All Inclusive Caribbean Vacations in Belize

Belize All Inclusive

All Inclusive Resort in Belize

Kanantik Reef and Jungle Resort

If you’re up for a bit of eco-tourism, then the Belize alliInclusive vacation hotel that is Kanantik Reef and Jungle Resort might just be what you need. Built in Southern Belize across 1,300 feet of private beech, this Belize all inclusive vacation location offers you Caribbean culture in a resort that encompasses over 300 acres of untouched land. A total of 25 separate, individually air conditioned cabanas composes this Belize all inclusive vacation resort, each one indulgently spacious and luxurious. Amenities at this Belize all inclusive vacation resort include an Italian fire wood pizza oven, an authentic gelato machine, a bar with an espresso machine, dive shop featuring a Newton 42; dive boat, a Newton 32; deep sea fishing boat, and several more.

Jaguar Reef Lodge

Interested in a vacation spot where you discover a world of possibilities from one location? Surrounded as it is by millions of acres of reef and rainforest, the Belize all inclusive vacation resort that is the Jaguar Reef Lodge provides you with unlimited opportunities for snorkeling, diving, fishing, biking, kayaking, and hiking. Attractions include the barrier reef nearby, exotic tropical rivers, Mayan ruins, and jungle hikes only minutes away.

Recommended Reading

Fodor's Belize 2007

Though it's a mere sliver on the Caribbean, Belize is one of the fastest growing destinations in Central America, and it's easy to see why. Belize enchants over 230,000 visitors a year—including honeymooners, celebrities, and diving and deep-sea fishing enthusiasts—with its surreal landscape. This brand-new guide gives a thorough overview of the entire country, from inland Maya ruin expeditions to coastal adventures.

• 8-page color insert

• Full coverage of outdoor activities from hiking in the Cayo district to boating around the atolls

• Feature chapter on Maya Ruins, including tips on visiting a ruin and a specialized itinerary

Review - My husband and I just returned from a 16 day trip, and this book was definitely worth the money!! It is the most up to date Belize guidebook you can buy right now, and almost all of it's information was right on. We also bought the Belize Moon Guidebook, and comparing the two, I would say that Fodors is more upscale. Usually, it's assuming you're going to rent a car and hire guides for your trips (both of which cost $$$), and it does a better job of describing more expensive hotels and restaurants. This is great if you have the money, but we were on a budget, so this info was useless for us. The Moon book did a better job covering places and topics for a budget traveller (like what to do if you get a GI bug--something no one wants, but when it happens, you're glad it's covered in the book!). That said, Fodor's was still really helpful because it's the most up to date, so it's maps, attractions, restaurant, and lodging recommendations could usually be relied on (Kudos for the Fodor's recommendation for Tradewinds in Plancencia--this tip alone made me glad I bought the book!). Overall, it's the perfect book if you are planning a more upscale trip, but it's still very helpful (4 star) if you're a budget traveller and I would defintely recommend purchasing it along with the Moon Belize book.