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Mountain Pine Ridge Forest Preserve The Five Sisters Falls and Eco-Tourism Lodge is located in the scenic Mountain Pine Ridge Forest Reserve. This is the largest protected area in Belize, boasting an immense Rain Forest and natural Wildlife Sanctuary. The Five Sisters Lodge obtained it's name
The sparkling, clear water of the river, the shimmering spray of the falls and the contrasting green of the forest are accentuated by a wild display of colorful flowers of over four hundred and fifty species of orchids, palmettos and other exotic plants. The continuos flowering of these plants throughout the year produces nature's own kaleidoscope of brilliant colours and the crisp air is always heavy with a fragrant, exciting aroma. Our cabanas have been carefully designed with local hardwoods, pimento sticks, traditional bay leaf tatched roofs and richly varnished mahogany interiors. Each cabin is equipped with hot and cold baths, verandahs and hammocks to provide
To really appreciate and enjoy all that nature has allowed us to offer you, the following must be included on your packing list: Hiking or walking shoes, River sandals, Hat, Swimwear, Sun screen, Insect repellent, Sweaters, Poncho, Binoculars, Camera and film. The days are warm and the nights cool, so bring a light jacket.
Guided tours are offered to the most scenic natural creations in our beautiful Mountain Pine Ridge. You will be thrilled by the famous Rio Frio Caves, where stalactites and stalagmites from an erie backdrop to this ancient Mayan worship place. Rio Frio means cold river and the tingling cold water of this river flows through the caves. Then there are the Rio On Pools with cold, clear water swirling around beautiful granite boulders. The Thousand Foot Falls offer a breathtaking view of gushing cascading water. It is like a painting which is continuously being retouched by nature as sunlight darts through the falls or as an occasional rainbow is etched in. Then of course the tour could not be complete without a trek through the ancient Mayan ruins of a lost civilization - Caracol. Considered to be ten times greater in area than Tikal in neighboring Guatemala, Caracol was once a vital centre for the Mayas. The call of Howler Monkeys can be heard at Caracol and in the misty morning, the colorful ocelated turkeys can be seen traipsing around the ruins. Visiting these archaeological parks can be a gratifying
Carlos Popper, Belizean born, commenced his Five Sisters Lodge in 1991. His dream was to create an eco-tourism facility that he could share with the rest of the world. Inspired by the natural beauty of his property, he set of to design his lodge with one clear objective: to provide sustainable architecture in harmony with the natural world that surrounds us. This he has accomplished with excellence.
1996 Rate Sheet - Bed and Breakfast. WINTER: 01 January 1996 to 14 May 1996. SUMMER: 15 May 1996 to 31 October 1996. All Prices in US Dollars Cabanas with Private Bath.
Rooms with Balcony and Shared Baths.
Rooms without Balcony and with Shared Baths.
Meal Plan: Breakfast $6., Packed Lunch $5., Lunch $7.50, Dinner $15. Five Sisters Falls & Lodge
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