

Any part of the Property’s coastline and a few of the coastal lagoons can be easily accessed by boat, either from Sarteneja (32km from the Property’s northern border), San Pedro (18.5km from the Property’s coastal road), Bomba Village (23km from the Property’s southern border), or Belize City (64km from the Property’s southern border).
The Property can be accessed by all-weather marl roadway, either from the southwest (off the Old Northern Highway and through Bomba) or from the northwest (through the Mennonite community of Little Belize), and via a 4X4 trail from the North (through Fireburn Village near the Shipstern Nature Reserve).
All of the major road systems on the Property are wide enough for 2 way traffic and provide all-weather access for almost any vehicle. In the interests of preventing uncontrolled access, impressive hardwood gates have been constructed at each of the primary access points.
Both the roadway that extends on to the Property from the Little Belize and Bomba access points link up to the Coastal roadway, which traverses west to east across the property through the Southern Bulkhead region. After completing an Environmental Impact Assessment of proposed roadway, the routing of the coastal road was recommended as being the shortest route over the driest ground, avoiding the most environmentally sensitive areas.
Coastal access has made development of this region of the Property an immediate possibility.