Kanantik Reef & Jungle Resort, located on the southern coast of Belize, is welcoming guests this November with special savings that allow for extra time to explore.  From November 1 to December 15, 2009, guests who book four nights pay for just three (a savings of more than $300 per couple) and those staying for seven will pay for five (a savings of over $650 per couple).

This eco-sensitive resort, built where the forest meets the sea, offers guests a variety of excursions to experience the surrounding wildlife. Guided adventures include canoeing in the nearly uncharted Cabbage Haul Creek to see crocodiles, water birds and possibly manatees in the Sapodilla Lagoon, bird watching on the property, outings to the Cockscomb Basin, the world’s first jaguar sanctuary, scenic hikes to spectacular waterfalls and even a full day trip to see Mayan ruins.  Guests can explore the nearby coast with Hobie Cats and sea kayaks available at the resort.  Snorkeling and SCUBA diving excursions with certified dive masters can also be arranged directly at the resort.  Of course there’s always the option of relaxing in a swaying hammock or taking a refreshing dip in the pool.

Kanantik Reef & Jungle Resort is situated on the southern coast of Belize, surrounded by 300 acres of pristine land teeming with wildlife.  The resort is located 18 miles south of Dangriga, the cultural center of the Garifuna people, and four miles south of the Cockscomb Basin Wildlife Sanctuary, the 150,000 acre national park dedicated to the preservation of the jaguar.  Kanantik offers 25 secluded oceanfront cabanas, each designed with an ancient Mayan feel.  There are two daily rate options available – “Cabana Only” or “Deluxe Mayan Dream” all-inclusive daily rate.  Children aged 14 and older are welcome at the resort.  For more information visit www.kanantik.com