Belize Travel Guide
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Browse through Guatemala, Belize and Yucatan
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Belize Travel Guide
US $19.99
3rd Edition
/
October 2008
ISBN:
9781741047035
336 pp
/ 16 pp colour
/ 54 maps
Next edition due: October 2011
Mara Vorhees
, Joshua Samuel Brown
Summertime, and the livin' is Belizey. Fish are jumpin' and there're coral reefs to dive. Oh, the culture's rich and the wildlife's good-looking; so hush, dear traveller, don't you cry. Grab a copy of our Belize guide and you'll soon be singing along...
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Getting Started & Itineraries (PDF 944KB)
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Pick & Mix: Buy and download individual chapters from this guidebook.
- Includes over 50 maps
- Expanded diving and snorkelling coverage
- Increased focus on sustainable tourism and responsible travel
- Themed itineraries to suit all tastes
- Where to stay if hammocks aren't your thing
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