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Overview of Belize

Belize is simply stunning. The official language spoken is English, which is somewhat different from the rest of Central America and makes life a lot easier! It is also a relatively small and easy country to travel around. This is the ideal destination for divers and snorkelers, as well as jungle lovers, history buffs, ornithologists, wildlife explorers and even honeymooners! The variety of activities and destinations packed into this small country are diverse interesting, beautiful and fascinating! The country was previously known as British Honduras due to it being a British colony from 1862 to 1981. The British arrived to free the island from the slavery introduced by the Spanish. The Spanish and the British both laid claim over the island until the battle of St. Georges Caye in 1798. The British won but did not declare Belize as a British colony until 1840 for fear of the neighbouring Spanish colonies invading the small island. Before the Europeans arrived, the island was a Mayan civilisation from 1500 BC until around 1200 AD. The Mayans controlled Mexico, Guatemala, Belize and the western part of Honduras for thousands of years. The Spanish conquistadors arrived in 1506 and declared it Spanish territory. Still, they had problems securing the hostile tribes of The Yucatan peninsula, plus there were not many natural resources to sustain them. The island has been independent from the British since 1981. The neighbouring country of Guatemala did not accept Belize's independence initially, due to a long-running feud with the British and claiming that Belize actually belonged to Guatemala. This was resolved in 1993. Belize is now an independent paradise popular with different types of travellers 'for its wildlife, biodiversity, spectacular diving and snorkelling, sea and beach resorts and adventure activities. 

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8 Day Beautiful Belize

8 Day Beautiful Belize

8Days

Belize has a unique and historical past, different from the majority of Central America. This country has English as its official language and the British

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Physical Rating:Moderate


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8 Day Belize And Hopkins Adventure

8 Day Belize And Hopkins Adventure

8Days

Belize has a unique and historical past, different from the majority of Central America. This country has English as its official language and the British

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Physical Rating:Moderate


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9 Day Belize Off The Beaten Track Adventure

9 Day Belize Off The Beaten Track Adventure

9Days

This 9 day Off The beaten track Belize will take us to discover some of the best archaeological and natural wonders of this central American

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Off The Beaten Track Belize

Off The Beaten Track Belize

6Days

This Archaeological Adventure tour will take you to all of the significant Maya sites in Belize and Guatemala along the route of The Mayans. Along

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Luxurious  Belize Adventure

Luxurious Belize Adventure

8Days

Belize has a unique and historical past, different from the majority of Central America. This country has English as its official language and the British

Package type:Luxury

Physical Rating:High


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Abundant Belize

Abundant Belize

8Days

Experience the best of Belize in 8 days with Va Expeditions. Explore Mayan ruins in San Ignacio, relax on Ambergris Caye's beaches, and dive into the Hol Chan Marine Reserve. Includes 3-star hotels, meals, and guided tours.

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Physical Rating:Moderate


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Traveler Experiences in Belize

Real stories and authentic feedback from travelers who explored with VA Expeditions.

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Simon AOctober 19, 2026
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12 day Tour, Lima, Cusco, Puno and Arequipa

Our guide Willington was absolutely superb. He made our holiday of a lifetime an amazing experience. His organisation of our large group was exemplary and went above and beyond with the help and care of those who suffered with the altitude.
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Donna COctober 17, 2026
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Thank you Jorge Ochoa and Valencia Travel

We booked for the 4 day Inca Trail hike but unfortunately fell ill on the flight over. The care and consideration provided to us by our tour guide, Jorge Ochoa, and his colleagues at Valencia Travel when it became clear we weren’t well enough to do the hike was next level, and something we didn’t expect. Jorge arranged alternate accommodation, transfers and transport for us so we could meet our hiking group when they arrived at Machu Picchu and spend the remaining days of the tour with them. We are so grateful for this. Highly recommend Jorge and Valencia Travel.
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Jackie WOctober 17, 2026
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Wonderful

Amazing Peru! We had Ruben as our tour guide and he made the experience for us such a wonderful one! He guided us through Lima, Amazon Jungle, Cusco, Machu Picchu, Lake Titicaca and also an optional Mara’s and Moray tour. His knowledge of Peruvian history and of the sites he took us to was informative and relevant. His exceptionally caring demeanour towards our group and his great sense of humour and high energy made the 13 days together seeing Peru a pleasure for me. The tour was well organised, transport terrific and Ruben’s problem solving attributes perfect. Thanks so much Ruben, hope we meet again. My first Tripadeal and group tour and would consider again in the future 😊
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Janelle HOctober 17, 2026
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Ruben – The Heart of an Unforgettable South American Adventure

