Stann Creek

Belize

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Almost 700 acres with approximately 1 ? mile of Caribbean Sea Front and about 2 miles of lagoon front, only 12 nautical miles for 35 miles south of Belize City, the hub of the Belize District. The almost two mile length of the property along the coast comprises beautiful, white sandy beach , which rises from the sea level to an average of 5 feet and continues fairly leveled inwards and then levels out to where the land meet the Quashie Trap Lagoon and Quashie Trap Creek. The property is in its natural state. It comprises of low but dense wetland bush with patches of open grasslands and mangrove along the lagoon and creek. Accessibility to the property is principally by water, and as if in a natural form of competition, both sea and lagoon access furnishes an amusing and enjoyable trip. The splendor of the river trip is encapsulated by the meandering of connecting river ways and multiple lagoon wonders: the ride takes you through the Halouver Creek onto the Burdon Canal, through Jones Lagoon and Boom Creek onto Sibun River, onto a creek which winds through Northern Lagoon, through Main Creek onto Southern Lagoon, through Manatee River onto the Caribbean Sea, thence southwards from Manatee Bar for about a mile long along the coast. The constant interplay among the water bodies underpins this splendor: the lagoon is connected to the Manatee River which empties into the Sea. The property is less that 2 miles north east of the small fishing community of Gales Point Manatee. It lies some 6 miles north of the community of Mullins River, and about 16 miles north west of Dangriga Town. Importantly the Coastal Road is only some 2 1/2 mile from the property. (ref:11043)