Belize
It has been brought to our attention that items containing insecticides cannot be taken into Belize. There can be up to a $500 fine if items of these kind are found in your luggage. This includes dog flea collars, dog flea shampoo, etc.
Accommodations & Tour Companies
- Black Rock Lodge
- Brisa Oceano Resort
- Cahal Pech Village Resort
- Caves Branch Adventure Company & Jungle Lodge
- Chabil Mar
- Copal Tree Lodge
- Cotton Tree Lodge
- Crystal Paradise
- Grand Baymen
- Hamanasi Adventure & Dive Resort
- Hickatee Cottages
- High Tide Guest House
- Hopkins Bay Resort
- Jaguar Creek
- Ka’ana Resort
- Las Terrazas Resort
- Let’s Go Belizing Ltd.
- Lucky Dreamer Lodge
- Mariposa Jungle Lodge
- Naia Resort and Spa
- Ranguana Caye
- Rock Farm Guest House
- Romantic Travel Belize
- Royal Belize
- Serenity Sands Bed & Breakfast
- Singing Sands Inn
- Sunset Beach Resort, Ambergris Caye
- Sweet Songs Jungle Lodge
- Table Rock Jungle Lodge
- Thatch Caye
- The Placencia
- The Tropical Education Center/Zoo Lodge
- TIDE Tours
- Turtle Inn
- Villa Verano
- Xanadu Island Resort
Once you choose a lodging from this page, you will be able to see the exact needs requested by the community project so you can choose to pack for a purpose and express your gratitude to the local community with the supplies you bring.
Facts about Belize
Belize is a beautiful destination that seamlessly blends together the Central American jungles and the Caribbean Sea. Honeymooners, adventurous family vacationers, and volunteer vacationers flock to this impressive country to explore Maya sites, watch for colorful birds and other wildlife, and snorkel off the Northern Cayes. While tourists are busy scouting the ruins of ancient civilizations and exploring wildlife sanctuaries and marine reserves, they can also find ways to make a difference when traveling to Belize. There are many non-profit organizations and service projects to which tourists can donate. There are a number of service projects in Belize that accept charitable donations.
Visitors interested in responsible tourism can help children in Belize by donating school supplies, including backpacks, notebooks, and writing utensils to a number of these non-profits. Humanitarians interested in helping other parts of the community are invited to donate to sustainable agriculture projects; these projects need small tools. Other projects are focused on providing medical care and improving wellness in these communities; visitors are invited to donate medical supplies to these organizations. Many of the non-profit projects in Costa Rica, Nicaragua, and Guatemala work to improve the school systems.
