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Practical information : Take a break Belize
Timetable
From 3 p.m. to 5 p.m., or even 6 p.m., most establishments frequented by tourists offer a happy hour during which local drinks are served to two for the price of one. Outside tourist areas, it will be difficult to find a bar open on Sundays. Generally speaking, local bars close fairly early every day.
Budget & Tips
Count BZ$2-3 for a coffee, BZ$6 for a beer in a bar and between BZ$10 and BZ$20 for a cocktail. Wine is quite expensive: expect to pay at least BZ$12 for a glass of wine in a restaurant, and much more in high-end establishments. Along the roads, you'll often find beautiful fresh coconuts to drink, for as little as 2 BZ$. Have them opened in front of you, if only to admire the gesture.
Age restrictions
It is forbidden to consume alcohol under the age of 18, although you will rarely be asked to prove your age. Children, on the other hand, are sure to enjoy the excellent fresh fruit juices available throughout the country. Pineapple, mango and coconut are among the many fruits you're likely to discover.
What's very local
You'll find a wide range of wines made from nuts, berries and even flowers. Cashew nuts, hibiscus flowers and tamarind fruit are all made into wines by both traditional and industrial methods.
Smokers
Smokers are welcome in most places where alcohol is sold. If there is no open terrace, there will probably be a smoking area.