The four international airlines serving the country include American Airlines, Continental, U.S Airways and Grupo Taca. Delta will join the fleet on December 11, 2004. Visitors flying into Belize will touch ground on the tarmac in the International Airport, just a couple of miles outside Belize City.

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Maya Island Air and Tropic Air are the two local airline companies in Belize. Both offer frequent and reliable schedules at reasonable prices. Destinations include the International Airport, Belize City, San Pedro, Caye Caulker, Caye Chapel, Corozal, Placencia, Dangriga, Toledo, and Tikal in Guatemala. Special chartering services are also available.

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Renting a vehicle is probably the most popular way to discover Belize at your own pace and comfort. With a few international rental companies, and a host of local agencies countrywide, choosing the vehicle best suited for your itinerary will be your most challenging task.
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Apart from being the most inexpensive way to travel around Belize, the colorful collage of faces and characters you will encounter on your bus ride provides a cultural immersion never to be forgotten. The Novelos Bus Service is the largest and most widely used bus company in the country.

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The Belize Marine Terminal, located at the foot of the Swing Bridge in downtown Belize City is the most convenient location to catch a water taxi heading to the two popular island towns of Caye Caulker and San Pedro.   Schedules to and from these islands are almost hourly. Special charters to the atolls and other island tours can also be arranged upon request.

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