Indulge your taste for authentic Indian cuisine at Blue Lotus, the resort’s exclusive water-top restaurant. The elegant dining room and chic martini lounge are lit up at night for glimpses of sea life below. Relax and romance at our sunset bar as you watch the lights of the town of San Pedro from across the water.

Afterward, when you are in the mood for a little pampering, relax at our on-site spa. The graceful facilities are distributed all over the resort with several offerings available right in your suite.

And when you are in the need of a little excitement, ask our concierge to arrange an excursion tour to go diving, snorkeling, fishing, cave tubing or visiting Maya ruins for a day to remember. We can even arrange for a helicopter to pick you up right at your door step.

All in one paradise:

• Full-time concierge services
• Complimentary water shuttle to and from the resort to San Pedro town – multi trips daily
• Sea Kayaking
• Beach Volleyball
• Canoeing
• High-speed wireless internet
• Satellite TV
• Housekeeping
• Resort ground with mature landscaping and lush garden paths
• Permanent on-site management and maintenance staff
• 24/7 Security
• World-class diving, snorkeling and fishing (fly, casting, spinning, deep sea, bone and spear fishing)
• Helicopter excursions

Geography
Sharing a land border with Guatemala and Mexico, Belize faces the Caribbean Sea and features 174 miles of coastline, most of which is sheltered by the largest living coral reef in the world.

Belize’s diverse landscapes include hundreds of islands, subtropical rainforests, fertile savannas and mountains. It is internationally recognized as a leader in environmental preservation and conservation.

Culture & Language:
Known for their cultural tolerance, diversity and friendliness, Belizeans count Creole, Garifuna, Mestizo, Spanish, Mayan, Mennonite, Lebanese, Chinese and East Indian among their many ethnic groups.

English is the national language, but Spanish, Creole, Garifuna and Mayan are also widely spoken.

Political & Economic Climate:
Belize is a member of the British Commonwealth and is governed by parliamentary democracy. Belize became an independent nation in 1981 and has a stable and progressive political history.

Agriculture, manufacturing and tourism are key elements of its economy. Belize enjoys close ties with the United States and United Kingdom and steady economic growth. The national currency is fixed at a rate of $1USD to $2BZ.

Foreign Investment:
Foreign investors enjoy a range of incentives in Belize, outlined in its Fiscal Incentives Act of 1990. Foreign-owned real estate privileges, offshore banking and a lack of capital gains tax attract international business to Belize.

With Houston airport just over two hours flying time away, and Miami airport an hour and a half, the country’s proximity to the United States is another desirable feature for foreign investors.