Discover eco-adventures at Scarlet Macaw Bed & Breakfast 🍃 Dive into unforgettable birding tours, thrilling river tubing & comfortable stay.
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Passionate about nature & conservation, we're here to make every trip an impactful journey. Scarlet Macaw Bed and Breakfast is a great place to relax, reset your body and mind, and enjoy natural environments. We protect the natural habitats of birds and animals especially the feeding areas of the endangered scarlet macaws. Our location is one of the very few places in Belize the scarlet macaws can
be seen. By supporting us, you are also helping to protect beautiful environments on our planet Earth.
05/04/2025
Learning beyond the classroom! We were delighted to host University of Belize students at our bed and breakfast for an immersive educational experience.
During their stay, they explored the rich biodiversity of our area, learning about the endangered Scarlet Macaw, the challenges in protecting them, and their seasonal movements. We also introduced them to local flora like the cacao and balam trees, complete with a taste of the fruit.
It was a pleasure sharing our knowledge and seeing their enthusiasm for conservation and community-based learning. Thank you for choosing our place for this meaningful experience!
18/06/2024
📢 Vacancy Announcement 📢
As part of last week’s Southern Mo'h Working Group meeting, we are excited to announce the position of Community Outreach Technician!
Your primary responsibility will be to promote community participation in the protection of scarlet macaws and their habitat in and around Red Bank Village. We therefore encourage residents of Red Bank or nearby communities to apply❗
Interested? 📧 Email [email protected] to learn more about the role and the application process.
🗓️ Deadline: July 1st, 2024
Don't miss this opportunity to make a difference!
18/06/2024
30/01/2024
We are passionately committed to the conservation of the scarlet macaws, along with numerous other species, ensuring their survival and prosperity.
01/01/2023
07/02/2022
Scarlet Macaws in Red Bank.
Video Credit: Brian Moghari
06/11/2021
The scarlet macaws are back!
21/09/2021
Belize @ 40: Hopeful Hearts, Steady Hands, Together We Rise
21/07/2021
Coati
10/05/2021
Polewood tree is growing and looking healthy. Guess who planted it?
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Scarlet Macaw Bed and Breakfast started in 2003 with the name Scarlet Macaw group but in 2009 to its current name. The group is legally registered and has its base in Red Bank Village in the Stann Creek District. Scarlet Macaw Bed and Breakfast came into existence to help protect scarlet macaw population and their habitat, planting trees and nesting areas for scarlet macaws. Moreover, it promotes the cultivation of cocoa, the making of traditional chocolate and eco-tourism.
In 2009, the Scarlet Macaw Bed and Breakfast (SMBB) was formed in Red Bank Village, in the Stann Creek District; and is currently expanding. The plan is for the bed and breakfast to be formalized to operate under the Belize regulations for business operations. Acquiring relevant license such as accommodation licenses, food handlers, and social security contribution. It will be registered as a non-governmental organization governed by a committee with members.
SMBB has been robust in partnering with agencies such as Belize Audubon Society (BAS), Belize Tourism Board (BTB), European Union (EU), University of Belize Environmental Research Institute (UB ERI), Programme of Belize, the Small Business Development Centre Belize (SBDCBelize) a unit of the Belize Trade and Investment Development Service (BELTRAIDE) and lately, Indigenous and Peasant Coordinating Association of Central American Community Agroforestry (ACICAFOC) to name a few.
Scarlet Macaw Bed and Breakfast (SMBB) offers lodging facility, nature trails and guiding service. Guests have the opportunity to do trails on a valley and enjoy amazing breathtaking sceneries, visit the cacao plantation, participate in the chocolate making process, view the scarlet macaws (seasonal) or take a refreshing bath in the Swasey River.
We plan on becoming a destination of choice for back packers from Europe and America, Belizean tourists and students who are looking for a place to relax and recharge. It will be important for us to be visible to those potential guests.
