Re: Advice on mainland lodges ??
#48975
02/23/02 11:25 AM
02/23/02 11:25 AM
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Joined: Feb 2002
Posts: 47 Utah, USA
Wasatch
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EZRON,,your not related to ENRON are you? (LOL) Try this site for places on the mainland..www.placencia.com There are links to almost everything on the mainland,,hotels,ruins,BARS,,food etc...wildlife, tours, .....etc.... Later Dude.
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Re: Advice on mainland lodges ??
#48976
02/23/02 12:57 PM
02/23/02 12:57 PM
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Joined: Oct 2001
Posts: 106 St. Louis, MO, USA
playabees
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We really like Jaguar Paw www.jaguarpaw.com The cave tubing was awesome. Wherever you go, rent a car at the airport. Drive around! It's hard to get lost on the mainland because there are so few major roads.
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Re: Advice on mainland lodges ??
#48979
02/23/02 02:09 PM
02/23/02 02:09 PM
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Joined: Apr 2000
Posts: 3,054 Asheville, NC USA
Lan Sluder/Belize First
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I would probably split the time between Phyllis Dart's Ek'Tun Lodge on the Macal River in Cayo and Chan Chich at Gallon Jug, the first for the jungle setting, caving, and fantastic natural pool, and the second for the birding and wildlife spotting, plus Bowen's farm.
But there are many other good lodges: Chaa Creek, duPlooy's, Blancaneaux, Lamanai Outpost, Pook's Hill, Banana Bank, Jaguar Paw, Hidden Valley, among others.
--Lan Sluder
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