Are there any immigration officers on AC.We will be arriving from Xcalak and not a normal port of entry.If no how would we go about getting the neccesary stamps.

Yes, there is now an immigration office here, located in the Galleria Bldg. If you arrive during working hours you should check in there. Otherwise go to the police station, located on the beach in the middle of town. I'm assuming that you're arriving by skiff. If you are in a larger vessel you should anchor, raise a "Q" flag and radio to the yacht club on CH16 for clearance.

Thanks Jesse thats another piece of the jigsaw in place.Now you wouldn`t know the score about leaving Xcalak as we have to re-enter Mexico later( Flores-Cancun ) for our flight home,thanks again.

I am not an expert on this subject, and I'm going to assume that you're traveling on a U.S. or Canadian passport so you won't need any visas. You're going from Home->Mexico->Belize->Guatemala->Mexico->Home. Traveling from country-to-country should be no problem. You check out with one country and check into the new one, pay your entrance and exit fees, etc. One bit of advice, make sure you have your return ticket home with you, they probably won't ask for it, and they probably also won't ask you to prove that you're not indigent (by showing them cash dollahs either) but better safe than sorry. The only hangup might be in your return home from Mexico-don't panic- the airline you flew in prepayed your taxes, and you had to gave up proof of this (payment)when you left Mexico (-your tourist card). I've never had a problem with this at the airport, but I had a had a friend have to dash over to the Banamex and pay the $25 fee (you can't pay it at the airport) and she almost missed the plane. In theory, the tax you pay is supposed to cover you for 30 days, but she had a bad experience. Maybe her experience was unique. You should explain to your airline representative what you want to do and see if it is a problem. I hope this all makes sense.

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