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Official Languages: English

English Is the Sole Official Language, Used in Government, Schools, and Signage Nationwide. Belizean Kriol Is the Everyday Language across Ethnic Lines. Spanish Is Dominant in the Northern and Western Districts, and Garifuna and Maya Languages Are Spoken in Specific Southern Communities. An English-Speaking Visitor Needs Nothing Else

Mobile Network: 4G Service Has Run Alongside Older 2G and 3G Networks since 2016, and an Older Handset Will Still Connect. Coverage Is Dependable in Belize City, Belmopan, San Ignacio, and the Main Cayes Such as San Pedro and Caye Caulker. It Weakens over Open Water and Deep in the Jungle Interior

Roaming/SIM/eSIM: Roaming Is Simplest for a Short Stay but Expensive for Data. A Local SIM Suits a Longer Trip If Your Phone Is Unlocked, Especially around the Cayes Where You Will Lean on Maps and Messaging. eSIM Works Well If Your Device Supports It, but Belize Is a Small Market, so Confirm Coverage for the Cayes or Jungle Lodges You Are Actually Visiting before You Rely on It There

Cards Are Accepted at Hotels, Dive Shops, and Mid-Range or Upscale Restaurants in Tourist Areas, but Cash Still Runs Small Guesthouses, Water Taxis, Markets, and Island Vendors. The Belize Dollar Is Permanently Fixed at 2 to 1 against the US Dollar, so US Cash Is Widely Taken at That Rate, Though Change Usually Comes Back in Belize Dollars — Carry Small BZD Notes

Tipping Is Customary. In Restaurants, Check Whether a Service Charge Is Already Added before Tipping Again; If Not, 10 to 15 Percent Is Standard for Good Service. Hotel Staff, Dive and Tour Guides, and Boat Crews Are Commonly Tipped Based on Service and Trip Length, and Rounding Up Is Typical for a Taxi

Plug Type: A, B

Voltage: 110 V, 60 Hz

Adapter: Visitors from the United States and Canada Need No Adapter for Type A or B Sockets. Visitors from the UK, Europe, and Most of Asia and Oceania Will Need One. Phone and Laptop Chargers Work Fine at 110 V, but a 220-240 V Hairdryer or Straightener from Home Will Not — Check the Label First