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BLANCANEAUX LODGE

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LOCATION

Blancaneaux Lodge is a luxury hideaway hotel in Belize located in the northwest corner of the 107,000-acre Mountain Pine Ridge Forest Reserve in western Belize’s Cayo District. The lodge itself is nestled on the banks of Privassion Creek and is set among tropical pines, oaks, palmetto, craboo, and ancient melastome shrubs. Within a few miles of our boutique hotel in Belize you will find the steep limestone hills and valleys of the 13,000-acre Noj Kaax Meen Elijio Panti National Park. The dense jungle, steep ravines, spectacular waterfalls, and fast flowing rivers are home to many rare or endangered species of flora and fauna.
Beyond the Mountain Pine Ridge lies the vast uninhabited network of 14 protected areas that comprise the 1.2 million acre Maya Mountain Massif. Less than an hour drive along dirt roads to Guacamallo Bridge, the granite bedrock and red soils of the Mountain Pine Ridge meet the limestone and moist tropical broadleaf forests of the 264,000-acre Chiquibul National Park and the Caracol Archaeological Reserve.

DINING

  • Montagna Restaurant : Enjoy classic Italian cuisine in a tropical setting at our Belize restaurant. Our menu features traditional Italian dishes with a special focus on Coppola family recipes, drawn from their history in the southern region of Basilicata, Italy. Pastas, fresh fish, and braised or grilled local meats are all prepared with herbs and vegetables from our own Belize organi garden. Our Montagna restaurant also offers made-to-order pizza, cooked in an authentic brick oven.Our dining room sparkles from candlelight and is decorated with handmade wooden furnishings, colonial era antiques, and Guatemalan fabrics. An open veranda offers moonlit views of Privassion Creek.
  • Guatemaltecqua Restaurant : Our poolside Belize Restaurant specializes in the cooking of Guatemala, a mildly spiced cuisine that draws on Mexican, Caribbean, and Maya traditions. Local favorites include Salpicon, shredded beef salad flavored with sour orange and cilantro, Jocon, chicken cooked with green herbs and spices, and Rellenitos, a delicious dessert consisting of plantains filled with sweetened black beans.
  • Jaguar Bar : After a day of Belize vacation tours and activities, the Jaguar Bar is a perfect place to relax. The hand-carved slate bar, ceiling fans from the set of Apocalypse Now, framed photos of archaeological digs, and handmade furnishings create a truly eclectic atmosphere. The Jaguar Bar offers a selection of fine wines and classic cocktails including favorites such as mojitos and daiquiris, as well as our very own Jaguar Juice, a potent concoction of local craboo liqueur, aged rum, and fresh pineapple juice. To taste the delicious and authentic flavors of Belize, be sure to visit Guatemaltecqua, our poolside Belize restaurant.
  • Garden Spot : For a truly unique dining experience, join fellow guests for a “convivial dinner” offered twice weekly in the organic garden.The experience starts with cocktails offered upon arrival at the garden to sip and savor while touring with the head gardener to learn about the organic farming practices and to see all that uniquely grows here in our verdant environment. Then join other guests at a communal table located on the open-air porch of the new thatched roof kitchen within the organic garden. You’ll dine on a three -course meal all inspired by ingredients picked fresh that day from salads to soups to pastas and often grilled shrimp. The only decision to make is what wine to have pre-ordered to enhance the fresh, vibrant meal shared among new friends.

SERVICES & AMENITIES
  • Waterfall Spa
  • Horse Stables
  • Gift Shop
  • Natural Waters & Pool
  • Organic Garden
  • Sunrise guided birding experience
  • Use of all hiking trails
  • Use of our bikes and river tubes
  • Guided river tubing


Our Activities

  • TIKAL
  • CARACOL
  • CARACOL, RIO FRIO CAVE & RIO ON POOLS
  • XUNANTUNICH
  • XUNANTUNICH COMBINATION TOURS
  • CAYO DISTRICT SHOPPING TOUR
  • ACTUN TUNICHIL MUKNAL (ATM) CAVE
  • BARTON CREEK CAVE
  • BARTON CREEK CAVE TOUR WITH INTERMEDIO ZIPLINE
  • CAVES BRANCH NOHUCH CHE’EN CAVE TUBING
  • ACTIVITIES NATURAL HISTORY ADVENTURES
  • FULL DAY JUNGLE HIKE
  • HIKE TO BIG ROCK FALLS
  • CHIQUIBUL NIGHT EXPEDITION
  • HORSEBACK RIDING
  • SUNRISE BIRD WATCHING


AWAKEN ALL THE SENSES

Caracol
Discover the history of the Maya with our exciting Caracol tour. Situated high on the Vaca Plateau deep in the Chiquibul Forest Reserve, Caracol is the most extensive Maya site in Belize and was only rediscovered in 1936. The site of Caracol covers over 80 square miles with 30,000 structures, and at its peak supported a population of more than 150,000 people. Situated 1,600 feet above sea level w ith no natural body of water nearby, it remains a mystery how such a huge population was able to survive there. At the heart of the site lies the massive pyramid of Caana (Sky Palace), which is now almost fully restored and reaches over 135 feet high. From the top you can enjoy breathtaking panoramic views over the forest-clad mountains.

Xunantunich
Explore Xunantunich which flourished during the Classic Period (250-900 A.D.) and is believed to have survived the Maya collapse to remain an important population center until the 11th century. Our tour begins with a drive down the mountain to the village of San Jose Succotz, to take a hand-cranked ferry over the Mopan River to the site of Xunantunich (Maiden of the Rock). The site has five main plazas, although only three plazas are evident to visitors today. Dominating the site is El Castillo, rising over 120 feet. A steep but short climb to the top is highly recommended for the panoramic views of the surrounding Mopan and Belize River valleys, as well as Guatemala to the west. In addition, the visitor center and museum are excellent and there are many small restaurants in the area serving authentic local food, or, you may choose to bring along a picnic lunch and eat at the site.

Tikal, Guatemala
Consider crossing the border into Guatemala to spend a full day touring perhaps the most visually stunning of all Maya sites. Tikal’s five monolithic temples pierce the jungle canopy (Temple IV reaches a height of almost 230 feet) and ancient plazas, steles, and ball courts tell of a rich and powerful history when Tikal’s population reached almost 100,000. Today the site is recognized as one of the archeological wonders of the Americas. Its unspoiled jungle setting within the Tikal National Park makes it a paradise for birders, nature lovers, and amateur archaeologists.






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