Jaguar Paw Jungle Resort

CAVE BRANCH RIVER, BELMOPAN, 00000, Belize

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Jaguar Paw Jungle Resort is a unique upscale resort located on 200 acres of pristine rainforest in the foothills of the Maya mountains and situated on the edge of the Caves Branch River. Opening out on the river is the last of a series of caves that begin miles inland in the same proximity as the famous Blue Hole National Park. We have a full service restaurant and bar in addition to an extra dining area outdoors with floor to ceiling French windows all the way around giving it a green house effect. This area seats 24 persons and is used to view movies and listen to our Mayan harpist in the evening. We have a swimming pool which is about 50 yards from the outside dining area and is nestled at the foot of a hill surrounded by lush jungle. We also have a butterfly farm and an Aviary just past the pool. Jaguar Paw Jungle Resort has two cave systems, one made by spring water and has many formations while the other has a river flowing through it, both just a few minutes away.

Check-in Time:

0900

Check-out Time:

1200

Year Built:

Total Rooms:

16 rooms.16

Total Floors:

1 floors.

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* Airport BELIZE CITY GOLDSON INTL APT - 50miles * BELM City - 5miles

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