Group Lodging in Belize

Sweet Songs Lodge has perfect accommodations for big and small groups in Belize, from families, friends, and everyone in between. The La Casona is one of the better jungle lodge options in Belize for larger groups.  

La Casona is located on 5 acres overlooking the Macal River, less than 5 minutes walking distance from both Sweet Songs Lodge and the  Belize Botanic Gardens. This spacious house can accommodate up to 16 people with plenty of space to work, socialize and just chill.

Upstairs / 3 Bedrooms

• 1 Room with 3 Singles
• 2 Rooms with 2 Queens each
• 3 Baths
• 2 Lounge Areas, Porch, Deck, Dining Room & Kitchen

Downstairs / 3 Bedrooms

• 1 Room with 2 Singles
• 1 Room with Queen & Single
• 1 Room with Queen
• 1 Bath
• 1 Lounge Area
• 1 Large Game Room with large table, extra chairs, and bar stools; fold-up ping pong table, foosball, and assorted board games.

The Game Room easily converts for use as a classroom with enough seating to accommodate up to 20 persons. For more lodging options at Sweet Songs Jungle Lodge, visit our Accommodations page. 

Ziplining in Belize

Many of the visitors to Sweet Songs Lodge try zip-lining and cave tubing adventures.  Our favorite place for zip-lining is Calico Jack’s.  It’s also the closest one to Sweet Songs and can be combined with one of these other activities –  canoeing through Barton Creek Cave, Xunantunch or Cahal Pech Maya site, a swim in Big Rock Falls, Green Hills Butterfly Ranch, a Chocolate making demonstration, or a stop at the Green Iguana project.

To combine a Cave Tubing adventure with  ziplining in Belize, Cave’s Branch is the place to go because both are right there. A half hour’s hike through the forest with your guide takes you to the cave entrance to start your float downstream. This cave is more like a tunnel as you can see the light at the end.

We've been out cave tubing frequently, the water was always just right – not too shallow and not too fast.  As we drifted leisurely downstream, we recovered slowly from the adrenaline rush of  the ziplining experience. This varies a bit depending on the weather so sometimes the ride is fast and exciting and at other times slow and quiet, giving you time to enjoy gazing at the cave walls with their many stalagmite and stalactites.

If you have a waterproof housing for your camera, this is a great place for photos.

For more information about our tours and excursions, visit our Activities page.

Kinkajous on Deck!

They visit our deck almost every night for a banana snack .  Guests have great time feeding the family, and we do try to limit the food we give them so that they will not become dependent on our feeding them but sometimes we just can’t resist and apparently neither can our guests.

They are nocturnal animals with sensitive eyes to bright lights and for this reason  we encourage visitors to turn the flash off on their cameras before photographing or to step back a few more feet, so the flash is not so intense on their eyes.

All this and more takes place most nights at our jungle restaurant. Learn more about our dining options and all-inclusive package here.