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Guided Nature Tours
Unleash Your Wild Side
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Immerse yourself in the biodiversity of Copal Tree Lodge, its surrounding rainforest, and the Rio Grande River.
Explore the rich flora and fauna of the region and encounter an array of Belizean wildlife. With expert guides leading the way, each tour reveals fascinating insights about the local ecosystem.
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River Sunset Cruise
The River Sunset Cruise takes you on a scenic journey along the lush, tropical Rio Grande River. Our knowledgeable guides share insights about the local ecosystem and the wildlife you may encounter, including monkeys, iguanas, colorful parrots, and a dazzling variety of exotic birds.
Relax on our comfortable, covered eight-seat catamaran while enjoying wine, beer, and light snacks. Soak in the beauty of the sunset as you experience the rich biodiversity of Southern Belize’s wilderness.
Experience Details:
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Family Friendly
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Tour Time: 4:30pm to 6:00pm
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Two Participant Minimum
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Departs from the Rio Grande River Dock
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Includes Cold Beverages, Local Beers, House Wines, Chips & Salsa
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Bring a Water Bottle, Light-Weight Clothing, Insect Repellent, Sunscreen, & a Hat
“We did the Lubaantun Mayan experience, San Antonio Waterfall, corn tortilla making, guided river kayaking, & chocolate making. All were great. We saw many birds, howler monkeys & large lizards. I can't say enough about how helpful & accommodating the staff was. I would 100% recommend Copal Tree Lodge.”
Craig W.
“George was also incredible- taking us out on a sunset cruise where we had so much fun that I booked us a river fishing trip the morning we were supposed to leave so we could go once more. He's pretty amazing at bird watching, fish spotting, & making bird calls. Copal really made us feel like home, the service was awesome.”
Annika M.
“We took advantage of several tour offerings - a guided kayak on the river, a guided jungle hike, intro to birdwatching, & snorkeling. Guides Matthew & Andres were exceptional & generously shared their knowledge & experience of Mayan culture, birds, & plants.”
Linda K.