Writing Ruben was an exceptional tour guide with outstanding knowledge, professionalism and a genuine passion for what he does. Every detail was handled seamlessly, and no request was ever too much trouble. The logistics throughout our South America adventure ran smoothly, allowing us to relax and fully enjoy every moment. Ruben played a huge part in making this an unforgettable trip and an experience we will treasure for a lifetime. Thank you, Ruben, for an incredible journey and memories we will never forget! Janelle and Terry
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Tina VOctober 17, 2026
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Memorable trip

Rueben is the best guide in Peru. He goes above and beyond for his group. Friendly, happy and very easy to get along with. The trip was super comfortable and always felt safe with Reuben. I briefly got to meet other guides from Valencia Travel and everyone was knowledgeable and lovely. Thank you for a trip of a lifetime. Memories of Peru will always remain because of you.
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Padma ROctober 15, 2026
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Excellent Guide Willington Calderon

Willington Calderon was our guide, he picked us up from the Airport on 17th Sept 2026 to the Accommodation. He was our guide for our South America tour 17th Sept to 29th Sept. On 19th flew to Puerto Maldonado, Amazon Jungle, Cusco. All through our Guide WIllington was excellent, explained all details of the places that we visited. He is a learned person, sharing his views and been very friendly all the time. He was very helpful and available every time we needed. He has excellent command over English to explain and answered all our doubts. He was not just a guide to us, but a very good friend now. We missed him upon 12th day as we had to visit other nearby countries. I would highly recommend Willington as a guide to all other tourists in future..
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Lynda SOctober 14, 2026
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Amazing Experience

Our 12 day adventure in Peru was part of a 31 day Trip A Deal Tour(Ultimate South America Adventure). We were lucky enough to have Ruben as our guide for the whole 12 days. Not only was he super organised and very knowledgeable, but his sense of humour was a good fit for the 19 Aussies and New Zealanders in our tour group, which made everything so much fun. Ruben cared about everyone in the group and went out of his way to help with any issues and problems and he also tried his best to accommodate any suggestions and requests along the way. Ruben's instructions were always clear and for the whole 12 days in Peru I felt completely safe and comfortable about timing and the itinerary. A brilliant experience and loved every minute. Thanks Ruben and Valencia.
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Tranter KOctober 13, 2026
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Willington C - Valencia Travel - Best Peru Tour Guide

I can’t recommend Willington highly enough for our experience. Willington was so knowledgeable throughout our Peru leg of the tour that it made the journey so pleasurable. Willington had such diverse knowledge and spoke with clear and precise language. Willington knew the landscape, the history and also demonstrated insight into the local animals which for me was so exciting. Willington provided advice for tipping, coordinated all of our tickets including checking in for flights and assisted with gaining accessthrough quicker lines for experiences. As with all your groups, there are difficult people to deal with that can easily derail the experience. Willington showed highly quality problem solving and conflict resolution skills to resolve a couple’s daily complaints about nothing and this other families unrealistic dietary requirements in the rural parts of Peru. Willington also had a close relationship with the locals throughout Peru aiding in our experience, assisting with travels and gaining deeper observations of the beautiful country. Our only other feedback would be that we wished we had Willington for the rest our trip across South America.
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Odyssey669698October 12, 2026
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Valencia Travels Cusco Tour Leader Yurie Torres

Yuriel Torres (Yuri) from Valencia Tours Cusco was our tour leader during our 12 days visit in Peru. Yuri is a very experienced, professional tour leader with great cultural and historical knowledge. Yuri managed and coordinated various itineraries in Lima, Cusco, Macchu Picchu Puno etc and communicated well daily plans and schedules to the group (17 people). He provided tips for dealing with altitude sickness and safety aspects. Yuri is very approachable a nd went out of his way to support the group especially when a member required additional medical support. Great work Yuri, many thanks Naleen & Geetha
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Dave EOctober 12, 2026
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Incha trail and Machu Picchu

Excellent tour, very knowledgeable and friendly leader. Enjoyed the experience and was spoiled by the staff. Did the incha trail. Jorge Ochoa made the trip knowledge and was an excellent guide. Fantastic experience would recommend to anyone.
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Siobhan EOctober 12, 2026
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a must do!

