Comments for Belize Travel info http://belizetravelinfo.com beautiful Belize - caribbean vacation Sat, 29 Sep 2012 00:09:55 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.3.1 Comment on HOW TO UNLOCK A SE W600i? by Alex Gamero http://belizetravelinfo.com/belize-tavel-info/how-to-unlock-a-se-w600i-2/comment-page-1/#comment-18476 Alex Gamero Sun, 20 May 2012 02:05:08 +0000 http://belizetravelinfo.com/belize-tavel-info/how-to-unlock-a-se-w600i-2/#comment-18476 http://www.viragroup.com On this site you'll find the address and phone numbers for Celular World in Belize City. If it's possible to unlock the phone, they can do it. My friend owes me for plugging his page. Hope this is helpful. Hope you enjoy living in Belize. If you know anyone who is interested in travelling there you can help me by referring them to my page http://www.discoveringbelize.com Cheers, Alex http://www.viragroup.com On this site you’ll find the address and phone numbers for Celular World in Belize City. If it’s possible to unlock the phone, they can do it. My friend owes me for plugging his page.

Hope this is helpful. Hope you enjoy living in Belize. If you know anyone who is interested in travelling there you can help me by referring them to my page http://www.discoveringbelize.com

Cheers, Alex

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]]> Comment on What’s the name of the bus line that travel from Guatemala to Belize?? by Lauren S http://belizetravelinfo.com/belize-tavel-info/whats-the-name-of-the-bus-line-that-travel-from-guatemala-to-belize-2/comment-page-1/#comment-18471 Lauren S Sat, 19 May 2012 15:06:57 +0000 http://belizetravelinfo.com/belize-tavel-info/whats-the-name-of-the-bus-line-that-travel-from-guatemala-to-belize-2/#comment-18471 Charter bus Charter bus

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]]> Comment on What’s the name of the bus line that travel from Guatemala to Belize?? by Dozyjozy http://belizetravelinfo.com/belize-tavel-info/whats-the-name-of-the-bus-line-that-travel-from-guatemala-to-belize-2/comment-page-1/#comment-18469 Dozyjozy Sat, 19 May 2012 14:08:29 +0000 http://belizetravelinfo.com/belize-tavel-info/whats-the-name-of-the-bus-line-that-travel-from-guatemala-to-belize-2/#comment-18469 Novelo's but National Transportation Services operates from the old Novelo's terminals. There's also almost 100 other bus lines, some with only one bus, that operates around the country. Among the larger lines are: James, Tillett's, Belize Buses (a driver's co-op) and Gilharry. There are also shuttle vans which operate providing direct service between towns for a higher price. There are also two Guatemala-based bus lines, Linea Dorada and San Juan which have service from Chetumal, Mexico, to Flores, Guatemala, via Belize City. Hope this helps. Novelo’s but National Transportation Services operates from the old Novelo’s terminals. There’s also almost 100 other bus lines, some with only one bus, that operates around the country. Among the larger lines are: James, Tillett’s, Belize Buses (a driver’s co-op) and Gilharry. There are also shuttle vans which operate providing direct service between towns for a higher price. There are also two Guatemala-based bus lines, Linea Dorada and San Juan which have service from Chetumal, Mexico, to Flores, Guatemala, via Belize City. Hope this helps.

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]]> Comment on What’s the name of the bus line that travel from Guatemala to Belize?? by Love me,Like me,Hate me. http://belizetravelinfo.com/belize-tavel-info/whats-the-name-of-the-bus-line-that-travel-from-guatemala-to-belize-2/comment-page-1/#comment-18468 Love me,Like me,Hate me. Sat, 19 May 2012 13:05:48 +0000 http://belizetravelinfo.com/belize-tavel-info/whats-the-name-of-the-bus-line-that-travel-from-guatemala-to-belize-2/#comment-18468 is there a bus that does? but i'll tell you belize is beautiful is there a bus that does?
but i’ll tell you belize is beautiful

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]]> Comment on What’s the name of the bus line that travel from Guatemala to Belize?? by Mrs Fulton http://belizetravelinfo.com/belize-tavel-info/whats-the-name-of-the-bus-line-that-travel-from-guatemala-to-belize-2/comment-page-1/#comment-18467 Mrs Fulton Sat, 19 May 2012 12:05:05 +0000 http://belizetravelinfo.com/belize-tavel-info/whats-the-name-of-the-bus-line-that-travel-from-guatemala-to-belize-2/#comment-18467 hispanic express hispanic express

