Hotels Taking Steps Towards Sustainability in Good Living Camp

Jaguar Creek

Resort in Good Living Camp

9.6

Excellent

From $131

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Resort Taking Steps Towards Sustainability

Jaguar Creek is a socially focused eco-lodge that donates a significant percentage of its annual net profit to PathLight Belize, supporting education for at-risk children in the local community. It emphasizes sustainability and community engagement. The lodge features unique thatched-roof cabanas and is Gold Standard Approved for cleanliness and safety.

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Sleeping Giant Rainforest Lodge 1.1 km from Good Living Camp

Resort in Belmopan

9.6

Excellent

From $198

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Resort Taking Steps Towards Sustainability

Sleeping Giant Rainforest Lodge emphasizes farm-to-table dining with organic produce sourced from its chef's garden and local farms. It uses solar pathway lights and has introduced an electric car for transfers. The lodge partners with Panthera and Inspire EdVentures for wildlife studies and has planted a bamboo field for sustainable furniture. It features a state-of-the-art water filtration system and an integrated building design that harmonizes with the natural landscape.

T.R.E.E.S Research Center and Eco Lodge 7.8 km from Good Living Camp

Lodge in Middlesex

8.3

Very Good

From $56

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Lodge Taking Steps Towards Sustainability

Dog Friendly Lodge

Lodge with Parking

Jade Jungle Resort 13.0 km from Good Living Camp

Resort in Teakettle Village

10

Excellent

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Business Resort

Resort for Honeymoon

Sattva Land 13.5 km from Good Living Camp

Resort in Belmopan

8.8

Excellent

From $94

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Resort Taking Steps Towards Sustainability

Resort with Parking

Resort with Gym

Hidden Valley Wilderness Lodge 16.7 km from Good Living Camp

Lodge in San Ignacio

9.3

Excellent

From $219

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Lodge Taking Steps Towards Sustainability

Lodge with Swimming Pool

Outdoor Pool

Luxury Lodge

DK Coconut Eco Cabanas 18.8 km from Good Living Camp

Farm Stay in Sayab Camp

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Farm Stay Taking Steps Towards Sustainability

Dog Friendly Farm Stay

Farm Stay with Parking

Hidden Haven 19.1 km from Good Living Camp

Hostel in Unitedville

8.7

Very Good

From $78

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Hostel Taking Steps Towards Sustainability

Hostel with Free Wi-Fi

Hostel with Swimming Pool

Outdoor Pool

Lower Dover Jungle Lodge & Maya Ruins 20.1 km from Good Living Camp

Lodge in Unitedville

9.5

Excellent

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Lodge Taking Steps Towards Sustainability

Lodge for Honeymoon

Lodge with Free Wi-Fi

Gumbo Limbo Jungle Resort 21.2 km from Good Living Camp

Resort in Cool Shade

9.7

Excellent

From $215

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Resort for Honeymoon

Resort with Swimming Pool

Outdoor Pool

Bocawina Rainforest Resort 22.3 km from Good Living Camp

Resort in Hopkins

7.6

Good

From $131

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Resort Taking Steps Towards Sustainability

Operates primarily on solar and small-scale hydroelectric energy, provides biodegradable toiletries, and sources fresh produce from local farmers.

Gaia Riverlodge 22.3 km from Good Living Camp

Resort in San Ignacio

9.4

Excellent

From $316

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Resort Taking Steps Towards Sustainability

Gaia Riverlodge is Green Globe certified and generates 75% of its electricity from its own hydroelectric system, with a solar hybrid system planned. Its buildings are constructed with indigenous and sustainably harvested materials, designed for natural ventilation without air conditioning. The lodge features an organic garden that supplies 60% of its vegetables, uses a rainwater catchment system, practices composting, provides reusable water bottles, and supports local community programs.

Questionnaire

Certifications:

Green Globe - Certification level: Certified Member

Do you utilise any renewable energy sources to produce energy on the hotel/accommodation premises?

Hydro

What makes your hotel/accommodation eco-friendly?

Green roof

Building materials from sustainable resources

Written environmental policy statement in place

The structure maximizes air flow to reduce the need for air-conditioning

The structure maximizes natural light to reduce the need for lighting and heating

Windows that block heat/cold (i.e. triple-glazed windows)

Engaged in eco-friendly initiatives (i.e. reforestation, wildlife conservation)

Rainwater collection and usage

Use of non-toxic cleaning products

Serving organic food at the restaurant

LED lighting throughout the premises

Employees are trained to follow environmental policies

Bicycles provided to guests

Toilets flush up to 6 litres per flush

Wastewater is reused after treatment

Signs in the rooms informing guests that towels will only be changed upon request

Waste is separated into at least 3 categories

Recycling bins in guest rooms

No disposable (single use) cups/glasses, plates and cutlery

Organic waste is composted

Zero-waste hotel/accommodation

Most of the ingredients used to prepare meals are locally produced

A vegetarian alternative menu is proposed in the restaurant

An energy audit is carried out at least once every five years