Rumors Resort Hotel | San Ignacio, Cayo, Belize

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Call Mobile or WhatsApp: Hotel: +(501) 605-8352

Call us directly: Office: +(501) 824-2795

Reservations: info@rumorsresort.com

2 1/2 miles Benque Viejo Road, Cayo, Belize, C.A.

WELCOME TO

RUMORS RESORT HOTEL

AWAKEN TO ADVENTURE, ESCAPE TO TRANQUILITY

Getting Here from Belize Airport

Rumors Hotel is located on mile 2 1/2 Benque Viejo Road. It’s approximately 1hr 37min on vehicle check out our Belize map for directions

Transfers

Need A Shuttle To/From Our Hotel

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» Our Most Popular Runs

Rate for 2-3 Person

Price: US$ 95.00

Rate per Additional Person:

Price: US$ 10.00
» Other Destinations

View our rates to other destinations such as Placencia, Guatemalan Border and others.

Getting Here

Xunantunich

Crossing the Mopan river near the Village of San Jose Succotz on a hand-cranked ferry towards the archaeological site of Xunantunich (pronounced “shoo-nan-too-NEECH”) offers quite a scenic view of local flora and fauna. Take some great shots of green iguanas wile you get across or offer to work the hand-cranked ferry yourself.

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Xunantunich Adventure Tour

Bird Watching

Western Belize is truly a “birder’s paradise“. It is home to some 540 species of birds. Over 200 species migrate back and forth annually. More than 40% of Belize is designated as protected areas which makes it a haven for exotic birds. It’s the perfect destination to search out the magnificent jabiru stork, the colorful & majestic Toucan, ornate hawk-eagle and blue-crowned motmot, scarlet macaws… and so many more.

Barton Creek Cave Canoeing

One Of Belize’s Most Fascinating Natural And Cultural Wonders With A River Passage Of Over 4.5 Miles Long!

This adventure will amaze you with Cathedral-like chambers and wide passages. Sit back and relax while your guide navigates your canoe for a leisurely visit.

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Barton Creek Cave Canoeing

The Tropical Wings Center

An eco-center featuring interactive exhibits about ecology, biodiversity, birds, bats, ants, plants, the Ancient Maya, and more. Fun and educational, it’s not just for kids! A screened and landscaped 42′x60′x21’ butterfly house, spotlighting a wide variety of free-flying butterflies native to Belize.

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The Trekstop