties. Meals are affordable, and many places accept USD.

We recommend planning to spend around $150 USD, depending on how much you snack or splurge.

Yes, just let us know your needs ahead of time. Belize is growing more accommodating for gluten-free, vegetarian, and dairy-free travelers. That said, vegan options may be limited outside of tourist-friendly areas, and meat or fish-based broths can sneak into traditional dishes. Our first hotel is located outside the city, so food options may be more limited on the first night — but once you arrive in Caye Caulker, you'll find a wider variety of cafes and restaurants. Your trip leader can help navigate menus, and it’s a good idea to pack snacks if you have stricter needs.

You’ll stay in two unique and inviting spots – a lush riverside jungle resort surrounded by greenery, and a laid-back beach resort on Caye Caulker. 

Rooms are cozy and comfortable, designed to immerse you in the natural beauty of each location. Expect a warm welcome, scenic settings, and spaces great for group bonding or solo recharge time.

Bring lightweight, breathable clothing, swimwear, and a hat or sunglasses for long days in the sun. You’ll want sturdy sandals or water shoes for island activities, plus insect repellent for the jungle. A light jacket or long layer can come in handy for cooler evenings, and don’t forget your reusable water bottle and a day bag for excursions.

If Belize is just the beginning, you could keep the beachy adventure going with Costa Rica for rainforest and surf, or fly south to Colombia for Caribbean vibes and coffee culture. Or stop in Rio, Brazil to explore one of the most vibrant cultures in the world.

Most trips run during Belize’s dry season (typically late November through May), when the weather is warm, sunny, and ideal for beaches, snorkeling, and jungle adventures. Expect temps in the 80s–90s°F (27–35°C), with humid mornings and breezy afternoons. Rain is rare, but short tropical showers can still pop up, especially earlier in the season.

If your trip falls between June and Mid November, you'll be visiting during Belize’s green season. Expect more frequent afternoon or evening showers, but also fewer crowds, lush jungle landscapes, and cooler evenings. Mornings are often clear, perfect for excursions and time outdoors.

Plan to arrive at Philip S. W. Goldson International Airport (BZE) by 2:30 PM on Day 1 so you can make it to our jungle resort by late afternoon (target arrival: 4:30 PM). Taxis, private transfers, or pre-arranged shuttles are the most reliable ways to get from the airport.

The trip ends on Day 5 on Caye Caulker, and you’re free to fly out from BZE anytime after 12:30 PM (allowing time for the ferry and road transfer back to the mainland).

With two destinations in five days, this trip has a lively but not overwhelming pace. Expect early mornings for excursions, one travel day between the jungle and the beach, and plenty of time carved out to relax by the pool, explore town, or kick back with a drink in hand.

This trip is relaxed and tropical, great for travelers who want to unplug, connect with nature, and make new friends in a chill, social setting. You’ll go cave tubing through jungle caves, snorkel in crystal-clear waters, and sip cocktails on the beach, all with a laid-back group of solo travelers.