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]]> Comment on What are some “must see or do” locations/activites in Belize? by MO http://belizetravelinfo.com/belize-tavel-info/what-are-some-must-see-or-do-locationsactivites-in-belize-2/comment-page-1/#comment-18461 MO Sat, 19 May 2012 00:05:04 +0000 http://belizetravelinfo.com/belize-tavel-info/what-are-some-must-see-or-do-locationsactivites-in-belize-2/#comment-18461 Pack light if you plan on traveling around and staying in different parts of the country. I stayed in San Ignacio, Caye Caulker and Belize City. We stayed at a GREAT place in San Ignacio called Martha's Guesthouse, and I will stay there again. Barton's Creek Cave was my 13 year old son's favorite spot and it was fabulous. We spent the entire day there because there is a natural water hole that is beautiful and an outdoor restaurant on stilts serving beer and good food. We took a day trip to Tikal, Guatemala as well. We snorkeled the coral reef off of Caye Caulker. I can't remember where we stayed in Caye Caulker because it was a last minute decision. The water taxi was inexpensive and I did not find it a hassle. The public buses are a cheap way to get around the country and a bit fun if you are adventurous. We stayed in Belize City the last 2 nights at the Princess Hotel. Nice place and a good location. There is a soccer complex right across the street and a bar/ dancehall a few blocks down. Try to catch a dance because the music is jammin. Have a blast! Pack light if you plan on traveling around and staying in different parts of the country. I stayed in San Ignacio, Caye Caulker and Belize City. We stayed at a GREAT place in San Ignacio called Martha’s Guesthouse, and I will stay there again. Barton’s Creek Cave was my 13 year old son’s favorite spot and it was fabulous. We spent the entire day there because there is a natural water hole that is beautiful and an outdoor restaurant on stilts serving beer and good food. We took a day trip to Tikal, Guatemala as well. We snorkeled the coral reef off of Caye Caulker. I can’t remember where we stayed in Caye Caulker because it was a last minute decision. The water taxi was inexpensive and I did not find it a hassle. The public buses are a cheap way to get around the country and a bit fun if you are adventurous. We stayed in Belize City the last 2 nights at the Princess Hotel. Nice place and a good location. There is a soccer complex right across the street and a bar/ dancehall a few blocks down. Try to catch a dance because the music is jammin. Have a blast!

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]]> Comment on What are some “must see or do” locations/activites in Belize? by tuffy http://belizetravelinfo.com/belize-tavel-info/what-are-some-must-see-or-do-locationsactivites-in-belize-2/comment-page-1/#comment-18459 tuffy Fri, 18 May 2012 23:05:03 +0000 http://belizetravelinfo.com/belize-tavel-info/what-are-some-must-see-or-do-locationsactivites-in-belize-2/#comment-18459 When I was there we took a wonderful high speed motor boat up the river through an animal preserve...and saw the most fantastic monkey families; alligators; rare birds and also manatee. The guide was wonderful and seemed to have a keen eye for when the various animals were out and about and would slow the boat and tell us where to look. The city of Belize is historical but a bit run down - they are rebuilding though When I was there we took a wonderful high speed motor boat up the river through an animal preserve…and saw the most fantastic monkey families; alligators; rare birds and also manatee. The guide was wonderful and seemed to have a keen eye for when the various animals were out and about and would slow the boat and tell us where to look.

