Join the Fun of Birding in Belize
With over 500 species of resident and migrant birds, start planning your trip to join the fun of birding in Belize! Whether...
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Skip to contentThe traditions of the south are only part of the charm, add the scenic jungle views and island options and you have all the makings for the ultimate weekend adventure. In southern Belize the Maya, Garifuna, East Indians, and Chinese communities, live in harmony and in unity. Here, daily living requires some form of farming and tourism.
Punta Gorda serves as the gateway to a host of activities like offshore fishing, river trips, caving, bird watching and ancient Maya discoveries. Lush preserved jungles still hold visible ancient potteries among other natural wonders ripe with adventure and intrigue. Make it here, you won’t be disappointed!
Snake Cayes, located a short boat ride from Punta Gorda Town, consists of four small islands- West, Middle, East, and…
Situated at the foothills of the Maya Mountain in the Stann Creek District, Red Bank Village beckons birding enthusiasts to…
The Garifuna culture is infectious! Visit Punta Gorda, Toledo District, and let the WARASA Garifuna Drum School seal that bond with…
Bladen Nature Reserve is Belize’s most rich and intact block of preserved forest, spanning 100,000 acres in southern Belize. Bordered by…
The southernmost marine reserve in the Belize Barrier Reef Reserve System, the Sapodilla Cayes Marine Reserve offers many idyllic sand…
Located at the mouth of the Monkey River, the village is bordered on the west by riverine forests and is…
Take a boat tour of one of the wildest, most remote National Parks in the country. Located in the Southern…
Take a short hike to Rio Blanco waterfall for a look at one of our largest waterfalls in the area….
Columbia Forest Reserve is one of the largest protected areas of rainforest in Central America. Just north of San Jose…
The Bladen Forest Reserve is the place for freshwater snorkeling—that’s right, freshwater snorkeling. The Bladen River runs through the reserve…