Cotton Tree Lodge, 57009 | Punta Gorda, Belize

Hut in Punta Gorda, Toledo

2 guests • 1 bedroom • 1 bed • 1 bathroom

This gorgeous retreat is perfect for an adventurous couple to enjoy a romantic getaway near Punta Gorda in Belize. The cabana is about 400 square feet and has hammocks on the private balcony. The room comes furnished with a plush king-size bed and the Jacuzzi tub in the bathroom is the ideal spot to wind down with a loved one after a day spent exploring this fascinating area of the world.

Other handy amenities include ceiling fans, mosquito nets, reading lamps, tropical flower arrangements, and linens provided – all hand-made Mayan textiles. There is purified drinking water at the guests’ disposal, as well as maid service. The interiors are of rosewood and the walls are screened so as to allow the flow of fresh air.

Included in the fee are all the meals and soft drinks. Activities such as horseback riding, kayaking, caving, and visits to waterfalls are included, as well as unique tours such as Mayan Chocolate Making and swimming through Blue Creek Cave. Transfers to and from Punta Gorda are also included.

Included in the fee are all the meals and soft drinks. Activities such as horseback riding, kayaking, caving and visits to waterfalls are included, as well as unique tours such as Mayan Chocolate Making and swimming through Blue Creek Cave. Transfers to and from Punta Gorda are also included.

Massages can be arranged in each cabana – a few days notice must be given.

In the main lodge, guests will find the reception, a restaurant, the bar, the gift shop, and wireless internet access. The restaurant serves breakfast, lunch, and dinner. Guests sit together family-style to provide a sense of community. Meals are a fusion of American, European, and Belizean cuisines. All ingredients are fresh and local – some even from the property’s organic garden. There are daily set menus, and special diets are accommodated as much as possible.

Breakfast is served as a buffet with fresh tropical fruit, eggs, and homemade bread. Lunches can be served at the restaurant or as a picnic – they are light and nutritious, such as burritos, stewed chicken, salads, rice, and beans. Dinners start with appetizers in the bar, and then a four-course meal in the restaurant with soup, salad, entrée, and dessert.

The bar serves Belikin beer products, some wines, and cocktails with fresh fruits and juices. On certain nights drinks are served at the riverside bar, where guests can enjoy the stars. The bar is open from 11 am and has a snack menu for guests in case they are hungry in between meals. Book your dream holiday glamping rental near Punta Gorda today!

Features and services

Beds

1 King-size bed

Most popular features

All meals included
Breakfast included
Private Jacuzzi/Hot tub
National Park
Hiking
River, stream or creek
Swimming
Fishing
Lake
Beach
1 King-size bed
1 Bathroom
Deck/Patio
Fan
Electricity
Water
Toilet
Outdoor furniture

Where you will stay

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Punta Gorda, Toledo

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Scenic views

Beach
Mountain
Forest
National Park
Lake
River, stream or creek
Waterfall

This 100-acre resort is in the Toledo District of Belize, in the southern region of the country and eight miles from the Caribbean. About half of the land is in designated protected areas, which not only increases the presence of wildlife but also offers an unspoiled environment. The site is surrounded by jungle on all sides, giving guests an authentic experience of the Central American tropics. Ancient trees, creeping vines, and wild creatures are all just a few steps away.

Guests can explore all this on their own by following the property’s trail system, or take guided hikes to see more and have explanations by knowledgeable guides. Most of the neighboring villages are inhabited by Mayans, so guests will be able to experience their different culture. Glampers will also be able to see celebrations such as the Toledo Cacao Festival and Maya Day.

This property is situated between the villages of San Felipe and Santa Ana, where many of the property’s employees are from. Guests may even be able to visit Mayan homes and farms, allowing glampers to have further insight into their world. This site is also close to the Agua Caliente Luha Wild Life Sanctuary and the Columbia River Forest Reserve, giving guests even more magnificent views to enjoy.

The Moho River runs along the property and is clean and deep enough to swim in as well as paddle along in kayaks and canoes. The fruit trees are organically grown and the guests can pick from them whenever they wish. The surrounding exotic flowers attract many kinds of wildlife, especially birds.

The site tries to be as eco-friendly as possible. Being so close to the river it is important to not harm the environment. Solar panels and biodegradable soaps and cleaning products are used. All water waste goes to septic tanks that lead to an underground leech field, fertilizing the surrounding plants.

The property is also part of a reforestation program – teak, mahogany, and fruit trees can be found around the property, on land that had previously been cleared, burned, and farmed. These trees not only provide shade but they also increase nitrogen levels which then aid the cacao crops, stabilize the river banks, diversify the overall sustainability of the site, and allow for delicious fresh fruit trees.

The property has also developed a partnership with Sustainable Harvest International, who has established a demonstrative organic garden for farming workshops and fresh produce.

Punta Gorda, Toledo

Detailed location provided after booking

Terrain

Beach
Mountain
Forest
National Park
Lake
River, stream or creek
Waterfall

Additional Info

This 100-acre resort is in the Toledo District of Belize, in the southern region of the country and eight miles from the Caribbean. About half of the land is in designated protected areas, which not only increases the presence of wildlife but also offers an unspoiled environment. The site is surrounded by jungle on all sides, giving guests an authentic experience of the Central American tropics. Ancient trees, creeping vines, and wild creatures are all just a few steps away.

Guests can explore all this on their own by following the property’s trail system, or take guided hikes to see more and have explanations by knowledgeable guides. Most of the neighboring villages are inhabited by Mayans, so guests will be able to experience their different culture. Glampers will also be able to see celebrations such as the Toledo Cacao Festival and Maya Day.

