Belize Trips

Belize is home to the world's second largest living barrier reef. It's tropical islands are lined with tall coconut trees and surrounded by endless miles of coral reef. Jacque Coustou imortalized the famous Blue Hole for its unique underwater stalagmites, and today it remains one of the most beautiful diving and snorkeling sites in the world. Inland you'll find endless emerald-green rivers, home to an astounding number of bird and wildlife species. Colorful birds come to Belize's tropical lagoons by the tens of thousands to nest. Primates of 2 species forage amongst mountains wrapped in colossal trees and forests carpeted with dazzling flowers and lush tropical foliage. Hidden in their midst are magnificent ruins of an ancient Mayan civilization, as well as a friendly melting-pot of cultural richness that combines true frontier-town thrill with modern envronmental consciousness.Travelers will find a time-locked land that still belongs to the rainforest and the sea, not to man; an untamed land that will touch you with awe and leave you gasping in wonder.

Ultimate Wildlife 8-Day $2,498 8 days 4+ Destinations 4+ Parks/Reserves

Emphasizing snorkeling and coral reef ecology on Blackbird Caye & Lighthouse Reef plus Lamanai Mayan Ruins, howler monkeys at the Community Baboon Sanctuary, and manatees and dolphins at Swallow Caye. A highlight is a trip to visit the Blue Hole made famous by a Cousteau documentary for its unique underwater stalagmites, and a visit to Half Moon Caye National Monument, a bird sanctuary whose dense vegetation provides habitat for thousands of red-footed boobies and frigate birds. (read more)

Inland Jungle Lodge Extensions Varies 2+ days
Extend your 8-day Blackbird Caye Adventure with one of 3 inland jungle lodge options. Choose from Caves Branch Adventure Lodge, the home of cave-tubing, Lamanai Outpost Lodge at Lamanai Mayan ruins, or Banana Bank Lodge and Equestrian Center on the Belize river. Each lodge offers a wide variety of tours such as (read more)

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