Driving in Belize: Tips for Tourists & Visitors 🚙

Is driving in Belize as scary as it sounds? Check out our tips on driving, navigating, parking, and getting gas. Yes, the roads are rough in some parts of the country but it's worth it to rent a car if you will be driving around often. We drove from Belize City to San Ignacio to Placencia. We drove mostly on the Western Highway and Hummingbird Highway as well.
Read more Belize tips on our blog: onechancetravel.com/
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[@TiaandAndy]

Good to know, thanks for sharing!

[@erwinwills2289]

This really isn’t accurate. The entire highway at the time of this video was under construction and renovation, hence the detours and dirt roads. It’s all paved and properly marked now.

[@ELECTRIC-DNA]

Good to know. At the time it was a mess. Thanks for watching.

[@SemperCognita]

Would you recommend crossing by bus versus the hassle of driving?

[@ELECTRIC-DNA]

Hi, we actually have a whole blog post about getting around Belize if you’d like to read it: onechancetravel.com/how-to-get-around-belize/ but basically we don’t recommend taking the bus

[@boitohelena]

Hi i have questions you can hire campavan in Belize?

[@edwinodus]

What are the requirements to import your car into belize?

[@ELECTRIC-DNA]

I don’t think they were too difficult but ours was a rental.

[@shuelvillano8865]

How frequent did you see gas stations

[@ELECTRIC-DNA]

In the city areas like in San Ignacio, pretty often. Outside of that, not much.