Cabana at the La Milpa Ecolodge and Research Station seen in the early morning fog. The lodge is in the Rio Bravo Conservation area in the Belizean rainforest near the Guatemalan and Mexican borders and attracts birders and those interested in the local wildlife and Mayan ruins. The tree on the right is a kapok or ceiba tree, which Mayans believed represented the hierarchical structure of the universe.

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Lodges in Rio Bravo Conservation Area

"They have kept nature as the main focus and the staff were extremely accommodating."

￥45,277 total

includes taxes & fees

Sep 20 - Sep 21

Outdoor pool, open 6:30 AM to 10:00 PM, sun loungers

"The staff is very kind and a pleasure to talk and visit with. "

Outdoor pool, cabanas (surcharge), pool umbrellas

"Staff, location, birds, beauty."

￥43,509 total

includes taxes & fees

Aug 30 - Aug 31

"The property was beautiful. The rooms were huge and so unique. The staff were wonderful. We met the owner and that was indeed very special. We would definitely stay there again."

"Nicole greeted us with fresh fruit from the farm and flowers. It was nice to disconnect. Beautiful property, woke up to birds and howler monkeys singing every morning. Loved the hammock!"

￥19,944 total

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Aug 27 - Aug 28

Outdoor pool, pool umbrellas, sun loungers

"The remoteness and wildlife were great. Staff and food service was great. "

"Owners are very friendly and helpful with knowledge of the local birds and Belize culture. Accommodations are fantastic in a truly special jungle retreat. I Highly recommend the HowlerMonkey Retreat for new and seasoned visitors to Belize. "