By Car:
Driving can be a great way to explore Belize with car rentals available at the airports and in most of the bigger towns. The highways and road systems in Belize connect to all the mainland towns, villages, and top attractions allowing travelers to easily connect to many different places by road. The Hummingbird Highway in Belize is known as one of the most scenic drives in the entire world.
By Taxi:
Some taxis will drive visitors anywhere in the country in Belize, these prices can be high, but compared to rental and gas prices it can be a great way to travel. The drivers are local and very knowledgeable, it`s like having a personal guide and driver. You can ask at your hotel for them to recommend a driver. Always negotiate a fare before traveling as the taxis here are not metered, you can pay by the hour, distance, or by the number of stops.
By Bus:Belize features several bus companies that travel from one town to the next and along the Northern, Western, Hummingbird and Southern Highways connecting travelers to all the sights and attractions. There are express buses that connect you from one destination to the next with no stops making this a quicker option. Ticket prices vary based on distance and the type of service and company.
By Boat:Traveling around Belize by boat is the only way to reach the offshore islands and cayes. Multiple water taxis operate daily services to Ambergris Caye, Caye Caulker and Belize City with services as early as 6 am with the last ferry at 5:30 pm. A boat journey from Belize City to Ambergris Caye takes around 1.5 hours with a stop at Caye Caulker, it can be an enjoyable and scenic journey. Belize is also a popular port of call for Caribbean cruises with many of the big-name companies stopping here on their itineraries. They regularly offer shore excursions to Ambergris Caye and Caye Caulker with visits to Mayan ruins, etc.