
Hopkins, Belize
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.
The Grand House stands as a centerpiece of all activities, where guests have the opportunity to unwind and bask in the ocean breeze on its veranda. This structure houses the lobby, reception area, gift shop, restaurant, library, and bar. To capture breathtaking panoramic views of the Caribbean and the Maya Mountains, guests can ascend to the Lookout situated atop the Grand House — an ideal vantage point for both sunrise and sunset.
Hamanasi embrace the principles of responsible, natural, and culturally rooted eco-tourism. The understanding of preserving the environment and nurturing indigenous communities is deeply ingrained in their ethos. A strong commitment drives them to restore ecosystems and their biodiversity, as they continually progress towards greater environmental awareness and sustainability.

Only a day trip away from Mayan pyramids, caves, jungle rivers, birding, horseback riding, zip lining, rainforest hiking, snorkeling, diving, fishing, and more.
Access pristine coral reefs and the Belize Barrier Reef — the second largest in the world — with expert-guided dive and snorkel excursions.
Explore ancient Mayan ruins, lush jungle rivers, and tropical rainforest trails nestled between the Maya Mountains and the Caribbean Sea.
A secluded, intimate resort located on hundreds of feet of Caribbean beachfront surrounded by tropical flora on the finest stretch of beach south of Hopkins.

Regenerative ImpactAt Hamanasi, they are actively taking steps to reduce their negative impact on the environment and actively contribute to its regeneration. Their aspiration is to bring about improvement rather than mere sustainability.
Built within nature, Hamanasi recognizes the importance of maintaining habitat for flora and fauna. Their efforts include conserving their littoral forest — one of the most threatened forest types in the world, frequently cleared for coastal development — and reforesting a previously denuded property they acquired.
All structures are sustainably designed with ample windows to maximize natural light, ceiling fans and screened windows as alternatives to air conditioning, and earth-friendly soaps, shampoos, and cleaning supplies purchased in bulk to reduce their carbon footprint from transport.
All tours are guided by Belize Tourism Board–certified guides who inform guests about flora and fauna encountered on land and underwater. Guests learn to minimize their impact — following maintained trails, not touching coral or animals, and not taking anything from their excursions.
Over 97% of Hamanasi's employees are Belizean and from surrounding communities, with a 41:59 women-to-men ratio. The resort aims to groom its managers and supervisors from within, investing in local talent and leadership development.








You can't beat Hamanasi's location in Belize. You will have the best access to pristine nature both in the water and the rainforest, as well as the greatest variety of things to do. Hamanasi is only a day trip away from Mayan pyramids, caves, jungle rivers, birding, horseback riding, zip lining, rainforest hiking, snorkeling, diving, fishing, local culture and more.
Begin planning your Belizean adventure between the Maya Mountains and the Caribbean Sea.