This was an incredible experience! Very friendly and helpful staff. Thank you so much Jorge Ochoa and our amazing Porters, we could not have done this without you!
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Katrina AOctober 12, 2026
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Walther Rojas was a great Tour Guide

We highly recommend this tour with TripaDeal. The Cusco-Machu Picchu back to Cusco was delivered by Valencia Travel. Our guide Walther Rojas was attentive and caring. Walther went out of his way to ensure all the group were looked after. We highly recommend Walther as a tour guide due to his knowledge and expertise.

Travel Advice & Tips for Belize

Everything you need to know before visiting Belize: local customs, safety guidelines, currency, health advice, and practical tips.

Health and insurance

Always have comprehensive travel insurance which covers you for health insurance for any events that you cannot control. It is always best to be prepared. This will cover you for loss or theft as well as any accidents. The private clinics have a better standard of health care and your insurance will cover any treatment. You will probably have to head back to Belize city for these, however. Please bear in mind that standard health care in Belize is of a very average standard and is relatively expensive so probably best avoided, if at all possible! 

Visit your travel clinic at home and have the recommended vaccines for Belize. Mosquito derived illnesses are common and mosquitos are abundant! So malaria, dengue, and zika are unfortunately, a genuine risk. 

In major cities, tap water is considered safe to drink, in rural areas rainwater is usually piped and its safety cannot be guaranteed. If in doubt boil and filter your water to avoid any unnecessary upset stomachs! 

Sandflies are also a nightmare and exist in copious quantities. Bug repellent is a must for mozzies and sand flies. 

Greetings

People in Belize are friendly. They do however refrain from the cheek kissing, found on other Latin American countries. People will usually suffice with a casual "Aawright" and maybe even a formal handshake, but not much more! 

Culture

The people in Belize are a mixture of Mayan, Mestizos (Spanish and native mixture), Creole, British, Garifuna and East Indian in differing percentages. 

LGBTQ

In general, people are relaxed and friendly to all people regardless of sexual orientation. However, as in any Central American country, there are always some closed-minded people out there…if in doubt, be discreet! 

Money

The currency in Belize is Belizean dollar! There are 2 Belizean dollars to a US dollar. The Belezian dollar has a picture of the Queen on them. They come in denominations of $2, $5,$10,$20, $50 and $100 bills. 

Eating and drinking

Belize is world-famous for it's "rice and beans". It's the staple, everyone eats it and there is actually no avoiding the dish! There are however many different dishes from the diverse cultural origins so if you do get bored of the above, get them a try! 

Tamales- are an adaptation of the Mexican tamal, but wrapped in plantain leaves instead of corn leaves. They consist of a distinctive flour-based mixture and have a variety of fillings including chicken, pork, cheese or beef and an assortment of vegetables. 

Ceviche- yes you thought it was Peruvian… and it is! The Belizeans have their version though being a mainly island culture and their access to fresh fish and seafood ....it would be rude not to! 

Meat Pies - mainly a remnant of the British influence, meat pies are still a snack or even main meal for a lot of people. 

Cochinita chibil – marinated slow-cooked pork, served with a variety of toppings and all inside a tortilla. 

Salbutes – are popular street food and delicious. Usually chicken and a mixed salad are served in a fried tortilla. 

Chimole - a chunky black stew consisting of chicken and vegetables and the traditionally used achiote to give it the flavour 

Accommodation

Accommodation is varied in Belize. You can camp, backpack, stay in guest houses, hotels or holiday resorts. Mostly this will depend on the location, your preference and most importantly, your budget! Remember there is no top-end accommodation, so if you are looking for luxury then maybe Belize is not for you, but there are many options abound for decent clean and comfortable places to rest your weary head. There are, however, many original, intimate, authentic hotel options throughout Belize and its Cayes and incredibly reasonably priced compared to the mega-resorts of the Yucatan, in Mexico. The jungle areas have many decent eco-lodges. If you are booking accommodation online, then try and book directly with the hotel. It is common practice for any agencies or wholesalers to add a 20% commission! 

Activities

Belizean people when they are not working, will often be found chilling in a hammock with a cold beer, just like the rest of us! They like sport, especially football, basketball and ten pin bowling. 

Garifuna is the locally acclaimed style of music which is of the Afro Caribbean calypso style with a little merengue thrown in! Reggae, dance hall, hip hop and even a bit of rock music can all be heard blasting out of bars and homes alike. 

Safety

In general, Belize is a safe country to travel. I travelled there as a single female traveller with no issues at all and other travellers will tell you the same thing. The locals are generally friendly, helpful and want you to have the best possible time in their country. There have been some reports of issues when people have been partying, drinking too much, drug-taking or sex industry involvement. Simply stay away from these activities and you will have no problems! 

