Belize COVID-19 Travel Updates

To ensure a safe and enjoyable experience, all visitors to Belize will be subject to new government COVID-19 regulations and guidelines during the current stage of the phased reopening.

Here is what you need to know when traveling to Belize.

Your Safety on Tours:

Please note that:

• We are Gold Standard certified.
• High touch areas, furniture, and equipment are regularly sanitized.
• The tour desk counter and seats are sanitized frequently.
• Tour guides and office personnel wear required PPE.
• Office personnel clean and sanitize all high-touch points frequently.
• The sharing of equipment is not allowed by staff and tour guides.
• Vehicles are disinfected frequently.
• Masks are required by the Belize government in all public places.
• Each guest will be quickly and easily temperature checked before entering the van.
• Each quest is required to sanitize hand prior to entering the van- hand sanitizer will be provided
• Our team has had extensive health and safety training related to COVID-19
• All employees are required to submit to temperature checks during their shift.
• All employees are required to wear a facemask as part of their uniforms.
• Each driver/tour guide is required to carry a small container of hand sanitizer with them at all times.

Here is what to expect on a Tour or Ground Transportation  

• Each guest will be quickly and easily temperature checked before entering the van by our driver/guide and temperature will be logged
• Guests required to sanitize hand prior to entering van- hand sanitizer will be provided
• Guests are required by law to wear a mask at all times except in the following instances:
  • On a high-intensity tour where the guide is 6 feet apart. For example – Hiking, rappelling horseback riding.
  • Snorkeling/ diving
  • Once seated in a restaurant to eat.
  • On the beach, once sufficient distance is maintained from other guests.

Please cooperate with our staff to ensure a smooth and more enjoyable experience.

*There is a BZ $5,000 fine and possible two-year prison sentence, for non-compliance with host country rules regarding social distancing, movement restrictions, mask mandates, etc.