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#110025 10/24/05 06:12 PM
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Does anyone know if BELEZIAN SHORES is a nice place to stay? I found some good reviews on it...Heard it was close to town etc.?

Any thoughts/ opinions?

Thanks !!


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#110026 10/24/05 06:14 PM
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Very nice place, you'll be happy and it's only 10 minutes by water taxi to town.

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Perfect! Thank you!!


I also heard they have one of the nicest pools on the Caye?


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#110028 10/24/05 06:39 PM
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Very true.

#110029 10/24/05 07:09 PM
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It's nice but remember that you will have to take the water taxi to town which sometimes is an inconvenience. Especially if you plan on eating and partying in San Pedro.

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Depends on what you like. My wife and I loved Belizean Shores. We went into town several times to party and very much enjoyed returning to the quiet of Belizean Shores. The pool is outstanding. Get with the resort boat when it goes into town around 11:00 to pick up supplies and you can save some money.


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i have been to Belizean Shores a few times just to swim in there pool. It is an amazing pool,and i had a great time , but sorry i never stayed there.

#110032 10/25/05 12:34 AM
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Thank you very much for your replies !!

I have booked my room & will be making my way to Belize on December 3rd!

Now...I have to get a passport. YIKES.


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#110033 10/25/05 08:33 AM
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Better hurry - the passport process can take 6 weeks.

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If you do not live close to a passport office, there are services that can help you get a passport in a hurry. In 2001 I think that it cost me $75 plus all mailing costs, and I had a passport in just a couple days. (I was offered a free trip to Bali, and needed a passport in a week.) I can't remember the details, but I assume there are still services like that available. I remember going to the post office with my proof of birth/citizenship, they prepared a set of docs for me, and I sent those docs to the service. I sent it next-day, they stood in line in San Francisco that same day, then they sent me my passport.

You might consider doing the same thing. December 3 is pretty close, especially considering the Thanksgiving holiday in Nov.

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