Turneffe Flats is a remote resort on Belize’s Turneffe Atoll offering world-class snorkeling/ecotour packages, Scuba diving, and flats fishing. With a strong commitment to environmental sustainability, Turneffe Flats is proud to have received the highest Green Globe certification score in Central America and the 2nd highest in the Caribbean.
With Turneffe’s incredible reefs, extensive patch corals and backreef flats, you will enjoy world-class snorkeling with the naturalist Atoll Adventure guides, as well as a variety of eco-tourism options including manatee and dolphin tours, birding, nature walks, and even Belizean cooking classes. Comfortable, air-conditioned accommodations and excellent cuisine complement Turneffe’s wonderful nature experiences.
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FAQs
What is the language spoken in Belize?
The official language is English, but several other languages are spoken including Spanish, Mayan, Garifuna, and the local Kriole patois.
How is the lodge powered?
Turneffe Flats operates primarily on solar power with diesel generators as backup. All power is 110V/220V AC with US-style outlets. Generators are not within hearing distance of guest rooms.
What is the country code in Belize?
501
What is the time zone in Belize?
Belize observes Central Standard Time year-around.
What currency is utilized?
Local currency is the Belize dollar, which is pegged to the US dollar at two Belizean dollars for one US dollar. US dollars are readily accepted in Belize.
What is the climate like?
The climate of Belize is sub-tropical with temperatures averaging around 80 degrees F throughout the year. During winter months, lows dip to the mid-70s, and highs during the warmest months rarely hit 100. April and May tend to be the warmest months the ocean breeze keeps it quite comfortable even when it is warm. Cold fronts in the late fall or early winter generally bring the coolest temperatures.
Travel to Belize:
International airline service is available at Phillip Goldson International Airport (BZE) on the outskirts of Belize City. Local airline carriers including Tropic Air, Maya Island Air, and Javier Flying Services provide excellent connections throughout the country.
International connections are available from numerous US and Canadian locations.
Entry Requirements:
A valid passport is required for entry to Belize; however a visa is not required for citizens of the United States, Canada, Mexico, members of the European Union, the British Commonwealth or Caricom nations.
The trip was terrific with great planning on your part. Most of the adventures were not mainstream and somewhat off the beaten path which made it especially enjoyable!! We felt taken care of and you all were readily available to respond to questions and issues. I would highly recommend your company and friends have already expressed interest based on our pictures and excitement.
