Hotels near Sir Barry Bowen Municipal Airport - TZA, Belize City

again the people are great, even the homeless whom we helped now and again. The city could work on the roads and cleaning a bit more but so could mine. Lots of potential here but may need more time reach full potential. We haven't explored other areas of the country yet so I can't make comparisons as to the more touristy areas. We want to return!!

Wonderful people and culture. Recommend the Cultural Museum. Stayed at Villa Boscardi. Walking distance to Smokeez Seaside Restaurant & Bar also Chef Roger/Lebanese Cuisine and Shisha. Easy tours to the Altun Ha Maya ruins and the Belize Zoo (Only Rescued Animals in very natural habitat). Avoid going south of Haulover Creek Canal Especially after dark! Check Travel Advisories. Will Definitely return.

Belize -- a true melting pot reflected in its people, languages, cultures, vistas, regions and cuisines, a strong dedication in preserving its history, biodiversity, and natural wonders, a must for open minded travelers. A stunning country on the eastern coast of Central America, by renting a car, I witnessed spectacular places, including San-Ignacio, Balmonte, Cayo, Maya-Beach, Seine-Bight, Placencia, Santa-Cruz, Mountain Pine Ridge Forest Reserve, Hidden-Valley, Chan-Chich, the lush Hummingbird Highway, and Hopkins. By taking the excellent ferry system, I saw San-Pedro, the South and Secret beaches in Ambergris Caye, and bohemian Caye Caulker. And at last, I took the time to appreciate Belize City, where I stayed on 3 returns, at The Great House Inn, for unique experiences. It is always difficult to resume such a journey... here are my best memorable photography! Please do enjoy! Paul

Everyone was friendly. My stay was in the middle of downtown and every morning early morning people were on the way to work they were walking their riding bikes they were riding motorcycles they were in cars they were going to work this is a country that works. Glad for my stay

If you like physical activity--tubing, hiking--this a a great place for you to go.Belize is somehow in transition. They have "tourist-cized" many of their natural wonders into "fun" events, but they have not focused on the history. The city seems to cater to the cruise ships, a pretty awful entity, but one that can pay the bills. I had the feeling much of what I saw was a facade. This diverse country is irrevocably beautiful but, to me, it has been "Kardashianed" or is somewhere on the road to having that done to it. This is unwise, but it is what we have in this world right now. The people are beautiful, even the unscrupulous cab drivers and one young "guard" at the ferry terminal. I liked the country, but I will not return.

I love the restaurant Celebrity it's close to the Belize Museum on Regent street which was a former prison. The food is excellent. It's very easy to get around Belize city by taxi. We paid a taxi 10 BZ dollars to take us from the bus terminal to the Museum that's about 5 US. I called the chauffeur later on in the afternoon to take us to town and we were dropped at the park in the center of town. We walked around the park and sat on a chair under a tree, we visited the inner stores on Albert street. What I like about Belize, there are restrooms every where and the people are friendly. You can ask them anything they will help you out. We walked on the market on Saturday, got some hot bread by the bakery and coffee next door. I loved Altun Ha. Our guide was arranged by the guesthouse Casa de Shangri-La.