Copal Tree Lodge A Muy'Ono Resort, Toledo District

Accommodations

Copal Tree Lodge offers 16 private suites and a three-bedroom villa nestled within a 3,000-acre sustainable farm. The Signature Canopy Suites include private rim flow infinity pools with sweeping views of the jungle and Caribbean Sea. Each accommodation has a unique design, exhibiting breathtaking nature views alongside luxury comforts.

Dining

The Garden Table Restaurant serves meals primarily sourced from the lodge's own organic farm, providing a true farm-to-table experience. Seasonal produce and locally sourced ingredients are used to create dishes that reflect the culinary traditions of Belize. Guests can also enjoy fresh farm-raised rum at the on-site Rum Bar.

Activities

Copal Tree Lodge hosts a variety of activities that engage guests with the rich surroundings and local culture. Suitable excursions include hiking through the lush jungle or kayaking along the Rio Grande, enhancing the experience of Southern Belize. Culinary classes, such as the Bean to Bar Chocolate Class, allow guests to dive deeper into local flavors.

Sustainability

The lodge is committed to environmental conservation, employing solar energy and banning single-use plastics throughout the property. With initiatives like agroforestry and sourcing local ingredients, the lodge fosters sustainable living in harmony with nature. The commitment extends to cultivating heirloom crops and supporting local economies.

Location

Situated in the Maya Mountains of Punta Gorda, Copal Tree Lodge is surrounded by 16,000 acres of rainforest preserve. The property is accessible via a scenic flight from Belize International Airport, enhancing the sense of adventure upon arrival. Guests can experience direct access to the natural beauty and rich history of Southern Belize.

Highlights

Accommodations: 16 private suites and three-bedroom villa

Dining: Garden Table Restaurant with farm-sourced meals

Activities: Bean to Bar Chocolate Class and guided excursions

Sustainability: Solar energy and ban on single-use plastics

Location: 16,000 acres of rainforest preserve