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'''Belize''' is a small country in [[Central America]].
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'''Belize''' is a small country in [[Central America]]. It borders to [[Mexico]] in the north and [[Guatemala]] in the west.
  
 
Hitchhiking in '''Belize''' did not appear difficult but expect that a small token payment may be exchanged. Public transport is inexpensive but quite slow considering the size of the country.  
 
Hitchhiking in '''Belize''' did not appear difficult but expect that a small token payment may be exchanged. Public transport is inexpensive but quite slow considering the size of the country.  
  
==Cities==
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===Cities===
* [[Belize City]]
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<map lat='17.25' lng='-88.75' zoom='7' view='0' float='right'/>
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* [[Belize City]], [[Belmopan]]
 
* [[San Ignacio]]
 
* [[San Ignacio]]
 
* [[Orange Walk Town]]
 
* [[Orange Walk Town]]
  
==Experiences==
 
Our experience was hitchhiking into [[Hopkins]] after catching the bus to the intersection with the Southern Highway. The distance into the sleepy little town is too far to walk and the local bus into the town is quite infrequent. It is likely that you will come across locals at the shack on the corner who are waiting for the bus. They noted that it was commonplace to try to hitch a ride while waiting for the bus, whichever comes first.
 
  
There is very little traffic out of the town, catch the bus south to [[Placentia]]. From [[Placentia]] there is a ferry to Mango Creek. (note: Placentia at the end of a long, thin peninsula.)
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:''Our experience was hitchhiking into [[Hopkins]] after catching the bus to the intersection with the Southern Highway. The distance into the sleepy little town is too far to walk and the local bus into the town is quite infrequent. It is likely that you will come across locals at the shack on the corner who are waiting for the bus. They noted that it was commonplace to try to hitch a ride while waiting for the bus, whichever comes first.
  
From Mango Creek walk from the ferry to the main road and stick out you thumb. We managed to get a ride with a school bus to the intersection with the Southern Highway to [[Punta Gorda]].
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: There is very little traffic out of the town, catch the bus south to [[Placentia]]. From [[Placentia]] there is a ferry to Mango Creek. (note: Placentia at the end of a long, thin peninsula.)
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:From Mango Creek walk from the ferry to the main road and stick out you thumb. We managed to get a ride with a school bus to the intersection with the Southern Highway to [[Punta Gorda]].''
  
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Belize is a small country in Central America. It borders to Mexico in the north and Guatemala in the west.

Hitchhiking in Belize did not appear difficult but expect that a small token payment may be exchanged. Public transport is inexpensive but quite slow considering the size of the country.

Cities

<map lat='17.25' lng='-88.75' zoom='7' view='0' float='right'/>


Our experience was hitchhiking into Hopkins after catching the bus to the intersection with the Southern Highway. The distance into the sleepy little town is too far to walk and the local bus into the town is quite infrequent. It is likely that you will come across locals at the shack on the corner who are waiting for the bus. They noted that it was commonplace to try to hitch a ride while waiting for the bus, whichever comes first.
There is very little traffic out of the town, catch the bus south to Placentia. From Placentia there is a ferry to Mango Creek. (note: Placentia at the end of a long, thin peninsula.)
From Mango Creek walk from the ferry to the main road and stick out you thumb. We managed to get a ride with a school bus to the intersection with the Southern Highway to Punta Gorda.