BACAB Eco Park 02

BACAB Eco Park 02,46 acres property is a lush jungle playground located in the Belize District which is situated 20 minutes of Belize City and 10 minutes of the Phillip Goldson International Airport, off the Burrell Boom Road. It’s immediately west of Los Lagos housing development and east of BACAB Eco Park. This property comprises of two adjacent parcels (Parcel 63 @ 9.5 Acres and Parcel 64 @ 36 Acres).

Property is an Eco Park and currently encompasses bar, restaurant, 230,000 gallon swimming pool with kiddy section, a waterfall and a waterslide, water tower, 50 kayaks and 50 horses and all assets (trucks, tractors, etc.). BACAB Eco Park 02 presently offers unique adventure tours and horseback riding, kayaking, biking tours and nature trails to both local and foreign visitors. BACAB Eco Adventure Park, a nature lover’s paradise with natural destination boasts over 200 species of tropical flowering plants including massive hardwood trees, palms, orchids and ferns and supports a diverse wildlife population that brings you as close to nature as you want to get.

BACAB Eco Park 02 has huge potential for development. As Belize is fast becoming one of the world’s top destination, this property can be developed into a huge tourist attraction.

Belize is home to the rare and remarkable Black Howler Monkey, a species renowned for its incredible vocal abilities. In fact, the Black Howler Monkey is one of the top 10 loudest animals in the world, capable of producing a sound that can be heard up to three miles away! This species is found exclusively in Belize, making it a unique and special part of the country’s wildlife.

Belize is home to the world’s only jaguar preserve, the Cockscomb Wildlife Sanctuary. Located in the southern part of the country, the sanctuary is a haven for the endangered jaguar, providing a safe and protected environment for the species to thrive. The sanctuary covers an area of over 150 square miles and is home to a variety of other wildlife, including ocelots, pumas, tapirs, and over 300 species of birds. It is a popular destination for eco-tourists, offering visitors the chance to observe the majestic jaguar in its natural habitat.