Great people and very quiet and relaxing.

The free usage of the bicycles.

Beautiful grounds. Plenty of nature.

This property is why I love to travel. If you're coming to Belize, you should absolutely stay here at least a couple nights. The pictures don't do it justice - you feel like you're on an adventure while you're on site, and it's just a cool atmosphere and experience. A true jungle getaway, the cabins are simple but beautiful, with local art and very comfortable bedding and great water pressure in the shower. The property is stunning - surrounded by nature, with huge trees and palms and a great layout, including two different places to swim in the creek, a hiking area, dining room, and play area including an amazing large carved chess set. And then the staff - they are all so lovely and friendly and welcoming, using our names with care and really demonstrating what local hospitality can be. We ate breakfast and dinner on the property both nights/mornings of our stay, and the food was delicious, flavorful, and fresh. The highlight of the trip was sitting on our back patio at night, looking up at the stars and listening to the jungle. 10 of 10 would recommend and will hopefully return here one day!

The plants, trees, birds, sounds of the creek, and all around beauty made this resort an amazing stay. You really do feel like you are one with nature here. Waking up to howler monkeys was an interesting start to the day. The food was great amd the staff was kind and helpful.

Beautiful rooms and outside areas. In the morning and evenings there are hummingbirds all over the property. The staff was very helpful and even arranged for a drop off at the bus stop.

The property is beautiful and the staff are very kind. Going to sleep with the sound of howler monkeys was an amazing experience. We also loved swimming in the beautiful creek. Only issue people might want to prepare for is the dining options. We were only offered one option for dinner and breakfast and the portions were very small. For some I’m sure it’s fine, but we were traveling with three teenage boys and they were still very hungry after dinner. Dinner also was $20/pp, which was our most expensive meal in Belize.

Nestled in the cave tunnel region near St Herman’s Cave and the (interior) blue hole, Jaguar Creek, a non-profit regional supporting organization, is a birder/gardener paradise! Carlos, Ari and Evan will make sure you are well looked after including enjoying the outstanding meals in the restaurant above the water rapids of the stream.