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  • My Belize Adventures

    MyBelizeAdventure.com helps you with your travel plans by making the whole process of researching and booking jungle or beach resorts easier. You can create your own Belize adventure, and access your favorite holiday destinations every time you log in.
    http://www.mybelizeadventure.com/ | (1) Hits

  • Half Moon Caye Natural Monument

    Half Moon Caye was the first protected area in Belize and first marine protected area in Central America. A small area of the island was first established as a Crown Reserve in 1928 to protect the colony of Red-footed Boobies that nest on the island. An observation deck allows extraordinary views of both the Boobies (in the rare white phase) and the Magnificent Frigatebirds sitting on their nests.
    http://www.belizeaudubon.org/html/parks/hmcnm.htm | (1) Hits

  • Southwater Marine Reserve

    The proposed Southwater Caye Marine Park contains many varied and important habitats. Located about 10 miles due east of the mouth of the Sittee River on the mainland of Belize, the proposed park covers approximately 62 square miles.
    http://www.travelbelize.org/german/html/guide/pa/pa17.html | (1) Hits

  • Xunantunich Maya Ruin

    Xunan Tunich means stone woman in Maya, and this is how the local people refer to the site. However, in the reports of old travelers it is generally called Benque Viejo.
    http://mayaruins.com/xunantunich.html | (1) Hits

  • Belize Explorer Travel: Eco-Vacation Specialists

    Cayo District is the Rarest of Surprises, a world class eco-tourist vacation-destination that refuses to sell out. No high-rise hotels here. Instead Belize offers its commitment to conservation and eco tourism with an astonishing 880,000 acres of protected areas, nature reserves, and national parks within the 2,000 square miles that make up Belize's Cayo District.
    http://www.belizex.com/ | (1) Hits

  • Hola Ambergris Caye

    Tropical palm trees, emerald waters, romantic sunsets and the world's second largest Coral Reef... AMBERGRIS CAYE, a tropical island on the southernmost tip of the Yucatan Peninsula.
    http://www.holaambergriscaye.com/ | (1) Hits

  • South Water Caye

    Pelican Beach Resort on South Water Caye invites you to "Escape to our island and Enjoy our reef". This idyllic private island 15 acres in size, is one of the few islands off Belize that sit right atop the barrier reef allowing you to step off our internationally recognized south beach and snorkel amongst coral and brightly colored fish.
    http://www.southwatercaye.com/home.html | (1) Hits

  • Cedar Cabins Botanical Trail & Butterfly Farm

    Accessibility is a big plus for Cedar Cabins Botanical Trail & Butterfly Farm. We are strategically placed between the zoo and the ever more popular cave-tubing at Caves Branch. The lush tropical forest, birds and butterflies that may be observed here, coupled with our affordable prices, makes Cedar Cabins Botanical Trail & Butterfly Farm an irresistible stop for eco-travelers and wildlife enthusiasts, during any travel to Belize. Come experience ecotourism in the true sense!
    http://www.cedarcabinsbelize.com/ | (1) Hits

  • Green Hills Butterfly Ranch

    The Belize butterfly house located in the Cayo district, between limestone hills covered with lush vegetation you will find "Green Hills", the Belize Butterfly Ranch and Botanical Collections. Flocks of butterflies, from brilliant blue to gorgeous orange, dazzling yellow to intriguing gray, fly freely in a 2,700 sq. ft., beautifully landscaped flight area: The largest live butterfly display in Belize.
    http://biological-diversity.info/greenhills.htm | (1) Hits

  • Community Baboon Sanctuary

    The Community Baboon Sanctuary (CBS) is a pioneering project in voluntary grassroots conservation. The goal is to sustain the habitat of the Black Howler Monkey (called 'baboon' in the local Creole dialect) while promoting the economic development of the participating communities. The result has been an innovative project in sustainable ecotourism that protects the habitat for the endangered Black Howler Monkey and other species while offering a unique opportunity for visitors to experience...
    http://www.howlermonkeys.org/ | (0) Hits
     
   
     

     
   
     
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