This property is situated between the villages of San Felipe and Santa Ana, where many of the property’s employees are from. Guests may even be able to visit Mayan homes and farms, allowing glampers to have further insight into their world. This site is also close to the Agua Caliente Luha Wild Life Sanctuary and the Columbia River Forest Reserve, giving guests even more magnificent views to enjoy.

The Moho River runs along the property and is clean and deep enough to swim in as well as paddle along in kayaks and canoes. The fruit trees are organically grown and the guests can pick from them whenever they wish. The surrounding exotic flowers attract many kinds of wildlife, especially birds.

The site tries to be as eco-friendly as possible. Being so close to the river it is important to not harm the environment. Solar panels and biodegradable soaps and cleaning products are used. All water waste goes to septic tanks that lead to an underground leech field, fertilizing the surrounding plants.

The property is also part of a reforestation program – teak, mahogany, and fruit trees can be found around the property, on land that had previously been cleared, burned, and farmed. These trees not only provide shade but they also increase nitrogen levels which then aid the cacao crops, stabilize the river banks, diversify the overall sustainability of the site, and allow for delicious fresh fruit trees.

The property has also developed a partnership with Sustainable Harvest International, who has established a demonstrative organic garden for farming workshops and fresh produce.

Activities near Punta Gorda

Swimming
Hiking
Winter sports
Water sports
Horseback riding
Biking
Kayaking/Canoeing
Climbing
Fishing
Wildlife watching

Horseback Riding: This activity is available for groups of up to three guests, from 15 years of age (or younger if they have prior experience). Trails will allow guests to see the amazing wildlife in their natural setting. There is also the option to ride in the wooden Mennonite buggy.

Kayaking and Canoeing: The calm river allows for pleasant paddling and will give glampers time to take in their surroundings. There are five single kayaks on-site and one double. Traditional wooden dugout canoes are also available. The site can drive guests to a certain point if they wish.

Bike Rides: There are bicycles on-site that guests can ride to the villages of Santa Anna or San Felipe, where they will be able to take a dip in their swimming hole and grab a snack at the general store.

Fishing: The Moro River has machaca, tarpon, and snook. If guests bring gear they can sit on the dock and enjoy the wildlife surrounding the river while waiting for a bite.

Guided Tours: Glampers can hike through Eladio Pop’s permaculture cacao farm or swim through the Blue Creek Cave rock formations. The property offers courses in jungle survival skills on site, and guests can visit the organic garden and the farm animals.

Maya Mountain Cacao: Guests can tour the facility to see how the cacao fruit is fermented and dried to cacao beans that are then exported to chocolate makers.

Pottery Studio: There is a large open studio built behind the main lodge with a locally made wood fire kiln. The kick wheel was fashioned out of a boat seat, a steel Comal, some cement, and other found objects.

Bird Watching: Being in designated protected areas, this property is almost entirely unspoiled, providing a large habitat for local and migratory birds. There are field guides available in the library to help guests identify the different species. The best spotting time is around dawn – from about 4 pm to 6 pm. Guests can request early-morning bird walks that are led by professional guides.

Swimming
Hiking
Winter sports
Water sports
Horseback riding
Biking
Kayaking/Canoeing
Climbing
Fishing
Wildlife watching

Horseback Riding: This activity is available for groups of up to three guests, from 15 years of age (or younger if they have prior experience). Trails will allow guests to see the amazing wildlife in their natural setting. There is also the option to ride in the wooden Mennonite buggy. Kayaking and Canoeing: The calm river allows for pleasant paddling and will give glampers time to take in their surroundings. There are five single kayaks on-site and one double. Traditional wooden dugout canoes are also available. The site can drive guests to a certain point if they wish. Bike Rides: There are bicycles on-site that guests can ride to the villages of Santa Anna or San Felipe, where they will be able to take a dip in their swimming hole and grab a snack at the general store. Fishing: The Moro River has machaca, tarpon, and snook. If guests bring gear they can sit on the dock and enjoy the wildlife surrounding the river while waiting for a bite. Guided Tours: Glampers can hike through Eladio Pop’s permaculture cacao farm or swim through the Blue Creek Cave rock formations. The property offers courses in jungle survival skills on site, and guests can visit the organic garden and the farm animals. Maya Mountain Cacao: Guests can tour the facility to see how the cacao fruit is fermented and dried to cacao beans that are then exported to chocolate makers. Pottery Studio: There is a large open studio built behind the main lodge with a locally made wood fire kiln. The kick wheel was fashioned out of a boat seat, a steel Comal, some cement, and other found objects. Bird Watching: Being in designated protected areas, this property is almost entirely unspoiled, providing a large habitat for local and migratory birds. There are field guides available in the library to help guests identify the different species. The best spotting time is around dawn – from about 4 pm to 6 pm. Guests can request early-morning bird walks that are led by professional guides.

Gorgeous Romantic Getaway with a Jacuzzi Tub near Punta Gorda in Belize

Hut in Punta Gorda, Toledo

2 guests • 1 bedroom • 1 bed • 1 bathroom

Features and services

Beds

1 King-size bed

Most popular features

All meals included

Breakfast included

Private Jacuzzi/Hot tub

National Park

Hiking

River, stream or creek

Swimming

Fishing

Lake

Beach

1 King-size bed

1 Bathroom

Deck/Patio

Fan

Electricity

Water

Toilet

Outdoor furniture

Where you will stay

Get in touch to book your luxury camping rental

Punta Gorda, Toledo

Scenic views

Beach

Mountain

Forest

National Park

Lake

River, stream or creek

Waterfall

Activities near Punta Gorda

Swimming

Hiking

Winter sports

Water sports

Horseback riding

Biking

Kayaking/Canoeing

Climbing

Fishing

Wildlife watching

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