At These 13 Resorts, You Can Take the Perfect Adventure-Filled Vacation in Belize

By: Bob Curley - February 10, 2024 - 7:56 pm

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GAIA Riverlodge It’s hard to imagine a more glorious location for a resort than sitting atop the Five Sisters Waterfalls in Belize’s Mountain Pine Ridge Forest Reserve. This eco-lodge is about an hour by jeep from San Ignacio and has cabanas where guests can loll asleep to waterfall sounds, ride an electric tram down to the river below, indulge in spa treatments, tour an organic garden, take bird walks and jungle hikes, and day-trip to the ruins of Tikal and Caracol.

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