Belize Reef & Rainforest Naturalist Tour

Lamanai Outpost Lodge

Lamanai Outpost Lodge is one of Belize's premier jungle lodges. The lodge is located on the banks of a 28 mile long spring fed lagoon amid the remnants of a major Maya city. 

Unlike many other lodges who all share the same area and attractions, Lamanai Outpost is very much in a world of its own. It is surrounded by an incredible variety of habitats that facilitate unsurpassed nature-based and soft-adventure activities that depart right from your cabaña. Whether you are exploring the Maya ruins or watching nature awaken as the sun rises over Crab-Catcher Lagoon, it is almost guaranteed that it will be just you, your guide and a few friends that you have made at the Outpost.

Blackbird Resort, Turneffe Atoll
As civilization disappears, pristine beaches, coral reefs and warm, clear water appears.  Located on Turneffe Atoll, Blackbird is a 166-acre resort with miles of beachfront.  All the private, individual cabanas face the Caribbean Sea. The cabanas have private porches with chairs, hammock, an interior seating area, double or queen beds, a private bathroom with hot water shower, and offers daily maid service.

Isla Marisol Resort, Glover’s Atoll
Glover’s is the smallest of three coral atolls in Belize. Declared a Heritage Site by United Nations and a National Protected Area by the Government of Belize, Glover's Reef Atoll is located some 35 miles South East of Dangriga Town. It is made up of about five atoll islands, one of them being the family-owned Island of Southwest Caye, home to Isla Marisol Resort. The tropical cabanas are all situated on the white sand overlooking the reef or creek. Charming and rustic, each air-conditioned cabana includes a private bathroom, hot and cold water, porch and hammock area.