What’s going on in... Belize


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Belize is home to jungles, rivers, deserted islands and lots of wildlife. You can also explore ancient Mayan pyramids set in the heart of pristine jungle. If you love having an adventure, Belize won’t disappoint.


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If you are looking for wildlife, Belize hits the spot with a wide variety of monkeys, 300 species of birdlife, pumas, brocket deer and a diverse marine life. The country also boasts one of the world’s only jaguar reserves which is located within 150 square miles of tropical forest.


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Belize offers a range of adventures – you can travel up river by boat to see old Mayan pyramids surrounded by jungle, spot monkeys high up in the trees, walk through the forest looking for jaguar footprints, swim in a ‘Blue Hole’ and choose to snorkel with small sharks and rays.


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The lodge is set deep in the pristine rainforest of Belize and has dormitory type accommodation. Located in a cleared area, you are never far from the rainforest which is all around along with Mayan Mountains that gives an impressive backdrop. Go to sleep to the sounds of the jungle!


Sample some local delicacies while in Belize with authentic ‘beans and rice’ and even ‘rice and beans’ ! Believe it or not, these are two separate dishes (one cooked separately and one cooked together). Other dishes include freshly caught fi sh and chicken.


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