Located in the heart of Southern Belize rests a sheltered 14,000 acre residential resort haven call Sanctuary Belize. It is here, alongside an untamed stretch of the Sittee River, perched on seven miles of Caribbean shore and surrounded on either side by 111,000 acres of wildlife reserves, where all of Belize’s many land and water excursions have been captured, refined, then made readily available to all who are fortunate to live there.

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Located in the heart of Southern Belize rests a sheltered 14,000 acre residential
resort haven call Sanctuary Belize. It is here, alongside an untamed stretch of
the Sittee River, perched on seven miles of Caribbean shore and surrounded on
either side by 111,000 acres of wildlife reserves, where all of Belize’s many
land and water excursions have been captured, refined, then made readily
available to all who are fortunate to live there.
The private sporting paradise of Sanctuary Belize will ultimately offer up to a
thousand homes, including riverside cabins, savannah ranches, equestrian
estates, marina cottages and exotic seaside bungalows. There will also be first-
class diving facilities, a Fishing Club, two Beach Clubs, the PuraMaya Spa/Peak
Fitness Academy, an Equestrian Center, a modern 200-slip Marina and bustling
Marina Village, a proposed 18-hole championship golf course and the sprawling
10,000-acre Sittee
River Wildlife Reserve.
Our cornerstones for development
1. Conservation of Nature
Protect Sanctuary Belize’s five diverse eco-systems in perpetuity with the
collaboration of the Sittee River Wildlife Reserve, allowing all residents to
participate in the conservation of the natural legacy.
2. Eco-Conscious Living

2. Establish an eco-responsible residential resort community that embraces a
sensitive land plan and organic design that encourage residents to live lightly on
the land.
3. Holistic Wellness
Provide opportunities for owners to improve their overall health and well
being through the new PuraMaya Spa and Peak Fitness Academy and its array
of programs design by a team of world-class partners and professional trainers.
4. Outdoor Pursuits
Promote a life of active adventure through membership in the Sanctuary
Belize Adventurer’s League, offering sport, diving and water pursuits, such as
kayaking and sailing, and land-based excursion such as hiking and mountain
bike trials.
Sanctuary Belize private island
Only a short boat ride from
Sanctuary Belize lies our very own 5
acre tropical island paradise, Sanctuary
Caye. Whether it’s for shorter “day
trips” or for “over night stays” in one
of the six luxurious island cabanas,
residents will discover an incredible
and unequaled private island experience. Each cabana and the Caye
Club will be built in an alluring, yet notable unique, island architectural
vernacular.
Residents will enjoy a host of amenities and activities at Sanctuary Caye – a
world-class diving operation with specially fitted boats and experienced guides;
a Caye Club with catamarans, kayaks, and all things water; a tiki bar and grill;
white sandy beaches; a nature trail winding through the island’s interior and a
saltwater pool that spills into the crystal clear Caribbean Sea.
Sanctuary Caye will offer a relaxing change of pace for resident who are
seeking their own secluded island experience while still providing them with all

3. of the creature comforts that they are accustomed to in their mainland Sanctuary
Belize home.
Sanctuary Belize marina and village
As the premier port for Caribbean captions
cruising the hundreds of cayes and beaches
between the Gulf of Mexico and Panama,
Sanctuary Belize Marina will offer over 200 state -
of-the-art slips with all the modern-day
convenience and marine services expected of a first-rate harbor. Situated well
away from the hurricane belt and protected further by the elbow of Honduras,
this calm bay is the ideal mooring and natural all-season sanctuary on Caribbean
seas.
The festive Marina Village will bustle with everything a Belize coastal town
should. Like nothing in all of Belize, the Marina Village will burst with vibrant
colors, restaurants, cafes, barefoot beach bars, a diversity of shops, fresh fish
and produce stands, entertainment venues and cultural activities along with a
contagious Caribbean vibe that will set apart Sanctuary Belize Marina as one of
the country’s most sought-after destinations.
There will be a boutique hotel, an art gallery, Kriol bistros, Garifuna crafts,
weekend farmers’ market and a Belizean bakery to join the church on the hill,
the lighthouse, the post office, the grocer and other sundry stores that will serve
the residential community of Sanctuary Belize.
five eco-experiences
Riverine: The Sittee River is a highly diverse brackish habitat that supports
both freshwater and saltwater life. While manatees, rays and barracuda cruise
the deep river waters, inquisitive turtles, egrets and Morelet’s crocodile patrol
the surface.
Sub-Tropical Savannah: Reminiscent of the Serengeti Plains, Sanctuary
Belize’s savannah is filled with a diverse array of rare plants, from wispy
grasses and scattered shrubs to thick-barked solitary trees and a variety of
animals.
Belizean Jungle: The Belizean broadleaf forests are best described as semi-
deciduous rain forests. The jungle is diverse in nature withouth having any one

4. plant species dominating. Mahogany, cedar, sapodilla, ramon, cohune and figs
are among the most common species.
Caribbean Marine: Sanctuary Belize has several coastal eco-systems that
include ocean lagoons, mangrove marshlands, bays and tidal wetlands. Many of
these habitats act as nurseries for maturing fish and amphibians. These habitats
also act as natural protective devices against tidal erosion.
Coral Reef: The underwater spectacle of coral reefs off the shores of Sanctuary
Caye are home to amazing tropical fish, sea turtles, eagle rays and even the
migrating Whale Shark.
Sittee river wildlife reserve
High up in the Maya Mountains at its source, the Sittee River begins to
meander through the Sittee River Wildlife Reserve, ultimately winding its way
down to the Caribbean Sea. In addition to an incredible array of wildlife and
aquatic creatures, the river is home to many unique plant species including
some of the world’s tallest mangroves, that thrive on the tidal flushing of the
Sittee River and Caribbean Sea.
Sanctuary Belize’s residential, resort and marina developments sit within the
confines of the 14,000 acre Sittee River Wildlife Reserve, the largest privately
owned nature reserve in all of Belize. The Reserve was established to protect
the plethora of wildlife and plant species and to sustain the delicate river and
coastal eco-systems that are the heart of the property. In essence, this structure
allows Sanctuary Belize property owners to receive a ll of the privacy, beauty
and enjoyment of a 14,000 acre reserve while protecting an eco-sensitive piece
of property in perpetuity.
Puramaya spa and fitness
Nestled amongst lush foliage and neighboring the exotic Sanctuary Belize
Hotel, the PuraMaya Spa and Peak Fitness Academy will present a holistic
program of relaxation, balance mental focus and rejuvenation. This ancient
healing knowledge brings new meaning to Belize’s motto: “Under the Shade I
Flourish.” Weekends may find the Spa set up on Sanctuary Caye, where coral
rubs, palm oil massages and sea algae facials are the order of the day.
At the PuraMaya headquarters near Sanctuary Belize Marina, there will be
acupuncture, reflexology, Reiki and chiropractic adjustments in addition to
various cosmetic treatments.

5. Adventurer’s league
Every homeowner at Sanctuary Belize is automatically
inducted into the community’s residential club – The
Adventures League. As a component of the Sittee River
Wildlife Reserve, our League will have access to Sanctuary
Belize’s peerless network of guides. There will be
kayaking and river rafting guides to help residents navigate
the Sittee River. Fishing experts will be at hand for those
eager to hook a freshwater tarpon and snook. Guides will
assist residents keen to hike the trails of the many nearby national parks and
possibly even to the summit of Victoria Peak. Naturalists will lead expeditions
to the famous Blue Hole and Mayan ruins, while diving instructors point out the
wonders of Glover’s Reef, the whale shark migration and the astonishing
underwater wildlife of the Belize Barrier Reef.