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Featured Categories : Travel & Holiday : Countries & Regions : Central & South America : Belize

• The Rough Guide to Belize (Rough Guide Travel Guides)

  Peter Eltringham

  
  
   

• A Rough Guide Map Guatemala and Belize (Rough Guide Map)

  Rough Guides

  
  
   

• Guatemala, Belize and Yucatan Insight Guide (Insight Guides)

  
  
   

• Mexico, Guatemala, Belize, El Salvador Nelles Map (Nelles Maps) (Nelles Maps)

  
  
   

• Belize (Lonely Planet Diving & Snorkeling Guides)

  Tim Rock

  
  
   

• Tima among the Maya: Travels in Beliza, Guatemala and Mexico

  Ronald Wright

  
  
   

• Mystery Cities of the Maya: Exploration and Adventure in Lubaantun and Belize (Mystic Traveller)

  Thomas Gann

  
  
   

• Jaguar: One Man's Struggle to Establish the World's First Jaguar Preserve

  Alan Rabinowitz

  
  
   

• Guatemala, Belize and Yucatan: La Ruta Maya (Lonely Planet Travel Survival Kit)

  Tom Brosnahan

  
  
   

• Belize Insight Flexi Map (Insight Flexi Maps)

  Apa Publications

  
  
   

• Insight Map Belize (Insight Fleximaps)

  
  
   

• Belize and Northern Guatemala: Ecotraveller's Wildlife Guide

  Les Beletsky

  
  As ecotourism booms, it is only natural that eco-themed guidebooks should boom alongside it. The Ecotravellers' Wildlife Guides, endorsed by the Wildlife Conservation Society and researched by professional biologists, are among the more credible brands in the swelling ecotravel ranks. The series provides an encyclopaedic introduction to Central America's flora and fauna, as well as a friendly primer on the principles of ecotourism. These rich ecological contexts are accompanied by hundreds of pictures and photographs.

  The guides deliver solid science without being stilted or boring--sections have titles like "Avian Mating Systems and Birds That Cheat" and "Frugivory: Animals That Eat Fruit and the Trees That Want Them To". The one element that is in surprisingly short supply is ecologically sound travel tips, from general dos and don'ts to a list of ecologically responsible tour operators and other eco-friendly establishments in Belize. This is mildly discouraging, since learning howto travel responsibly is as important as knowing what you are going to see. But given the relative paucity of travel literature on Belize, Belize and Northern Guatemala: The Ecotravellers' Wildlife Guide proves a valuable resource for anyone curious about the natural wonders of this increasingly popular destination. --Andrew Nieland

  
   

• Belize (Lonely Planet Country Guide)

  John Noble

  
  
   

• Central America and Mexico (Footprint Travel Guides)

  Peter Hutchison

  
  
   

• The Rough Guide to the Maya World: Guatemala, Belize, Southern Mexico (Rough Guide Travel Guides)

  Peter Eltringham, Iain Stewart, John Fisher

  
  
   

• Lonely Planet : Diving and Snorkeling Guide to Belize

  Franz O. Meyer

  
  
   

• Traveler's Guide to Mexican Camping: Explore Mexico and Belize with RV or Tent (Traveler's Guide to Camping Mexican Camping: Explore Mexico & Belize)

  Mike Church, Terri Church

  
  
   

• Belize, Guatemala and Yucatan (Lonely Planet Regional Guides)

  Tom Brosnahan

  
  
   

• Belize - Guatemala Road Map (Multi-Country Mapping S.)

  
  
   

• Belize & Northern Guatemala (Travellers' Wildlife Guides)

  Les D. Beletsky

  
  As ecotourism booms, it is only natural that eco-themed guidebooks should boom alongside it. The Ecotravellers' Wildlife Guides, endorsed by the Wildlife Conservation Society and researched by professional biologists, are among the more credible brands in the swelling ecotravel ranks. The series provides an encyclopaedic introduction to Central America's flora and fauna, as well as a friendly primer on the principles of ecotourism. These rich ecological contexts are accompanied by hundreds of pictures and photographs.

  The guides deliver solid science without being stilted or boring--sections have titles like "Avian Mating Systems and Birds That Cheat" and "Frugivory: Animals That Eat Fruit and the Trees That Want Them To". The one element that is in surprisingly short supply is ecologically sound travel tips, from general dos and don'ts to a list of ecologically responsible tour operators and other eco-friendly establishments in Belize. This is mildly discouraging, since learning howto travel responsibly is as important as knowing what you are going to see. But given the relative paucity of travel literature on Belize, Belize and Northern Guatemala: The Ecotravellers' Wildlife Guide proves a valuable resource for anyone curious about the natural wonders of this increasingly popular destination. --Andrew Nieland