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Discover Belize E
ver heard of Belize? Tis small tropical country is surrounded by the Caribbean Sea to the east,
Mexico to the north and Guatemala to the west and south. Belize is a member of both the Caribbean and Central American communities. Known for being a melting pot of cultures, English is the primary language used throughout
the country followed
by its unique dialect called Creole, which is a treat for travellers passing through the region. Golden beaches, crystal-clear waters, lush rainforests and mountainous ranges make up the terrain of a country less than quarter of the size of England. Te Belize Collection is the
mother brand for Belize’s finest resorts, restaurants, and residences. Authenticity and cultural representa- tion are at the forefront of the brand.
The Belize Collection offers all-inclusive and customisable packages, from jungle to beach adventures. Discover an authentic Belizean experience and take a journey off the beaten path
Each resort within the collection takes its guests off the beaten path to discover unspoilt and private loca- tions that showcase different attrac- tions within the country. Te Rainforest Lodge at
Sleeping Giant is nestled into the foothills of the Maya Mountains and spreads over 600 acres of land. Structures are built within the dense tropical rainforest to maintain the integrity of its natural state and allow for utter privacy amongst guests.
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everyone. Its location is unique with a 30-minute drive out of Belmopan City and 45 minutes away from pristine beaches at Te Lodge at Jaguar Reef. Te beach lodges are located within a quaint fishing village that sits on the coast of Hopkins,
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From
gazebo hikes offering panoramic views of the valley or epiphanic cere- monial cave tours to intimate private dinners atop a cliff at sunset, there are memories waiting to be made for
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tion of choice for Te Duke and Duchess of Cambridge on their Official
tour. Te
Caribbean Lodge
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Jaguar Reef, Almond Beach Resort, and Te Colonial Inn sit side by side on golden beaches with endless vistas of the Caribbean
Sea, accompanied by water-coloured sunrises. Each of the properties caters to the different needs of travellers and is designed as such. Paying homage to its hometown, the Garifuna culture is incorporated throughout the culinary experience at the Hopkins resorts’ restaurant. Guests can enjoy live drum- ming and dancing under amber-lit wicker baskets in the cool evenings at Te Paddle House before taking a stroll down to the collection’s overwater bar for cocktail hour. Just a 40-minute drive south from
Hopkins village is Umaya Resort situ- ated at the entrance of the Placencia Peninsula. Tis newly added resort boasts both beach front and lagoon front units for sunrise and sunset enjoyment. An onsite beach bar, spa, and restaurant leaves guests with no need to leave the property, however, if you decide to venture into town the resort offers two complimentary daily shuttles into the heart of Placencia.
Te Belize Collection offers all-in- clusive and customizable
packages
from jungle to beach adventures. Discover an
authentic Belizean
experience and take a journey off the beaten path. Explore unspoilt destinations within the country and create your Belizean story; a tailored, intimate one, unlike popular destinations. Getting to Belize is surpris- ingly easy with connecting flights from the US, Cancun and Panama. Plan your next tropical vacation with Te Belize Collection.
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