20-30 unit hotel on-site, with restaurant, bars and a swimming pool.
The development is 100% carbon neutral
Extremely attractive retirement packages
Tourism figures in Belize have risen 24% since 2002.
Belizean land is undervalued compared to other central American countries

Belize is a small Central American country. It is home to a long Caribbean coast that boasts the world's second largest barrier reef, and lush tropical rainforest. Belize has a host of delights to offer; it is rich in wildlife and has a large concentration of Mayan ruins.

With all of the above features on offer and one of the world's best retirement packages meaning that you can take over your car and belongings duty free and pay no income tax on any income sourced outside or inside Belize, it is no wonder that Belize has a growing demand for homes from the American 'baby boom generation'.

Formerly known as British Honduras, Belize was granted independence from the British in 1981, because of this the country's legal and parliamentary systems are based on British practices. It also makes it the only Central American country adopting English as its first language.

The Belize Reserve offers a unique opportunity to invest in a 100% carbon neutral eco-resort in the beautiful rainforests of Belize's Cayo district. The below value land plots will be situated around a 2030 unit boutique hotel.

The Belize Reserve is located in the lush tropical rainforest of the Cayo district on the western side of Belize, just 15 minutes from town of San Ignacio and 25 minutes from the capital.

The Belize Reserve will be an eco community based in the Cayo district in Western Belize. The site will include a 20-30 unit hotel as well as 350 half-acre plots that are available for development.

Land plots are half an acre (~2,000 square metres) in size.
For those wishing to build on the plot there are currently 3 different house designs available, however more will be designed as the development evolves to ensure a diverse community.

The reserve has been awarded an 'excellent' Kite mark from whatgreenhome.com and plans to be a self sufficient community. The house designs are completely ecologically friendly in the way that they are built; using primarily locally sourced wood; with solar power providing hot water and electricity. The sewerage system utilises anaerobic bacteria which is not only environmentally friendly but requires no electricity. The ongoing running and maintenance costs should therefore be very minimal.