Stann Creek, Stann Creek, Stann Creek District

The area surrounding the 90 acres along the Manatee River and Western Lagoon in the Belize District is teeming with a diverse array of wildlife. As part of the rich ecosystem of Belize, this region offers nature enthusiasts and wildlife lovers an exceptional opportunity to experience the natural wonders of the area.Further exploration into the forests may reveal the presence of various mammals, including howler monkeys, which are known for their distinctive calls that echo through the treetops. Keep your eyes peeled for other intriguing creatures such as ocelots, jaguars, tapirs, and coatis that roam these lush landscapes.The Manatee River and Western Lagoon are both thriving aquatic habitats, brimming with marine life. Along the riverbanks, you may spot majestic West Indian manatees lazily swimming or grazing on aquatic plants, after which the river is named. These gentle giants are a delight to witness in their natural habitat.The Western Lagoon, with its crystal-clear waters, is a haven for marine fauna. Snorkeling or diving in the lagoon will expose you to a diverse underwater world, where you can encounter colorful coral reefs teeming with a variety of fish species. Keep an eye out for marine turtles, rays, and even the occasional pod of dolphins gracefully gliding through the waters.Exploring the network of mangroves that border the river and lagoon can lead to encounters with a plethora of marine and avian life. Mangrove ecosystems act as nurseries for various fish species and serve as important habitats for birds such as herons, egrets, and pelicans.This incredible array of wildlife adds an extra layer of enchantment to the 90 acres along the Manatee River and Western Lagoon. Whether you are a wildlife enthusiast, nature photographer, or simply appreciate the wonders of the natural world, this property offers a unique opportunity to immerse yourself in Belize's abundant wildlife and immerse yourself in a truly extraordinary experience.