Hamanasi Resort

The best of Belize on- and offshore

Nestled between the lush Maya Mountains and the turquoise Caribbean Sea, Hamanasi is a special place from which you can explore the best of Belize both on- and offshore. A secluded, intimate boutique resort located on the beach south of Hopkins, Hamanasi sits on hundreds of feet of Caribbean Sea beachfront surrounded by tropical flora on the finest stretch of beach.

Hamanasi believes that thoughtful eco-tourism can make a positive impact on the environment and our community. It aims to preserve its little slice of paradise for the enjoyment and education of future generations.

Amenities at Hamanasi Resort

30 eco-luxury rooms, each with air conditioning and ceiling fans

Beachfront or Treehouse rooms with AC & ceiling fans, no TV

Décor featuring handcrafted hardwood furnishings and Central American folk art

Freshwater infinity pool

The Great House is home to the lobby, reception, gift shop, restaurant, library and bar

Panoramic views of the Caribbean and the Maya Mountains climb to the Lookout on top of the Great House

Organic produce grown onsite used in the Singanga restaurant

Amenities at Hamanasi Resort

hotel address

Hopkins, Belize

closest airport

Belize City International Airport (BZE)

from airport

2.5 hour drive

About the Location

Highlights & Activities

Dive or snorkel the Barrier Reef

Explore the colourful underwater kingdom of the South Water Caye Marine Reserve, the largest marine reserve in Belize.

Jaguar Reserve

Discover the world’s only Jaguar Preserve at Cockscomb Basin Wildlife Sanctuary.

Learn to cook Hudut

Popular with the Garifuna community in the fishing village of Hopkins, it’s a speciality not to be missed.

Fish with the locals

With roots as a small, sleepy fishing village, Hopkins Village is an idyllic spot for getting to know authentic island life.

Mayan Sites

Experience ancient Mayan pyramids hidden deep in the jungle.

Scuba Diving School

Explore the Belize Barrier Reef with Hamansi's PADI certified in-house dive team.

This resort within nature believes that thoughtful eco-tourism can make a positive impact on the environment and the community.

At Hamanasi, all tours are guided by Belize Tourism Board-certified guides who take the time to inform guests about all flora and fauna that they will encounter on their tours – on land and under water. Guests also learn how to minimize their impact during tours, such as following maintained trails, not touching coral or other animals, and not taking anything that they may see during their excursion.

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