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Ages 14+
Humanitarian Experience – Belize
We are His Hands • Build a Home • Build a Family • Build your Life
May 30 – June 6, 2026

Jay and Brooke Johnson



















Everything
You Need To Know
8-Day Humanitarian Trip to Belize
Where fun and joy meet!
Dates of Tour: May 30-June 6, 2026
Make a Difference: We will be helping to build or repair a home for a family in need!
Adventure: We’ll take you to Belize’s most stunning snorkeling spots, where you can snorkel with sharks and rays. We’ll go tubing through ancient Mayan caves, while encountering exotic wildlife, in one of the most beautiful countries in the world!
Contact Chelsy (801) 758-2084 to reserve your spot today.
Included:
- All meals from Saturday evening to the following Saturday morning
- Lodging
- All Transportation
- Admission to All Excursions – *subject to weather
NOT Included:
- Airfare
- Snacks
- Souvenirs
Please Note:
- Ages 14+ is suggested
- Minors are to be accompanied by a legal guardian. If a legal guardian is not available please contact the number above for possible options
- Unforeseen factors, like weather, may require us to adjust plans. Thank you for your patience.
Pricing Options:
Pay In Full: $2,197 per person ($250 deposit and $1947 within 7 days) – Saves $100
Payment Plan: $2,297 per person ($250 deposit and 2 payments of $1023.5)
Payment options?
We do NOT accept American Express. We DO accept most major credit cards, and venmo.
Payment due date(s)?
Due dates can be flexible, depending on when you sign up.
○ Payments are typically due, 4 months and 2 months before the tour.
○ Payment schedules are offered, or a discount for pay in full option.
Are there any large group deals?
Yes. Please email Chelsy@hi5livetours.com with how many in your group and we’ll let you know what we can offer.
Refund Policy:
- Within 48 hours of booking: Everything is fully refundable.
- After 48 hours of booking: The deposit becomes non-refundable.
- 90 + days before the trip: Full refund for all payments except the deposit.
- 60-90 days before the trip: Half refund for all payments except the deposit.
- Within 60 days before the trip: All payments become non-refundable.
- Transferable Anytime: You can receive a full refund, except for the deposit, if you find someone to take your place.
Airport & Transportation?
We’ll fly into Belize City, Belize. Philip S.W. Goldson International Airport (BZE).
Arrive anytime and we can transport you over to the resort to relax until check in. Dinner and welcome will be around 6pm. Fly out after 2pm. The later in the day the better for transportation purposes.
- Youth Tours: Hi 5 Live will be there to transport you to the hotel and bring you back to the airport at the close. Hi 5 Leaders will meet youth at baggage claim. (Youth will be taken to the airport at the close and dropped off in their terminal. They will need to check in, navigate through security and find their gate. If additional assistance is needed please inform us).
- Adults: For some tours there will be a shuttle. Other transportation will be your responsibility. This info varies, so we will communicate details that pertain to your tour via your tour’s Groupme, following booking.
(For humanitarian tours, if you arrive within the timing of the itinerary, there will be shuttles to pick you up from the airport and drop you off at the lodge. We will be transported in big groups.).
What is lodging like?
We want to be upfront that the lodging in Belize is simple and communal. You’ll be staying in shared cabins, each with bunk beds. These cabins have multiple sinks, bathrooms, and showers, but it’s not a luxury resort. It’s all about the purpose of the trip and the connection we’re making there.
When should I book my flights?
There is no guarantee on price or availability, but we typically recommend booking 6 weeks prior to departure if possible.
Who schedules my flights?
Our guests are responsible for scheduling their own flights. However, for a fee, we do provide assistance with flights. Please contact Vanessa at (801)885-8990 or vanessahi5live@gmail.com.
What documents or immunizations do I need to visit Belize?
- You will need a passport to enter the country. You can find more information about applying for or renewing your passport here: https://travel.state.gov/content/travel/en/passports.html
- Prior to trip, fill out immigration form. Your airline should send a link.
- ALL minors traveling outside the country with 1 or less parent are REQUIRED to have notorized letter of consent. Please send a picture copy to Hi 5 once this document is complete and notarized. Original physical copy MUST be brought with minor.
Chase, Bank of America, Wells Fargo, and PNC offer free notarizations to their customers. Other banks may offer free notarizations to their customers, as well as your local public library.
No vaccinations are required.
If you have any concerns or are at high risk you may consider this suggested vaccination list: measles, rubella, Diphtheria rabies, hepatitis A, hepatitis B, typhoid.
Is it safe?
Yes. Members of our team have traveled there many times (some have lived there) and we have never felt unsafe. We will only go to safe areas and stay together in large groups.
Is the humanitarian work going to be difficult? Will I need any special skills or abilities?
Nope. Everyone will be able to participate and contribute.
Clothing:
● Light, breathable shirts (for workdays and outings)
● Work pants/jeans (for building projects)
● Comfortable shorts
● Church clothes (Sunday services)
● Nice outfit for dinners out
● Swimsuit
● Pajamas
● Underclothes and socks
● Hat for sun protection (wide-brimmed recommended)
● Athletic shoes (for worksite)
● Sandals or water shoes
● Light rain coat
● Lightweight long-sleeve shirt for added sun coverage
Personal Items:
● Passport (and copy stored separately)
● Personal ID
● Notarized Letter of Consent for a Minor (Only needed for minors traveling w/1 or no
parent)
● Money for souvenirs/snacks
● Scriptures & journal
Toiletries
● All standard bathroom toiletries
● Sunscreen (reef-safe recommended)
● Bug spray (heavy-duty)
● After-sun lotion (like aloe vera)
● Hand sanitizer
● Wet wipes
● Small first aid kit (bandaids, pain relievers, motion sickness meds)
Specialty Items
● Work gloves (for the construction site)
● Big reusable water bottle
● Backpack or day bag
● Waterproof phone case or dry bag (for snorkeling/cave tubing)
● Towel (quick-dry travel towel preferred)
● Sunglasses
● Bug wipes, in addition to bug spray
*Key Tips*
● Prior to trip, fill out immigration form. Your airline should send a link.
● Bring original physical copy of Notarized Letter of Consent for a Minor (Only needed for
minors traveling w/ 1 or no parent).
● Head net, goes under hat, inexpensive, really helps protect against mosquitos.
● Customs forms on the plane must be filled out 1/person, NOT per family.
● $1 bills are helpful when trying to make small purchases like water bottles, etc.
● When asked, “purpose of visit” to Belize, best to say, “vacation.”
● If you are bringing tools, pack in check-in. Batteries will need to be in carry-on.
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Tour
Directors

Jay and Brooke Johnson
Tour Director
Jay and Brooke both grew up in Gilbert, Arizona but did not meet until they were both out of high school.
They have been married 16 years and have 4 very adventurous children. In 2019, they took their family of 6 and moved to Costa Rica, a country they had never even visited prior. The “Pura Vida” lifestyle won over their hearts and their planned 1 year adventure quickly turned into 3 years living abroad. The kids were immersed in public schools to learn the language and the entire family grew a deep appreciation and connection to the Costa Rican people and culture.
Jay served his mission in Rochester, New York and grew a love for the historical church sites. He is currently a general contractor and enjoys watching homes come to life from the ground up. He found his calling in life while living in Costa Rica, growing out his hair and living the surfer-life.
Brooke has had a love for culture from a very young age. Knowing she wanted to learn Spanish, she graduated high school early and did a study abroad program in Chile for a year. She has been in real estate for 15 years and currently works for a land developer. She is passionate about travel and pushing herself and others through their comfort zones.