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As if scenic landscapes, countless birds and amazing guides weren’t enough, where will you stay during your birding adventure? This is the icing on the cake! Belize has a number of secluded jungle lodges that offer the best in accommodations and comfort with birding tours starting at your doorstep.
Read moreComfort is a high priority at this island gem, and no detail has been overlooked when it comes to intimate surroundings, warm colors, eclectic art, and subtle lighting.
Read moreOur commitment to protecting these environmentally sensitive areas that are home to unique and even endangered flora and fauna above and below our Caribbean Sea runs deep, and we are proud to share the beauty of Belize with the thousands of visitors who grace our country each year.
Read moreSaturday, October 27th will see the first-ever Belize Birding Festival in Belmopan City, featuring an early morning bird watch, exhibit booths, birding and photography talks, and so much more feathered fun!
Read moreResponsible tourism means being “in the know” when it comes to dining out or purchasing product from a local fisherman. If you are offered lobster or conch when it is out of season, your refusal to purchase it helps to discourage illegal fishing while ensuring productive harvests in the future.
Read moreThe Columbia Kids Project funds educational trips, with a focus on fun as well as learning, for children of San Pedro, Columbia – via re-fashioning heavy duty bags into fashionable shopping bags.
Read moreAcross the globe, there are non-profit organizations that are dedicated to conservation. Powered by selfless individuals who are dedicated to the cause nearest and dearest…
Read moreJust south of San Pedro Town within the bustling community of Sea Grape Drive lies a sanctuary of tranquil serenity. Embraced within a property of…
Read moreFrom every vantage point on this 7.5-acre oasis there is no doubt you are on an island, with breathtaking seascapes where ever you look. Replete with a handful of cozy beachside cottages that face the Meso-American Barrier Reef with views of the Silk Cayes on the horizon, the cabañas at Hatchet Caye Resort are the perfect combination of lavish leisure.
Read moreSince 2007, the mighty cacao has been celebrated for its heavenly yield and its significance to Belize’s economy. The Chocolate Festival of Belize will take place May 18-20 in Punta Gorda Town, Toledo.
Read moreJuan and Abelina Cho are honored to continue the cacao tradition of their Maya heritage, and over the years, their tireless work and dedication has grown from modest beginnings to the very successful Ixcacao Maya Belizean Chocolate Company in the village of San Felipe, Toledo.
Read moreNew to the not-so-secret beach scene, Maruba Beach Klub adds an eclectic ethno-vibe to the area, complete with bright colors, bold patterns, lots of lounging space, flowing sheers, and groovy techno beats pulsating in the background.
Read moreLocated just minutes from several dive and snorkel sites, White Sands Dive Shop offers a variety of subaquatic experiences, with Mexico Rocks being one of their favorite places to take snorkelers and divers who are just learning to dive, are refreshing their skills or just prefer shallower water.
Read moreLisa Carne was inspired to re-forest the reefs by planting coral after noticing Elkhorn coral that had broken from the reef remained alive. Now considered the Caribbean’s most successful reef restoration projects, Fragments of Hope has planted over 100,000 coral fragments in three different marine protected areas.
Read moreGuanacaste National Park is easy to reach, and it’s amazing how immersed you feel within this jungle paradise when you are so close to civilization!
Read moreFor as long as he can remember, birding extraordinaire and champion for the protection of Scarlet Macaws in the Chiquibul Forest of Belize, Roni Martinez has always had a connection with nature. From botany to birds, this Belizean naturalist is determined to make a difference in his beloved country.
Read moreThe most vulnerable part of the Belize Wildlife Corridor is where the Rio Bravo, Gallon Jug and Yalbac Area links with the Maya Mountains in the south. Known as the Central Belize Corridor, the territories converge at a 20-kilometer strip bisected by the busiest truck road in the country, the George Price Highway. This area represents the largest gap within the protected area.
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