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Lamanai Outpost
Belize Mainland
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Perched on a hillside overlooking the crystal-clear waters of the New River Lagoon, the Lamanai Outpost Lodge provides a jungle experience unlike any other. Adjacent to the spectacular Maya ruins of the Lamanai Archaeological Reserve, the lodge is one of Belize`s special places where adventure, education, and leisure come together in a magical blend.
The Lamanai Outpost Lodge`s cabanas offer rustic elegance while blending in with the lush tropical garden. Each cabana is handcrafted of local hardwoods with a palm thatched roof and features screened windows for good ventilation, powerful ceiling fans, private bath with hot water, 24-hour electricity, purified water, daily housekeeping and a veranda overlooking the lush tropical garden.
The open air restaurant and bar afford panoramic views of the New River Lagoon and the jungle-blanketed Maya ruins of Lamanai. In between, you will find a reference library and lounge area to relax with a cold drink before dinner. The highly praised daily menu is a blend of Belizean and North American cuisine featuring tropical fruits, vegetables, and other locally grown products.
If you must attend to business, the lodge provides fax, email and postal services and direct-dial telephones. |
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Exploration Tours Explore the Mayan ruins, glide over the glassy waters of the lagoon, swim from the dock and relax on a hammock or recliner chair. You can also fish—bring your own gear!
The lodge also offers a variety of exciting tours. Get acquainted with the jungle with guided herbal walk and marvel the medicinal possibilities of the plants growing in a lush jungle. The night safari takes you to the river for spotting nocturnal wildlife, such as green iguana and arboreal porcupine. On a canoe trips with the rising sun you will find yourself surrounded by birds in the lagoon. You`ll meet egrets and herons, northern jacanas, limpkins and many more. |
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| Read what our customers say about Lamanai Outpost: | | Jayne T., Framingham, MA |
| Thanks for recommending Lamanai Outpost. You were right—this was a very special lodge. We loved hiking around the exquisite ruins, hearing and seeing howler monkeys, green iguanas, toucans, a tarantula, crocodiles and lots of birds. The full moon rise over the river was spectacular. The night wildlife boat ride was great—saw lots of roosting birds and the reflective red eyes of the crocodiles. The staff and owners were very friendly and even waived goodbye as we flew over the resort to Ambergris Caye.
Ramon`s location in San Pedro was excellent. Going to restaurants, dive operators, fishing etc. was so easy. Dive sites were very close, a big plus. We especially liked the manatee trip, and snorkeling with rays and sharks.
Windy Hill`s tours were great, the resort very quiet. The food was delicious.
Belize was a great country to visit and we highly recommend travel there. Ya Katie! | |
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