Onsite Activities
Unwind in a hammock on the beach to the sound of rustling palms, coconut in hand. Or take a complimentary paddleboard offshore to get your heart pumping. Learn from the locals with our Garifuna drumming lessons or take home a taste of Belize after learning to make a traditional dish. Whether out at sea or with feet in the sand, there’s plenty to do at the beach, no matter what kind of vacationer you are.
PRIVATE DINNER ON THE BEACH
$100.00 USD plus tax
Let us help you create the most intimate experience in paradise with a private dinner on the beach. We’ve got you covered – just bring your favorite person or people. Our staff can set up a private dinner for two or a picnic setting on the beach for a small group. Fee applies to dinner set up only. Food and beverages charged separately.
KAYAKING
Complimentary
Enjoy the stunning views around you and choose the intensity of your adventure with our complimentary kayaks. Pull a kayak off the sand and hop in. Be sure to bring sunblock because all we’ve got is sunshine. If you’re in luck, you may even spot a pod of dolphins. Paddle around the Big Dock Ceviche Bar, where you can grab drinks and snacks from after you’ve worked up an appetite.
PADDLE BOARDING
Complimentary
Grab a complimentary paddleboard and test your skills on the sea – absolutely no prior experience needed. Ride the gentle waves and take in the incredible view of the mountains and the sea. We think you can consider this a full-body workout so go ahead and treat yourself to a savory meal at the Paddle House.
DRUMMING LESSONS
$25.00 USD plus tax
The Garifuna are a soulful people who use music and dance as language. Percussion instruments are an integral part of Garifuna music, which the Garifuna people use to tell stories of their history and culture. Two types of drums are used, the Primero and Segunda, and you can learn to play both in an unmatched cultural experience.
GARIFUNA COOKING CLASS
$50.00 USD plus tax
The Garifuna people come from a history of migration and first settled in St. Vincent. They arrived in Belize in 1802, fleeing civil war in Honduras. They brought with them their tradition, culture, and food. One of their most well-known traditional meals is hudut, which is a fish coconut stew served with plantain. In this class, you’ll learn to make your very own hudut using traditional cooking techniques. Afterward, enjoy the fruit of your labor.
HOBIE CAT
$25.00 USD plus tax
Set sail on the Caribbean Sea aboard our Hobie cat. You’ll be guided by our very own Captain Larry. Whether you’re a beginner or have previous experience, you’re in good hands with Captain Larry. You can enjoy the ride, learn the ropes, or even handle the sail yourself if you’re an experienced sailor.