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The Mask Temple in Mayan city of Lamanai, Belize

Planning a trip to Belize?

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Heading off for an adventure in Belize? You’re in the right place! At Manor FX, we’re all about giving you top-notch exchange rates. We want to make your trip smooth right from the get-go.

You’ve got options with us. Get your Belize dollars delivered straight to your home or office. Or, if you prefer, swing by our Manor FX bureau near Heathrow to pick them up.

Try out our easy online ordering process and get quick delivery with Manor FX. Don’t pass up our fantastic rates. Exchange your British pounds for Belize dollars today!

Belize travel money

Dreaming about Belize? Here’s the lowdown on handling cash and cards in this stunning spot in Central America.

Where can I buy Belize dollars?

Belize dollars might not be as common, so getting your pounds swapped over before you go is a smart move.

Choosing home delivery for your travel cash is super handy. Manor FX has got you covered with competitive Belize dollar exchange rates, giving you more bang for your buck.

Or, grab your Belize dollars from our Manor FX bureau near Heathrow. You’ll still snag the same great rates and have flexibility in how you get your cash.

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An aerial view of the coral reef and deep cave that make up the famous diving spot of the Blue Hole in the Caribbean Ocean off the coast of Belize.

Can you buy Belize dollars in the UK?

Yes. You can easily pick up Belize dollars in the UK through Manor FX.

Our online service makes getting the Belize dollars you need for your trip a breeze.

Secure our awesome rates for pounds to Belize dollars, and enjoy having more cash to play with on your trip.

We also offer free delivery for orders over £750. Switch your GBP to Belize dollar smoothly for your holiday!

Should I exchange money before I travel to Belize?

Definitely! Exchanging your cash before heading to Belize is a wise choice. When you arrive, having Belize dollars on hand is ideal for first expenses like travel and small buys. It’s best to have Belize dollars ready when you touch down.

What is the best currency to take to Belize?

The Belize dollar is the official currency of Belize and therefore is the best currency to take. But, in some spots, you might find other currencies accepted.

In Belize, some places accept US dollars. This is especially true in touristy places like Caye Caulker, Ambergris Caye, and Placencia.

But remember, even though US dollars are accepted, you might get change in Belize dollars. It’s handy to have smaller US dollar notes for easier transactions.

US dollars might not be as commonly used in less touristy areas, so having some Belize dollars is wise. Markets, local shops, and small businesses often prefer the local currency.

A mix of US dollars and Belize dollars is the best bet when visiting Belize.

Belize. Sunset on San Pedro Town, Ambergris Caye Island

Is it better to use US dollars in Belize?

It depends on how and where you plan to spend your time and money in Belize. 

Using US dollars is quite common and widely accepted in more touristy areas. It’s convenient, and you don’t always need to exchange your money for Belize dollars. 

Just make sure to carry smaller denominations, as change might be given in Belize dollars.

For everyday spending, you’ll want Belize dollars.

Can you use your debit card in Belize?

Yes. You can use your debit (or credit) card in Belize, but cash is king, especially in less touristy areas and local markets. For everyday spending, you’ll want Belize dollars.

Card cards are more commonly accepted in bigger towns like Belize City and San Ignacio. So it’s smart to have both cash and a card for flexibility.

Friendly tip: Let your bank know you’re heading to Belize to avoid card hiccups while away.

Should I bring cash to Belize?

Yes, cash is a big deal in Belize. Here’s why:

  • Cash is king, from busy markets to small local shops. It’s perfect for those little purchases like snacks or souvenirs.
  • ATMs are around in towns, so grabbing more cash when needed is easy.
  • Dealing with cash can help dodge card fraud. Keep your cash secure, and don’t flash large amounts around. Also, keep an eye on exchange rates; sometimes, using your card can work out better.

Overall, having both cash and cards is the way to go. Use cash for the small stuff and save the card for the bigger spends. 

If you end up with travel money left over after your trip, don’t forget you can convert your Belize dollars to pounds with us. 

nnual Garifuna Settlement Day celebration and Yurumein re-enactment of the ancestral Garinagu’s journey to Belize with drums and flags

Is it better to use cash or card in Belize?

In Belize, cash often wins, especially for smaller buys in local markets and street food stalls. Many places still prefer cash payments over credit and debit cards.

But, credit cards find their place in larger stores, eateries, and hotels in towns. It’s handy to carry both to keep things smooth.

Cash rules in more rural spots, while your card payments are your friend in the cities!

How much cash should I take to Belize?

Budget traveller 

If you’re keeping things on the cheap, say around £30 a day, you’ll be set for hostels, public transport, and budget eats. You’ll even have some left for freebies like walking tours or chilling on the beach.

