Staying at Bocawina?
There is something here for everyone, from bird watching, hiking, relaxing, exploring Mayan ruins to making new friends. We believe in keeping this tropical paradise as pure and untouched as possible while providing our guests with comfort and service.
We hope that during your stay with us you will feel at home and enjoy being attended to by our friendly staff. By the time you leave, you will have a new sense of nature and the warmness of the Belizean people, all the while enjoying beautiful hiking, breathtaking views, creatures in their natural habitat and the peacefulness and tranquility of being away from the stress of everyday life.
Wild Fig Bistro & Bar
Definitely, the focal point of Bocawina Rainforest Resort & Adventures facilities is the restaurant and bar. With an unobstructed view of the rainforest canopied hills, one can't help but spend a good portion of their leisure time in The Wild Fig Restaurant. Always with a friendly smile and attentive care, the restaurant staff provide a comfortable and enchanting dining experience.
The Wild Fig Restaurant uses only the freshest ingredients available. We offer international and Central American cuisine, as well as local fare along with Creole dishes. Vegetarian, Vegan, Gluten-Free meals are also available on request.
The Park
The park is situated on the eastern end of the Maya Mountains next to the Sittee River Forest Reserve in southern Belize. This national park connects a region between the Maya Mountains and the coastal plains. This 7000 acres park, primarily consists of tropical evergreen broadleaf, lowland and hill forest ecosystems.
Wildlife
While generally secretive, mammal species observed in the park include Baird’s tapir, Yucatan black howler monkey, jaguar, ocelot, deer, coati, white-lipped peccary, paca, agouti, kinkajou, gray fox, Northern tamandua, and several dozen species of bats.
Mayan Heritage
The park has two unexcavated Mayan Temple Mounds, as well as many other unexplored Mayan sites. A small teaching center is located in the plaza area, with an exhibit that includes a brief history of the local ancient Maya, as well as modern man’s impact on the area. Interactive exhibits are designed particularly for younger visitors.
