The nation of Belize is a saltwater angler’s paradise. Home of the second largest barrier reef in the world, the waters surrounding Belize are teeming with aquatic life. Healthy populations of bonefish, tarpon, and the “notorious” permit (palometa) feed on the tidal flats surrounding the lodge and anglers often have the opportunity to pursue all three during their trip. Locally known as “permit alley”, anglers seeking their first permit couldn’t pick a better fishing area than the South Water Caye Marine Reserve. Bonefish are so abundant they can be found any day of the year while both juvenile and large migratory tarpon are swimming in the lagoons and channels. Out on the reef, a variety of non-target species can be found including mahi, bonita, and jacks which really spice up a trip when you want multiple species on the fly.

Visitors stay on a beautiful private island in comfortable modern accommodations with full-size beds and on-demand hot water in your private bathroom. After a day of fishing, feel free to relax in your air-conditioned room or in the outdoor social areas with a cold drink while the talented chefs prepare a world-class dinner.

A trip to Belize is the perfect getaway for couples or anglers who would like their families to join. Other activities available for the vacationing family include snorkeling on the reef in search of sea turtles and lobster diving in the warm shallow waters, as well as sailing or boat tours, day trips to the mainland, and the Great Blue Hole, plus much more.