Belize Reef & Ruins

What's Included

• Meals
  11 breakfasts, 6 lunches, 3 dinners.

What's Not Included

• Travel insurance

• Single accommodation (available on request)

• Visas or vaccinations

Food

There are 11 breakfasts, six lunches and three dinners included.



Breakfast is always provided in hotels and generally consists of bread, eggs, ham, fruit, juice and coffee. Although meat plays a key part in many Central American dishes, vegetarians can be well catered for. Please advise us on booking of any special dietary requirements you may have.

Accommodation

We stay six nights in comfortable hotels and five nights in destination lodges. (Those on the group flights will have an extra hotel night in Houston en route)



In Crooked Tree and Tikal we stay at comfortable lodges surrounded by tropical forest and the sounds of the jungle.  In San Ignacio, we can enjoy the pool and view from our hotel perched on a hill overlooking the river valley.  While in Caye Caulker our 3 star hotel has island flair and comes with a pool, private beach and rooftop lounge.



Crooked Tree Wildlife Sanctuary: Bird’s Eye View Lodge (nights 1-3)





Bird’s Eye View Lodge is located in the heart of the Crooked Tree Wildlife Sanctuary. The sanctuary is known as the top neotropical birding site in Belize. The lodge offers basic comfort rooms, air-conditioned rooms, a bar and full restaurant serving delicious local and international cuisine.



San Ignacio: Cahal Pech Resort (nights 4-6)





Cahal Pech Village Resort is perched on a hill overlook the town of San Ignacio. The in addition to comfortable air-conditioned rooms, this relaxed 3-star resort also has 2 pool, an on-site bar, restaurant and is a stones throw away from the Mayan site of Cahal Pech.



Tikal: Tikal Jungle Lodge (nights 7, 8)





Tikal Jungle Lodge is a hotel located in the heart of Tikal National Park and short walk from the ruins. The rooms feature architectural decorative details and amenities designed to deliver a comfortable experience in the middle of the jungle. The lodge’s restaurant serves international cuisine, and the bar offers a variety of cocktails to enjoy at the bar or poolside after a day of exploring Tikal.  Note - in accordance with park regulations, power generators run with limited service in rooms from 10pm-6am (powering ceiling fan, one nightlight and one outlet).



Caye Caulker: La Isla Resort (nights 9-11)





After all our exploring the Mayan world, it’s time to relax a bit. La Isla Resort is a beachfront hotel centrally located in Caye Caulker and a short walk to everything. The rooms are bright and functional with air-conditioning. The resort has a relaxing pool, free to use kayaks and paddleboards, as well as rooftop lounge area to watch the sunset.



Worth knowing



Single rooms can be booked for an optional single supplement, subject to availability at the time of booking.