Belize City is like any other big city with its usual issues, activities and of course, crime, so be aware there. There is nothing much to do there anyway except take a ferry out to the cayes! The standard common-sense attitude prevails, avoid remote districts, be aware of your surroundings, keep to touristic spots and avoid any "dodgy" feeling places…. Your gut is usually correct! Take a photocopy of all your documents and carry the photocopies on you. Store the originals in a hotel safe. Avoid bus stations late at night, avoid wearing expensive jewellery or taking your laptop out with you. 

Taxis are safe in the cities, so if in doubt, take one! 

Belize FAQ

Frequently Asked Questions about Belize

Everything you need to know before and during your travel experience in Belize.

Guides & Drivers:

 

2.2. Protective Measures and Equipment to consider:

2.2.1. Mandatory Equipment:

 

• Face mask

• Tied Hair (in case of having long hair)

• Closed Shoes (not sandals)

• Constant use of Hand Sanitizer

• Use pants with the uniform (not shorts)

• Sanitize your backpack and equipment constantly when providing services

• Limit the use of accessories (wallets, fanny packs, watches, etc.)

• Avoid sharing glasses, spoons, bottles, etc.

• Avoid the use of reusable tissues, make use of disposable towels or napkins

• Make use of the digital thermometer

• Avoid wearing a tie or scarf

 

III. SPECIFIC PREVENTION MEASURES

 

3.1. Tourist Guide Service

 

• Maximum 1 Guide for every 14 visitors

3.2. Tourist Reception

• Welcome: greet without physical contact and maintaining a distance of 1.5 meters.

 

3.3. Delivery of Preventive Utensils

• Take the temperature of Each Visitor

• Hand Sanitizer

• Masks, if necessary.

• Gloves

 Physical distancy and wear masks in public spaces are mandatory for clients, guides and drivers.

We suggest that you speak with your doctor to ensure that you are up-to-date with the recommended vaccinations when traveling to the destination. In any case, a negative Coronavirus Molecular Test (PCR) is needed to enter the country.

As in any city in the world, there can be pickpockets in crowded places. We suggest being vigilant at all times, but if you are in a group you will always be safer.

Yes, hotels will charge the cost of a double room as standard, so a single supplement will be charged if you are traveling alone.

Each trip is customizable, but there may be additional restrictions and expenses in each case. We suggest contacting your sales representative for more information.

Yes, you can add additional or optional services to your regular tour. We appreciate contacting your sales representative for any changes you wish to make.

We work with a maximum group size of 12 passengers for sustainability reasons and a more personaized experience.

We suggest consulting with your embassy to review any documents, tests or special visa you need for your trip.

Yes, we cater for all special dietary requirements. Please let us know at the time of booking if you have any allergies or special dietary needs.

Tips are not included in the cost of the tour. You should plan to tip 10% in restaurants and for your guided services, however, tipping is never required.

This depends on each itinerary, and will be indicated in the detail of the day. However, our itineraries always usually include free times to offer more flexibility to our guests. 

At VA Expeditions we believe that every action we take should generate a positive impact on the communities and the environment of our entire production chain, which is why we carry out various activities focused on this objective. An example of our sustainable projects: 

Women’s Cultural Group and Maya Experience

 

This Maya Experience with the women’s cultural group in San Antonio Village is formed by the local Women’s Group made up of nine Mayan Belizean women.  You spend time in one or two homes that offer a very cool look back into a culture that is quickly disappearing…a time when the Maya depended on the land for everything from food to furniture to medicine.   

 

Come try your hand at ancient pottery making techniques with a group of the Mayan artisans, prepare and enjoy their delicious home-made lunch such as corn tortillas, tamales, and atole.  You also have a chance to purchase pottery and other crafts made by the ladies.  They are now training youth who are unemployed, from the community, so that they too can benefit from the tourism in their village. 

 

Cacao Farms in the South of the country, Conservation program with “Program for Belize” https://www.pfbelize.org/la-milpa-ecolodge-and-research-center/

 

Cockscomb Basin Wild Life Sanctuary,

El Pilar Archaeological Site,

Shipstern Conservation & Management area located in Corozal District

This depends on each itinerary, but generally is a ratio of one guide for every nine guests.

The tours are carried out by an expert team that has determined the optimal times of visits to make the most of our guests' time, without rushing. All our programs are customizable, so if at any time at the destination you want to adjust the pace of the trip, you can ask your guide to reach a consensus with the whole group in case you need to make adjustments to the pace of the trip.

