The real adventure starts today! Start your day with a delicious breakfast before diving into a week full of exciting activities. For water lovers, snorkellers and scuba divers, hop on a boat and dive into one of the most stunning and iconic dive sites along the Belize Great Barrier Reef, or encounter some other highlights of Belize. The choice is yours - what adventure will you take? Activities include:
Scuba Diving the Belize Great Barrier Reef
For scuba diving enthusiasts, Belize offers access to the world's second-largest barrier reef - a vibrant underwater ecosystem teeming with marine life. Hamanasi Resort specialises in diving expeditions to the South Water Caye Marine Reserve, where you can encounter sea turtles, moray eels, barracuda, eagle rays, and fascinating micro-marine species, such as Pedersen shrimp and gobies. Divers may also experience sightings of manta rays, hammerhead sharks, and dolphins. Explore world-class dive sites such as Jason's Wall, Elsie's Aquarium, and Hell Hole, and unwind on the picturesque coral isles of South Water Caye. The underwater beauty of Belize is truly unmatched.
Waterfalls & Mayan City of Mayflower Bocawina National Park
Discover the breathtaking beauty of Belize's lush rainforest as you hike through winding trails to hidden waterfalls and explore the fascinating ancient Mayan ruins in Mayflower Bocawina National Park. Spanning over 2,800 hectares of pristine jungle, this park is a haven for adventure seekers and nature lovers alike. Choose from an array of activities, including thrilling ziplining through the treetops, rappelling down cascading waterfalls, and bird watching, with over 200 species of birds calling the park home.
Wildlife Hiking
Hike to stunning waterfalls surrounded by lush vegetation, vibrant bird species, and unique wildlife in the pristine rainforest of Cockscomb Basin Wildlife Sanctuary. Spanning 51,000 hectares and encircled by the majestic Maya Mountains and the towering Victoria Peak, this extraordinary destination is home to remarkable creatures, including jaguarundis, margays, ocelots, pumas, deer, howler monkeys, and tapirs. It's an ideal escape for nature enthusiasts - come experience its beauty firsthand.
Cave & Jungle Trek
Discover the wonders of St. Herman's Blue Hole National Park, a hidden gem nestled along the picturesque Hummingbird Highway, surrounded by fragrant citrus orchards. Home to one of Belize's oldest and most mesmerising forests, this natural haven boasts towering hardwood trees and a captivating sense of tranquillity. At the heart of the park lies St. Herman's Cave, an adventure like no other. Guided by local experts, delve into the fascinating world of Mayan beliefs and uncover the mysteries of Xibalba, the mythical Mayan underworld. An unforgettable journey into nature and history awaits!
Bird Watching in Southern Belize
Birdwatching enthusiasts will find Belize to be an unrivalled destination. With over 600 species of tropical birds, including colourful toucans, parrots, and laughing falcons, it's a paradise for bird lovers. During migration season, witness the breathtaking scarlet macaws as they gather near the Mayan village of Red Bank, just an hour south of Hamanasi Resort. Belize offers unparalleled opportunities for avian observation.
Canoeing on the Serene Sittee River
For a peaceful yet engaging experience, enjoy a day of jungle river canoeing on the Sittee River. Paddle along these serene waterways while observing a diverse array of wildlife in their natural habitat. Spot parrots, toucans, motmots, herons, and egrets among the treetops, and watch for manatees, stingrays, and crocodiles in the river. Every moment on the Sittee River offers a remarkable connection to nature.
Dive into the History of the Maya
Discover the rich heritage of the ancient Maya civilisation by exploring some of its most fascinating historical sites. Visit Xunantunich, also known as Stone Maiden, located near the Mopan River in the Cayo District, and marvel at the breathtaking El Castillo pyramid. Take a step back in time at Cahal Pech, once a royal residence known as the 'Place of the Ticks'. These incredible sites, some dating back over 3,000 years, offer a glimpse into the remarkable history, culture, and achievements of the Maya people.