This Airline Simply Made It Simpler for West Coast Vacationers to Go to Belize — What to Know

It’s about to get simpler to flee to the luxurious paradise of Belize from the West Coast due to a brand new United Airways flight set to take off from San Francisco.

The brand new nonstop flight will launch on Dec. 21 and journey between San Francisco Worldwide Airport (SFO) and the Philip Goldson Worldwide Airport (BZE) in Belize Metropolis, the Belize Tourism Board confirmed to Journey + Leisure. This represents the fifth metropolis United will fly to Belize from along with Houston, Newark, Denver, and Chicago.

“This new route opens a world of prospects for vacationers looking for journey, rest, and cultural immersion in a exceptional and distinctive vacation spot,” Anthony Mahler, the minister of tourism and diaspora relations, stated in a press release shared with T+L. “We’re assured this new flight will considerably increase tourism arrivals from the San Francisco Bay space and additional strengthen the ties between Belize and the US of America.”

The brand new flight will function seasonally on Saturdays from Dec. 21 to Jan. 4, 2025, and from March 8 to March 29. After that, the flight will depart San Francisco on Saturdays and return from Belize on Sundays by means of April 30 and once more from the tip of Might by means of Aug. 17, in response to the Belize Tourism Board.

One-way flights from San Francisco begin at $542, a search on Google Flights exhibits.

The flight will function on a Boeing 737 plane, in response to the San Francisco Worldwide Airport.

Ivar C. Satero, the director of the airport, known as the brand new flight “a welcome addition to [United’s] big selection of locations from SFO.” 

Belize, which sits simply beneath Mexico’s Quintana Roo state, provides attractive seashores, a whole bunch of islands and cays, the world’s second largest barrier reef, and seemingly countless jungle to discover. Excessive season is from December to April with January to March thought of the driest months to go to.