Belize
A former British colony, Belize may feel different to its neighbours in Central America. Its Caribbean coastline is dotted with ‘cayes’ – small islands from which you can explore the longest coral reef in the Western Hemisphere – and the attitude is positively laid-back. There’s also plenty to see and do inland where you can explore Mayan ruins, hike in the mountains, go for adventures on the rivers and discover an array of wildlife in pristine rainforest. Eco projects in this area are working towards environmental, economic and social sustainability.
CottonTree Lodge
near Punta Gorda
At CottonTree Lodge, Belize, you will stay in private cabanas and awaken to the song of exotic birdlife and the roar of monkeys in the distance.
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The Lodge at Big Falls
The heart of Toledo
Situated on the banks of the Rio Grande River in Belize's southern Toledo District, Big Falls is an intimate family run lodge with just six thatched cottage style cabanas.Black Rock Lodge
Macal River
This unique eco-lodge is nestled in the dense rainforest above the Macal River in the Mayan Mountains of Belize.Hickatee Cottages