The city of Belize is historical but a bit run down – they are rebuilding though

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]]> Comment on What are some “must see or do” locations/activites in Belize? by Alex Gamero http://belizetravelinfo.com/belize-tavel-info/what-are-some-must-see-or-do-locationsactivites-in-belize-2/comment-page-1/#comment-18458 Alex Gamero Fri, 18 May 2012 22:05:23 +0000 http://belizetravelinfo.com/belize-tavel-info/what-are-some-must-see-or-do-locationsactivites-in-belize-2/#comment-18458 Hi Denise, I was born and raised in Belize and better yet I work for a travel operator that specializes in the country, so I know it quite well to say the least. There are many many things to do on the island. Some of the popular activities include diving and fishing, and there are also day trips to some of the attractions on the mainland like maya ruins. Aside from that, other activities include watersports, golf, sunset cruises and the list goes on. As far as getting to the island, you can take a flight straight out of the international airport in Belize City to the island. This is probably your best option. If you want to take the water taxi you have to go into Belize City which can be a bit of a hassle. Getting around San Pedro Town is pretty easy. If your hotel is in town all you really need is your feet. However, bicycles and golf carts are available. As far as restaurants and hot spots in the town itself, I wrote a short shopping, dining & nightlife guide for the company which hasn't been published yet. But i can tell you the best places to eat, drink and even where to catch great sunsets. As far as "must see or do" really it all depends on what your interests are. If you're a diver "must do" might be the Blue Hole. If you are a fisherman interested in catching permit "must do" might be the saltwater flats off of Placencia. If you just want to relax in a very laid-back place "must see" might be Caye Caulker. So it really all depends on what you are looking for. One of the greatest attractions of Belize is its diversity. You can give me a call (713) 429-4384 and I'll answer all the questions you have without any compromise. I'm always eager to help persons who want to explore my beautiful country. If you like, you may take a look at our website, www.DiscoveringBelize.com where we have some packages for San Pedro. Cheers, Alex Hi Denise,

I was born and raised in Belize and better yet I work for a travel operator that specializes in the country, so I know it quite well to say the least. There are many many things to do on the island. Some of the popular activities include diving and fishing, and there are also day trips to some of the attractions on the mainland like maya ruins. Aside from that, other activities include watersports, golf, sunset cruises and the list goes on. As far as getting to the island, you can take a flight straight out of the international airport in Belize City to the island. This is probably your best option. If you want to take the water taxi you have to go into Belize City which can be a bit of a hassle. Getting around San Pedro Town is pretty easy. If your hotel is in town all you really need is your feet. However, bicycles and golf carts are available. As far as restaurants and hot spots in the town itself, I wrote a short shopping, dining & nightlife guide for the company which hasn’t been published yet. But i can tell you the best places to eat, drink and even where to catch great sunsets.

As far as “must see or do” really it all depends on what your interests are. If you’re a diver “must do” might be the Blue Hole. If you are a fisherman interested in catching permit “must do” might be the saltwater flats off of Placencia. If you just want to relax in a very laid-back place “must see” might be Caye Caulker. So it really all depends on what you are looking for. One of the greatest attractions of Belize is its diversity.

You can give me a call (713) 429-4384 and I’ll answer all the questions you have without any compromise. I’m always eager to help persons who want to explore my beautiful country. If you like, you may take a look at our website, http://www.DiscoveringBelize.com where we have some packages for San Pedro.

Cheers, Alex

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]]> Comment on How do I aquire Permanent Residance in Belize ? by Alex Gamero http://belizetravelinfo.com/belize-tavel-info/how-do-i-aquire-permanent-residance-in-belize-3/comment-page-1/#comment-18455 Alex Gamero Fri, 18 May 2012 11:06:56 +0000 http://belizetravelinfo.com/belize-tavel-info/how-do-i-aquire-permanent-residance-in-belize-3/#comment-18455 If you are planning on retiring here is a useful link http://www.belizeretirement.org There are the phone numbers for the Immigration & Nationality Departments: Belize City 222-4620 Belmopan 822-2423 & 822-2611 The area code for the country of Belize is 501, then just dial the numbers above. As far as moving to Belize. I recommend staying for an extended period of time before making it a permanent move. Living in Belize and visiting it are very very different. Living in Belize is not for everyone. I hope you find this information helpful. If you know of anyone who just wants to travel to Belize, please help me by referring them to my website http://www.discoveringbelize.com Cheers, Alex If you are planning on retiring here is a useful link http://www.belizeretirement.org

There are the phone numbers for the Immigration & Nationality Departments:
Belize City 222-4620
Belmopan 822-2423 & 822-2611

The area code for the country of Belize is 501, then just dial the numbers above.

As far as moving to Belize. I recommend staying for an extended period of time before making it a permanent move. Living in Belize and visiting it are very very different. Living in Belize is not for everyone.

I hope you find this information helpful. If you know of anyone who just wants to travel to Belize, please help me by referring them to my website http://www.discoveringbelize.com

Cheers, Alex

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