Mid-range traveller 

With a mid-range budget of about £75 a day, you can up your game. Think private rooms, eating out more, and maybe a few drinks. You can hop taxis or buses between towns and enjoy activities like snorkelling or jungle treks.

Luxury traveller 

For a splash-out trip, budget £220 or more a day. You’re looking at nice hotels, dining wherever you fancy, and maybe some internal flights. Go all out on tours and activities for a trip to remember.

These are just rough figures, so your spending might vary. We’re here to give you a rough guide to help with your budgeting.

Tobacco Caye aerial in Belize barrier reef with boat

How can I avoid ATM fees in Belize?

Dodging ATM fees in Belize is doable. Check out these handy tips:

  • See if your bank partners with any Belize banks for fee-free withdrawals.
  • Take out bigger amounts less often to cut down on ATM visits.
  • Hunt for ATMs with lower fees – banks vary.
  • Always know your home bank’s rules for overseas transactions to avoid surprises!

How does tipping work in Belize?

Tipping in Belize is a bit different from back home; it’s not expected everywhere. But, in fancier places, they might add a service charge to your bill.

Is Belize an affordable place to visit?

Totally! Belize offers great value for travellers. Here’s a quick rundown:

  • Accommodation: You’ll find good deals from budget hostels to mid-range hotels.
  • Food: Local spots and street food let you taste the culture without a hefty price tag.
  • Transport: Public transport is wallet-friendly and a great way to see the sights.
  • Sightseeing: Entrance fees to sights and museums are usually quite low.
  • Shopping: Markets are your go-to for bargains on souvenirs and crafts.

Belize is a win for those watching their wallets, offering an amazing experience without a hefty price tag.

Playa Asuncion street at Caye Caulker island Belize

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Currency in Belize

Banknotes in Belize

The denominations of Belize dollar notes commonly circulated include $2, $5, $10, $20, $50, and $100.

The banknotes showcase historical figures, landmarks, and aspects of Belize’s diverse ecosystem.

On these notes, you’ll find images of the country’s notable leaders, ancient Mayan ruins, or vivid depictions of local wildlife like birds, jaguars, and marine life. 

If you’ve got any money left after your trip, change your remaining Belize dollar to GBP with Manor FX.

Belize Dollar banknotes

Coins in Belize

Coins in Belize are an essential part of the nation’s currency, complementing the colourful array of banknotes. Coins are super handy for things like bus fares or market buys.

Belizean coins come in denominations of 1, 5, 10, 25, and 50 cents, as well as a $1 coin. 

The designs often feature the country’s coat of arms, local fauna such as the tapir (Belize’s national animal), and other symbols significant to Belizean identity and history. 

Belize’s currency import and export regulations

In Belize, you can bring in and take out up to BZ$20,000 or its equivalent in other currencies without declaring it. 

For amounts over this limit, you must declare it to customs. Always check the most current regulations before you travel, as these rules can change.

Always stick to the rules when moving currency around, and double-check the regs for foreign currency in your destination before you jet off.

Order Belize dollars online

Grab the best Belize dollar rates when you convert pounds to Belize dollars with Manor FX. 

Enjoy fast and secure delivery to your home or office with Royal Mail Special Delivery Guaranteed®.

Or, come and get your cash from our travel money bureau near Heathrow.

Selling back Belize dollars

Got some Belize dollars left? We’ve got great rates for converting your Belize dollars to UK pounds. Convert your leftover Belize dollars to Sterling today. 

Walking Jaguar - Belize

FAQs

Yes, they speak English in Belize. It’s the official language, so you’ll hear it all over the country.

If you’re from the UK, you don’t need a visa to visit Belize for short trips. You can stay up to 30 days without one.

For Belize, make sure you’re up-to-date on routine vaccines. It’s also a good idea to get Hepatitis A and Typhoid shots, as these can be picked up through food and water.

The best time to visit Belize is from late November to mid-April. This period is the dry season, making it perfect for outdoor activities and exploring the beautiful beaches and jungles. The weather is sunny and warm, ideal for snorkelling, diving, and sightseeing.

The cheapest time to travel to Belize is during the rainy season, from May to November. There are fewer tourists during this time, and you can find better deals on accommodation and flights. Just be prepared for some rain, especially in the afternoons.

In Belize, popular foods include rice and beans, often served with chicken, beef, or seafood. 

Another favourite is stew chicken, which is richly flavoured and tender. Don’t miss trying fry jacks, which are fluffy, fried dough pieces perfect for breakfast. 

Seafood is also big in Belize, with dishes like conch ceviche and grilled lobster being must-tries. 

For a taste of local culture, sample the traditional Maya dish called “pibil,” which is slow-cooked meat, usually pork, marinated in citrus juice and annatto seed.


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Get
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