AmbergrisCaye.com Home Forums The Cayes Caye Caulker Newbie here! Some advice please?

I am flying to Belize in Oct. and the cheepist I could find was around $500.00 from New York City that is on continental. Cooper is right though check the airlines instead of travel sites

I usually check sidestep.com which compares all airlines, then go directly to the airline's website to book it. Keep checking almost every day till you see a good fare or sale. They change daily...

Still with sidestep, kayak, etc, their are lots of sites that do the same thing in checking all airlines and travel sites, its best to check individual airlines, a few months ago I found a good fare with Continental on Sidestep, went to continental and did a new search and saved additional $100. Taxes had nothing to do with it.

i just found airline tickets on taca airlines out of miami for
$445.20 for nov 5th to the 10th cheapest i found anywhere try going to their site.

oh and they were for me and my husband 445.20 for both of us round trip

We will be in CC from Nov. 3 until Nov 17th. Cheapest we could get was 1200 round trip. We are way up in Western NY. Not many flights from here. Still not bad considering we love the go slow vibe of CC. When you are there we should meet some place. We are going with another couple. We rented a house for the 2 weeks. We can't wait. Been counting the days.

I agree, we are coming to Caye Caulker in Feb ,and we got rates directly on American Airlines, $510.00 US per peerson (included taxes and fees!) From Pittsburgh-Dallas - Belize City

Can't wait to get there! Staying at Caye Caulker COndos

The $1200 was for both of us including taxes. No direct flights from here. From Rochester, (we have to get a motel the night before) flight leaves @ a little before 7 a.m. to Charlotte then into Belize. when will you be there Super?

send RIBeth a pm she will find cheap prices -she lives in Rhode Island

Thats way to far from me. Rochester is 90 minutes Rhode Island is
6 hours away. We live in a small area of New York, mostly farms and small villages.