Booking tours at Dock

[rockedge]

Has anyone just gone to the dock and booked with a company right there? If so, what tours were offered and what companies or people did you use. We always book this way and have always have had fun but I haven;t seen anyone talking about it.

[ronrythm]

Because this is a tender port and a longer boat ride than most tender ports, as the ships have to anchor a long way out, most people prefer to have their activity set up before-hand. Especially as most ships don't spend a full day in Belize.

[rockedge]

great info, thanks

[clackey]

Hola,

 

We booked our tour online, but my brother-in-law booked a snorkeling tour at the dock in Belize and got a great deal. He asked some of the locals about it and they directed him to the proper guides. Only charged them $40 @.

 

Have a great trip and eat a shrimp for me.

Clackey

[Snoozeman]

You could book almost any tour you wished after arriving at the dock. Really no need to prebook. IMHO the tour operators fill out their pre-booked tours with walk-ups from the dock. We booked Zoo tour with local operator who stopped anywhere we asked, including convience store, ice creme parlor, great local place for lunch, etc. $100 for four people. :)

 

Snooze

[Guest pinkburro]

we had an excursion booked thru RCI but it was cancelled. we tendered ashore, checked out the tours on dock, choose a tour in a nice air conditioned van for 35 dollars apiece and had a wonderful time for three hours. you might check out www.belizetaxitours.com ,manny was our guide. very friendly and answered a thousand questions about his country.