Belize Jungle Lodges
and Resorts

But, Cave's Branch is not just caves - it's jungle treks with bushmen guides (day, evening and overnight), plus comfortable lodging on the banks of the Cave's Branch River, with a fully screened bunkhouse, jungle cabanas and well-appointed jungle suites (with large hot-water baths, no less). 

And, it's the food!  Meals are served family style at the Camp House -- the food is ample, ably prepared by some great cooks, and emphasizes fresh, locally grown and produced ingredients.

(It also helps that you'll be famished from the day's caving and jungle activities.)

All Cave's Branch guides are certified cavers, and receive special rescue training each year. 

In fact, Cave's Branch Rescue Team was the only Central American rescue team asked to assist in 911 rescue efforts, and the Team has played an integral part in rescue efforts after Hurricane's Mitch, Keith and Iris.

(Ian Anderson, the owner of Cave's Branch, also sheltered a group of us from Placencia during Hurricane Iris, a gracious gift none of us will ever forget.)

Moderate price range.  Contact us for more information.

Chaa Creek activities include the on-premises Natural History Centre, Panti Trail (Mayan jungle remedies), Blue Morpho Tropical Butterfly Farm and an authentic Mayan village.  Off-premises activities include Macal River canoeing, tours of Xunantunich, Cahal Pech and Tikal Mayan ruins, jungle horseback riding and cave tubing. 

Lodging at Chaa Creek includes thatched cottages, a jungle camp with  fully screened casitas, and Chaa Creek's new Tree Top Suites, literally located in the tops of the trees overlooking the Macal River.

Lodging, meals and activities can either be purchased a la carte or as part of expedition or spa packages.

Mid-upper price tier.  Contact us for more information.