#Central America Travel#
Belize
When buying a ticket, the staff told you to go to the immigration bureau before 8:30 to complete the exit procedures. In fact, the immigration office opened at nine o'clock.
The immigration officer asked where he went to Honduras and which hotel to stay. After answering one by one, after fingerprinting and taking photos, the immigration officer stamped my passport.
The immigration office is in the wet market, the most down-to-earth border crossing Gigi has ever visited, with no clear borders.
This boat, called the water bus, is not large, with three rows of stools in the middle on the left and right. That's a bit of a noble compared to the $75 fare.
At about 10:20, two immigration officers stood at the bow of the boat, called the names of the passengers in the order of the list, checked the exit stamps, and then allowed them to board the ship.
Invited by the captain to sit in the cockpit on the second floor.
I asked the captain, have any Chinese tourists ever taken your ship to Belize? The captain said that there was no from Honduras to Belize, and that several Hong Kongers had been carried from Belize to Honduras. By God, then I might be the first Chinese tourist to take the sea exit route from Honduras to Belize.
Two hours by boat ride with barely a boat in sight. Unlike the turquoise Caribbean Sea in Cancun, Mexico, the sea here is grayish white.
Arriving at the Tahiti crossing in Belize, the immigration officer in Belize set up a temporary immigration office with four tables. The immigration officer asked the question, how long do you plan to stay in Belize? After answering, he stamped his entry and gave a one-month visa.
Took a ride to the bus stop. A question, there is a bus to Belize City at two o'clock, twenty Belizean dollars.
Belize is a Commonwealth country, the currency and the US dollar are fixed interest rates, 1 Belize dollar is equal to 0.5 US dollars. English is the official language. The capital is Belmopan, the largest city in Belize City.
The bus from Tahiti is a second-hand school bus eliminated from developed countries, without air conditioning, and stops at the beckon, so the bus combines city buses and long-distance buses. More than 200 kilometers drove for almost five hours.
It was almost seven o'clock when I arrived in Belize City, and it was already dark.
No internet and no way to book a hotel. I had done both before, and if there was no bus to Belize City, I would have spent the night in Dangriga. Booking There are not many hotels in Upper Belize City. I chose two hotels not far from the station as backups.
Took a taxi and arrived at the hotel in a few minutes. Fortunately, the hotel is available. Otherwise, you can only go crazy in this dark night.
I thought I was sick last night. After a day of tossing, I had a headache and didn't even have the strength to take a bath.
Slept and it's much better today.
