4-star marine sanctuary resort in Northern Belize

Location

Orchid Bay Resort is located in a marine sanctuary in Northern Belize, surrounded by Sargassum-free waters and 7 miles of pristine coastline. The resort is less than two hours from Belize International Airport (BZE) via the new superhighway, ensuring convenient travel. Guests can explore nearby attractions like the ancient Lamanai Maya ruins, accessible by scenic river boat tours.

Rooms

The resort offers a variety of accommodations, including Mayan-inspired thatched cabanas and modern beachfront condos. Each cabana features a screened lanai, full kitchen, and comfortable living areas. Many units can accommodate up to 6 guests, making it suitable for couples and families.

Dining

Dining options include the Tradewinds Restaurant, which serves farm-to-table cuisine featuring local ingredients and seafood. Guests can enjoy Belizean classics like charcoal-grilled Hog Fish, Lobster, and Conch in a beachfront setting. The Tradewinds Beach Bar offers unlimited cocktails and relaxed dining by the pool and beach.

Activities

Guests have access to a range of activities including complimentary use of kayaks, paddleboards, and bicycles. The resort also provides opportunities for beach volleyball, bocce, and various games like giant Jenga and Limbo. Daily beach activities and a tropical infinity pool enhance the experience.

Wildlife

Orchid Bay is a haven for nature lovers, featuring over 200 species of wild orchids and 270 species of birds, including the majestic King Vulture and the vibrant Scarlet Macaw. Guests can enjoy eco-tours to observe local wildlife, including manatees and dolphins. The natural beauty surrounding the resort includes lush gardens and tropical flora.

• Location: Nestled in a marine sanctuary, set against the emerald green, Sargassum-free waters of Northern Belize
• Rooms: Spacious, Mayan-inspired thatched cabanas and modern condos
• Dining: Farm-to-table cuisine at Tradewinds Restaurant with local seafood
• Activities: Complimentary use of kayaks, paddleboards, and bicycles
• Wildlife: Over 200 species of wild orchids and 270 species of birds
• Excursions: Gateway to the world-renowned Lamanai Maya ruins