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About Belize

Nestled on the northeastern coast of Central America, Belize spans a modest 8,867 square miles, serving as a friendly neighbor to Mexico and Guatemala. With a shared ancient Mayan history and common ethnic ties to Central America, Belize has been imbued with a lively Caribbean spirit, thanks to the salty air wafting in from the nearby Caribbean Sea. This vibrant essence is evident in the country’s distinctive Colonial/Caribbean-style architecture, coconut-infused cuisine, pristine white beaches, laid-back ambiance, and the presence of English and Creole dialects.

Notably, Belize stands out as the only Central American nation where English is the primary language. Housing a peaceful population of around 270,000 within a secure political environment, Belize thrives as a premier ecotourism destination, enriched by a tapestry of diverse cultures.

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Belizima Resort – The Ultimate Escape

Nestled within the embrace of nature, our resort is a tranquil haven surrounded by lush trees, offering an idyllic escape where serenity meets spectacular vistas of the Caribbean Sea. Enveloped in the soothing sounds of nature, our new cabanas provide an intimate and luxurious retreat, seamlessly blending modern comfort with the beauty of the outdoors.

Each cabana is thoughtfully designed to immerse guests in the breathtaking natural surroundings, ensuring a harmonious balance between relaxation and awe-inspiring views. Whether you choose to unwind on your private terrace or explore the nearby trails, our resort promises a rejuvenating experience in the heart of nature, where every moment is a celebration of tranquility and the Caribbean’s boundless beauty.

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Belizima: Where Nature Takes Center Stage

Embark on an immersive journey into the heart of Belize’s natural wonders at the new Belizima Resort. Tucked away amidst the embrace of towering trees, our eco-friendly cabanas offer a unique blend of comfort and connection with the pristine environment. Wake up to the symphony of birdsong, with the Caribbean Sea stretching before you in a breathtaking panorama.

At Belizima, we celebrate the simplicity of nature, providing a rustic charm that harmonizes seamlessly with the surroundings. Our cabanas, designed with a focus on sustainability, offer a cozy refuge where you can unwind without compromising the beauty of the landscape. Whether you’re strolling through our nature trails, enjoying a meal made from locally sourced ingredients, or simply absorbing the tranquil vibes from your private veranda, Belizima beckons nature enthusiasts to experience Belize in its purest form. Join us in this eco-conscious retreat, where the allure of the Caribbean Sea meets the unspoiled beauty of the Belizean wilderness.

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Our Location – Sarteneja Village

Derived from the Mayan term “Tzaten-a-ha,” translating to “give me the water,” Sarteneja earned its name from the presence of 13 Mayan wells in the region. Carved into limestone bedrock, these wells have been a vital source of potable water. Beyond its scenic charm as a fishing village, Sarteneja holds the distinction of being the sole mainland location in Belize where you can witness the sunset over the water.

Initially settled by the Maya as a key trading hub, Sarteneja boasts a rich history dating back to 600 BC to AD 1200. Evidence of this period, including gold, copper, and shells, continues to surface in the area. During the mid-19th century, Mexican refugees from the Yucatán Caste Wars were drawn to Sarteneja for its abundant drinking water, marking another chapter in its diverse history. Despite facing the brunt of Hurricane Janet in 1955, the village persevered, gaining recognition for its skilled boat builders and adept free-diving lobster and conch fishers.

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