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The more you know about the destination and the conditions you can expect on your Wildland Adventure, the more you will enjoy your experience. We invite you to call our destination specialists at 1-800-345-4453 so that we can answer any questions or concerns. The following information will also help you prepare for the exciting experience ahead and enable you to get the very most from your trip.

 
Air Travel Arrangements

We are pleased to assist you with your flights to Belize. We offer discounted bulk rate fares with preferred airlines and are familiar with the best schedules and routing to Belize City. There is no obligation to purchase your international tickets from Wildland Adventures. In general, fares we offer to most destinations are usually below market rates based on advanced purchase and availability at the time you are ready to purchase your ticket. The preferred carriers to Belize based on routes, times and fares, are American Airlines and Continental. United and Delta also fly but are generally not as competitive or direct. Local flights within Belize are already included in the cost of your Wildland Adventure.


Health

Once you sign up for a trip, we provide detailed information about health precautions and possible immunizations for travel to each destination. Wildland Adventures staff are not licensed medical authorities to advise which medications or inoculations you and your private physician decide are necessary for your safe participation on the trip. However, we know the exact areas, environments and conditions under which you will be traveling, all of which can affect the relative risk of exposure to health conditions and help you make your own decisions concerning immunizations and prescription medicines. Preventative measures against infectious diseases may require advance planning. Pregnant women and parents traveling with young children should consult their physician or pediatrician.

Belize is a relatively safe country and in general you do not need to be any more concerned about your health than you would traveling to most developed nations of the world. No immunizations are required for travel to Belize. Dengue fever and malaria are found in Belize but risk is relatively low for temporary travelers who use insect repellant and stay in lodges with screened rooms. Risks to Wildland Travelers is relatively low. Recommended immunizations include typhoid, yellow fever, hepatitis A and hepatitis B. All travelers should be up-to-date on tetanus-diphtheria, measles-mumps-rubella, polio, and chicken pox immunizations.

Most travelers are pleasantly surprised to discover that mosquitoes are less prevalent than anticipated. Biting insects are generally not a problem except for no-see-ums in the sand on some beaches in hot and wet conditions. The best prevention is use of insect repellent and wearing light-weight, light-colored, quick-dry clothing with long pants and long sleeves in the morning and evening. It is vital to protect yourself from the sun with hat and sunscreen and drink plenty of water.

MD Travel Health: Complete travel information updated daily for physicians and travelers.

 
VISA and Passport Requirements

A passport is required for entry into Belize, and should be valid for six months after your return date. An advance visa is not required for American citizens. Non-US citizens should check with a consulate or online at one of the following websites::

Belize Embassy in the U.S.
U.S. State Department Passport Services

 
Reading List

Enrich your travels by using our recommended reading list and online ordering through Longitude Books. For each destination, we feature "Essential Reading," four or five books that are a comprehensive introduction to each region. This list favors well-written, concise books that capture the spirit of a place including guidebooks, memoirs, histories, field guides, natural histories, novels or other great books. You will also find the new and hard-to-find books, field guides, classic accounts of exploration, travel narratives, books on art and archaeology, novels, essays and well-written academic books.

Belize Reading List
Belize Books for Kids

 
Travel Supplies and Packing List

We provide you with a specific packing list and recommended travel products for your trip once you have signed up for your Wildland Adventure. Two companies we recommend for travel supplies include:

ExOfficio
We highly recommend their performance engineered, quick dry and lightweight travel apparel designed for outdoor-oriented adventure travel.
www.exofficio.com

TravelSmith
A resource for every travel clothing category and a variety of specialty travel products.
www.travelsmith.com

 
Destination Information

For further information about Belize we recommend the following websites:

CIA Fact Book

 
General International Travel References

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