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Robert's Grove Resort

About the Lodge · Accommodations · Optional Tours · Packages

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Scuba Diving

Scuba Diving off Belize's magnificent Barrier Reef, the second largest in the world. Our PADI Dive Center will take you on a two-tank dive in one of our Dive Boats that you'll never forget. Dive trips include tanks & weights. 6 person minimum (Picnic lunch)

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Snorkeling

Snorkeling off our very own boat. Our licensed guide will show you the wonders of the reef and the many beautiful cayes that dot the Caribbean waters off our white, sandy beach. 6 person minimum (Picnic lunch)

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Fly Fishing, Spin Casting, Trolling

Fly fishing, spin casting, trolling: the fishing opportunities from here are outstanding. We'll arrange for one of our guides to show you the best sites for tarpon, permit and bonefish. Fly equipment rental available. Equipment rental: $25.00 (loaner & tackle etc).

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Monkey River Tour

Glide up the Monkey River by boat and hike over newly cut trails in the rainforest to get a close-up view of the Howler Monkeys, rare birds, crocodiles and iguanas who call this fascinating river home. (Lunch at a local restaurant)

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Cockscomb Basin Wildlife Sanctuary

To the north lies the Cockscomb Basin Wildlife Sanctuary, the world's first protected area set aside to preserve the greatest cat in the new world - the jaguar. While you will be lucky to spot the great cat, you will experience his habitat of a tropical rainforest. Our experienced guide will lead you through the hiking trails, pointing out medicinal plants and herbs, animal life and habitats. You can also swim under the waterfall and go river tubing. (Picnic lunch)

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Lubaantun and Cave Swimmimg

Visit the Maya Ruin site of Lubaantun and then hike to the caves of Blue Creek, where you will go cave swimming. (Picnic lunch)

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Lubaantun and Nim Li Punit

Visit two Maya Ruin Sites to our south in the beautiful Toledo District. Lubaantun is the largest Mayan site in Toledo sitting high on a ridge above a valley cut by the Columbia River.(Picnic lunch)

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Kayaking Trip

A 3 1/2 -hour guided Kayak trip down the tropical South Stann Creek River where you will observe pristine countryside and wildlife. (Picnic lunch)

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Horseback Riding

Local Horseback Riding Located in San Roman Village (a 25 minute trip from Robert's Grove), Little Bill Hill is an 1800 acre Ranch with 10 miles of riding trails through untouched rainforest and open fields. Ranch hands lead riders on ranch horses over pristine trails while our experienced tour guides point out the varied flora and fauna that exist in this extraordinary jungle setting.(Picnic lunch)

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Manatee Watching Tour

Manatee Watching is no further than our own backyard in the beautiful Placencia Lagoon. A guided boat ride will take you through lush mangrove, home to incredible local wildlife.

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