Belize Coast offers some of the best marine ecosystem in the world.  With the abundance of Mangrove trees along with our coast, they offer the best nurseries for the marine lives.  Bountiful fish gives you a chance to go for the big game in a 25 ft Mexican skiff.

It takes about 35 minutes to get to the reef where you will first witness how the guide catches bait using a cast net.  The guide eventually goes in search of traditional and non-traditional fishing spots.  There, you can catch barracudas, snappers, grouper and porgy.  Trolling is also popular where you have the chance to catch floating fish such as King Mackerel, wahoo, more Barracuda and Big Jacks.  The guide will also clean your choice of catch to be prepared for dinner.

Belize has the longest barrier reef in the Western Hemisphere with approximately 185 miles of beautiful coral formation.  this pristine reef is known to have a wide variety of marine life.  This stunning barrier reef offers different snorkeling sites for the beginners and experienced snorkelers.  With great visibility. the guests can enjoy a variety of marine animals such as: tarpon, snappers, sharks, turtles, octopus, manatees, etc.  

Most of the snorkeling sites are about 30 to 40 minutes boat ride offshore.  These snorkeling trips are accompanied by experienced guide and captain to ensure safety.  these guides are equipped with great knowledge of the reef and historical significance to their livelihood.  You will get to learn both the local and scientific names of the different marine creatures of the barrier reef.  For the inexperienced snorkelers, we are able to accommodate you by snorkeling off the popular island of South Water Caye right off the beach.

This is a one-of-a-kind experience that travelers can only experience in certain corners of the world.  This natural marvel occurs only in a few select spots - such as near the Hopkins freshwater Lagoon and Anderson's Lagoon in Sittee River.

Caused by saltwater and freshwater interacting with local algae, bioluminescence is truly a sight to behold.  Aside from the majesty of the bright blue glow, travelers can also enjoy the sight of fish.  Jellyfish and other marine life frolicking beneath the surface.  

Bioluminescence tours in the Fresh water Lagoon in Hopkins generally run
from January until May. However, since conditions need to be absolutely perfect
in order for tours to head out, it is best to plan on visiting during the
driest months (February to April) to avoid disappointment. 

Birds are everywhere in our lives. Can you think of a day that went by without seeing or hearing a bird? As many as 612 birds have been recorded in Belize, of these, approximately 20 percent are migrants from North America. Some are transient and every year new species are being documented. Eight new records were accepted in 2007, including the Crested Caracara, Canada Goose, and Spot-breasted Oriole.

Belize is an ideal setting for bird watchers with many birding hotspots. In addition, six Important Bird Areas (IBAs) have been identified in Belize, of which portions are located within protected areas, including those co-managed us. The tropical forests, savannahs, numerous cayes, wetlands, and coastal plains of Belize offer a myriad of habitat to many birds. Nearly half of our nation’s land and adjacent waters are protected under forest reserves, marine reserves, wildlife sanctuaries, national parks and other protected area designation. With English as the official language, many visitors from abroad converse easily with local guides.

There are 3 areas that we visit for our bird tour. Jaguar Preserve that records about 300 species, sittee river village and Mayflower national park. Our national bird is the keel Billed Toucan which has been the bird with the highest demand to be sighted.

The drive to your destination is about 20 minutes. Your horse will be waiting to you through the citrus orchard as you get consumed with the sweet fragrance of its flowers. Suddenly, you find yourself riding through dense forest with huge ceiba, gumbo limbo and other emergent which offer homes to a variety of tropical birds. Aracari,   river (seasonal). The horses are well trained they are led by a tour guide who is an experienced horse wrangler. As you take a break in the middle of the forest, you will be complemented with a beautiful river as you take a swim.

It's now tried and tested and the results... AWESOME, THRILLING, A BLOOD FLOWING ADVENTURE!!! The tour starts by a short hike to the first zip line. After a safety briefing you get your first taste of zipping. The first line is short to get you used to the equipment. After that you fly through the canopy on various lengths of zip, some fast, some very fast. There are a total 8 zip lines and 2 small rappels. The longest zipline in Central America being an impressive 2,300 ft. The length of this tour depends on how many people are on the tour, for 2 it takes about an hour, for 6-8 just over 2.5 hours.