Budget-minded guests at this jungle lodge on a 58,000-acre private reserve will head to the bunkhouse (BZ$30 per person) or the campground (BZ$10 per person), while those in search of creature comforts will appreciate the new mahogany and bamboo bungalows and suites. The lodge also has new 800-square-foot hillside "treehouse suites" 20 feet above the ground (BZ$390, plus 9% tax). Owner Ian Anderson and his highly trained jungle guides offer more than a dozen wilderness adventures, priced from BZ$150 to BZ$350 per person for day trips. On the tubing expedition to Footprint Cave you spend hours floating around underground lakes and crawling past stalagmites into dry chambers. Cold Belikins await you when you return, followed by a delicious dinner (BZ$36). Pros: Some of the best adventure tours in Belize; lush jungle setting; Lodge House view makes it the perfect spot for dinner. Cons: Not for couch potatoes.
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