Howler Monkey Sanctuary
General Info
35 miles northwest of Belize City, in the Bermudian Landing District.
The Tour
Duration: Times Vary (includes lunch)
The Black Howler Monkey Sanctuary is located 35 miles northwest of Belize City. Our locals would refer to them as ‘baboon’ in the Creole dialect. The goal of the sanctuary is to sustain the habitat of the black howler monkey, and to give a unique opportunity for visitors to experience the rainforest and witness black howler monkeys in the wild. Conservation effort bring many villages together to protect the population and habitat of black howler monkeys. While travelling along the villages and narrow roads you can spot the monkeys in the trees. At the sanctuary you will get to see the monkeys in their natural habitat.
Pick up locations:
- Airport
- Cruise Port
- Hotels within Belize City
Tour Fees
- Private Tours – $70.00 per person (2 person minimum)
- Children 3 to 12 y.o. – $40.00 per child
- Contact us for special group rates
* All prices listed are U.S. Currency
Fees above include:
- Water
- Lunch
- Entrance fee
- Transportation to and from
- Tour guide
What to bring
- Comfortable Hiking Shoes
- Sunscreen
- Mosquito Repellant
- Sun hat/visor
- Water bottle or canteen (water is provided)
- Camera
Images of Howler Monkey Sanctuary
“Visiting Belize is heavenly but visiting the jungles of Belize is beyond awesome when there are monkeys to see!! Jeevan led us to an amazing family owned Howler Monkey sanctuary where we got to not only view the monkeys in their natural habitat, but we were able to interact and experience the wonderful personalities of these creatures. I highly recommend this tour with Belize Raindrops Adventures.”
~Stephanie, Coolville, Ohio
Tour Tip
This location is near the river and has quite a lot of mosquitos on the short hike around the property, make sure you repellant up for this one!