Yes, you can safely store any luggage at your  hotel.

In the mountains and remote places there is no Internet connection. Hotels and public places usually have WIFI available.

It depends on each itinerary. We suggest contacting your account representative to give you specific information regarding your  program.

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We do not include travel or health insurance and we strongly recommend a comprehensive travel insurance for any unexpected circumstances. This is not obligatory, however. An full travel insurance policy that covers cancellations and delays as well as medical insurance.

We suggest that you speak with your doctor to ensure what medications you will need to bring to the destination. Pharmacies and drugstores are common in all cities, however, it is not certain that you will be able to find a specific drug that you can find in your country of origin.

We do not include the cost of any domestic or international flight in any of our programs. These services must be booked independently by each guest.

VA Expeditions is supported by Valencia Travel, a company with more than 12 years of foundation with a solid financial position. We have insurance from the insurance company La Positiva, that supports us and protects our guests from any eventuality at the destination, covering our guests for more than 5 million US dollars.

Yes, in addition to multi-day programs, we offer half-day experiences and excursions without overnight, which you can purchase as additional services. In case you wish to purchase one of these services, you can ask your guide, the transfer representative or your sales representative to provide you with the support you need.

Yes, you can travel with children and we have many activities to do as a family, however, depending on your itinerary, some experiences can be a bit demanding for young children. As a recommendation, we suggest that you ask your sales consultant if the tour you wish to book is suitable for children.

We suggest making your reservations at least one month before your trip in order to reserve the best hotels, transportation and services for your travel dates, however, in last minute cases, we can reserve up to 15 days in advance.

The official currency in Belize is the belize dollar (BZD). In large cities there is a good chance that you will find ATMs or ATMs, however, we suggest that you do not rely entirely on this solution, as it may not be enabled to work with your bank.

As a sustainable travel company, we are in constant search of how we can improve the sustainability of our operations.  An example of our sustainable projects:

Sustainable Tourism Policy

Our partner, Martsam Travel, organizes trips focused on sustainability while respecting the natural environment, the communities, and their traditions, trying as much as possible to use suppliers committed to sustainability practices, and collaborating with them in the implementation of these practices that lead us to raise the quality of the services offered.

Environmental Friendliness (Eco-Friendly):

All the activities of the company are analyzed, and it considered in order to avoid, mitigate, reverse or compensate any kind of environmental impact, since the natural environment is an essential part of our product and therefore is vital for our daily survival.

Social and Cultural Responsibility

It implies that the company analyzes and takes into account the social and cultural background of the sites and their areas of influence, in which it develops activities, so that these result benefits the local inhabitants as much as possible. The cultural environment is the most charismatic part of our product and therefore conserving it is conserving our way of life.

Financial Sustainability

We make sure that our operation generates profits for the local communities and make sure the benefits are real, we also ensure that the payments to the services they provide are fair.

Our partner, Martsam Travel, cooperates with different service providers such as hotels, restaurants, community projects, leaders, and local guides, relying on the “Best Practices Agreement in Sustainable Tourism”, established with the Rainforest Alliance in 2006.

Cultural norms vary within each Latin American country, even within each city within the country, however, we recommend the following measures to have a pleasant visit in each destination: Latin American culture in general tends to be closer and more informal than in others cultures, so there is usually always a friendly approach in all conversations, and going directly to the point could be considered offensive to some people. Personal space can be much shorter as well, but without being interpreted as sexual in nature. 

The schedules are also usually more relaxed and informal, however, this is not the case of VA EXPEDITIONS, since we will always respect the hours indicated in your itinerary. This may be different for other appointments that you can book on your own at other locations.

For any emergency, we appreciate contacting the following number: + (502) 5417-5517

All our guests have 24/7 support for any type of emergency or eventuality. For emergencies you can contact the following number: + (502) 5417-5517. For general inquiries, you can write to us at the following email: info@valenciatravelcusco.com 

This depends on the type of the type of Travel insurance that the passenger has. We recommend that you have a comprehensive travel insurance policy for better care and hospital facilities.

Each trip is customizable, but there may be additional restrictions and expenses in each case. We suggest contacting your sales representative for more information.

For city tours, there are public bathrooms available, in remote destinations bathroom facilities are more sparse.

In cities and tourist centers you will have good telephone reception. In remote areas, there may be no cell phone reception.

We suggest that you bring a refillable water bottle or purchase bottled water if necessary. Depending on your destination, at various points on your trip there will be places where you can fill your water bottle.

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