Seasonal Tours
The scarlet macaw migration at Red Bank and the bioluminescent tour on Anderson Lagoon are two of the most popular tourist attractions in Belize. Here's some information about each:
Scarlet Macaw Migration at Red Bank
When: The scarlet macaw migration typically occurs from January to April, with the peak season in February.
What to Expect: Thousands of scarlet macaws gather at Red Bank to roost overnight. In the morning, they fly out in a spectacular display, creating a breathtaking sight.
How to Get There: Red Bank is located about 25 miles south of Hopkins.
Bioluminescent Tour on Anderson Lagoon
When: Bioluminescent tours are available in the dry season - December - April, but they are best in the dark of the moon.
What to Expect: On a bioluminescent tour, you'll take a boat ride on Anderson Lagoon. As you sail through the water, the plankton will glow, creating a magical and otherworldly experience.
How to Get There: Anderson Lagoon is a short boat ride from Hopkins.
Tips for Visiting Both Attractions:
Book in Advance: Both attractions can be popular, so it's a good idea to book your tour in advance.
Wear Comfortable Shoes: If you're going to Red Bank, be prepared to do some walking.
Bring a Camera: You'll want to take plenty of photos of the scarlet macaws and the bioluminescent plankton.
Respect the Environment: Please be respectful of the environment and the wildlife when visiting these attractions.