The 2020 Belize tours were a resounding success! I can’t wait to lead the next groups on this “Unbeliezable” experience! However, I am holding off scheduling the next tours until the coronavirus pandemic is somewhat behind us and international travel is again safe. Stay tuned!

January 3 – 11, 2020

Minimum 6 people, Maximum 8 (Waitlist only)
$2600/person double occupancy
$2950/person single occupancy

March 14 – 21, 2020

Minimum 6 people, Maximum 8 (Waitlist Only)
$2250/person double occupancy
$2750/person single occupancy

Belize is such a magical place, and we want to share it with you! We’ve arranged the best local guides and tours, mixing birding trips to diverse habitats with cultural tours and boat trips. And the food is amazing! The following is a summary of the itinerary for our 7-night stay in Belize.

We will start the week by staying Saturday night at the Belize Zoo Jungle Lodge, which will include a guided night visit to the Belize Zoo. The next day we will stop at the Green Hills Butterfly Ranch to enjoy the butterflies and hummingbirds, followed by an afternoon canoe trip into the Barton’s Creek Cave. We will spend the next three nights at the incomparable Black Rock Lodge, where guide Isaias Morataya will share his enthusiasm for Belize’s birds (like the Keel-billed Toucan or the Red-legged Honeycreeper) with us. Among the variety of tours offered from Black Rock will be a visit to the Xunantunich Mayan Site followed by a Belizean meal in a local restaurant.

Our next stop will be at Birds Eye View Lodge in the Crooked Tree Wildlife Sanctuary, a “must-see” on any birding trip to Belize. The boat ride here could give us a view of the beautiful Agami Heron or the stately Jabiru. Our final two nights will be spent at the Lamanai Outpost Lodge. The food is fantastic and so are the guides! We’ll visit the Lamanai Mayan Site, go on a Mayan Medicine nature walk, and take the River Spotlight Safari in search of wildlife… a night adventure you won’t likely forget!

Our bird list for the week should certainly top 200 species, but our focus won’t be on birds alone! We’ll connect with the friendly Belizean people that come from Mayan, Creole, and Mestizo cultures. We’ll celebrate the food, history, and nature that will make you want to come back time and time again! We hope you will join us.

To be placed on the waitlist for this tour of Belize, please email David at david@indigobirding.com. The price of the tour does not include the flight from the U.S. (which we will help you book), alcoholic beverages, or souvenirs, but everything else is included.

If neither of these tours suit you but you have interest, you are welcome to email us to receive first priority when we announce our Belize tours for 2021.