“Support wildlife conservation while experiencing Belize’s native animals in their natural-style habitats!

PRICE: $75
per person

 

Embark on a captivating adventure at the Belize Zoo, a must-visit attraction showcasing the country’s rich wildlife. Founded in the early 1980s by Sharon Matola, the zoo began as a sanctuary for animals used in a National Geographic documentary. Today, it stands as a testament to Belize’s natural heritage, providing a safe haven for injured and rescued animals.

Your journey begins with a 45-minute drive from Belize City along the western highway. Upon arrival, you’ll be greeted by a variety of native species, all housed in their natural habitats. Marvel at the elusive jaguars, photogenic spider monkeys, and vibrant keel-billed toucans, Belize’s national bird. The zoo also features the formidable harpy eagle, the largest predator bird in the region.
For the adventurous, special experiences await, such as sitting in a cage while Junior Buddy the jaguar performs somersaults and even offers a kiss. The zoo also hosts a research center for those interested in learning more about these incredible creatures.

After exploring the zoo, you’ll return to Belize City, completing a perfect half-day tour for nature and animal lovers. Remember to bring sunscreen, insect repellent, and a camera to capture the unforgettable moments. The Belize Zoo promises a compelling and rewarding experience for the entire family.

Tour Highlights:

Experience the joy of seeing native wildlife in their natural habitats
Marvel at the elusive jaguars and photogenic spider monkeys
Discover the vibrant keel-billed toucan, Belize’s national bird
Engage in special experiences like a close encounter with the jaguar
Learn about wildlife conservation at the zoo’s research center

Includes:

Driver/Guide
Air Condition Transport
Bottle Water
Guided Tour
Meals
Entrance Fees

 

 

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