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PAID CONTENT FOR SIX SENSES RESIDENCES, BELIZE


Six Senses Residences, Belize SAN PEDRO, BELIZE


A new chapter in luxury travel is taking shape off the coast of Belize. Founded in Thailand in 1995, Six Senses helped pioneer the concept of wellness- led luxury long before it became a global trend. Now, for the first time, the brand is bringing its signature approach to the Western Hemisphere. Located on Emerald Caye, a private island off


the coast of Ambergris Caye, Six Senses Belize is currently under construction within the turquoise waters of the Mesoamerican Barrier Reef, the world’s second-largest barrier reef system. Set to open in late 2028, the development will become Six Senses’ first overwater resort in the Western Hemisphere, where the concept is a relative rarity. For decades, overwater villas have been


synonymous with destinations such as the Maldives and Seychelles. Six Senses Belize brings that experience significantly closer to travellers from North America, Europe and beyond, creating a new gateway to one of the Caribbean’s most remarkable marine environments. The resort will feature 40 overwater bungalow suites designed in the brand’s signature biophilic


style, incorporating natural materials, open-air living spaces, expansive terraces and private plunge pools positioned above the sea. Guests will also have access to two waterfront restaurants, a full-service wellness spa, yoga pavilion, multiple swimming pools and tranquil lagoons. Alongside the resort sits a limited collection of 16


private residences. The collection includes 12 three- bedroom oceanfront villas of approximately 372sq metres and four five-bedroom estates spanning around 650sq metres. Set between San Pedro’s vibrant culture and the


reef’s extraordinary natural beauty, Six Senses Belize aims to introduce a new benchmark for overwater hospitality in the Caribbean. “What we set out to build is a place where you


wake up to silence, water you didn’t think still existed and nothing in your calendar,” says Daniel Kalenov, a principle in the project. “And when you want company, world-class food, music, real conversation, San Pedro is 15 minutes away. Most luxury destinations make you choose. We’re developing the first place where you get both.”


DON’T MISS Experience a new and rare overwater resort in the Caribbean while watching the sunset from your private terrace


Need to know


KEY FEATURES • Overwater bungalow suites • Full-service wellness spa • Waterfront dining venues • Yoga pavilion • Multiple swimming pools & lagoons • Fitness centre


KEY ACTIVITIES • Snorkelling on the Mesoamerican Barrier Reef


• Diving excursions, including the Great Blue Hole


• Private island wellness programmes • Cultural visits to San Pedro • Fishing & marine adventures


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