ACTIVE  131 Acres Of Rich Jungle On The Southern Highway

131 Acres of Lush Jungle
This listing features 131 acres of lush jungle situated just south of Hopkins junction, and less than 15 minutes west of the Caribbean Sea, making it a perfect location for development. The property offers just under 650 feet of road frontage on the Southern Highway.

Home to a large year-round creek that runs through the middle of the property, it drains water from the Maya Mountains, depositing nutrient-rich rainwater along its banks. With fertile land, a variety of trees thrive in this area, including Cahoons, coconut, Santa Marias, and Emory trees.

Location
This property is located at the base of the Maya Mountains, a beautiful mountain range in Southern Belize known for thrilling adventures, tours, and national parks. The Maya Mountains are home to the world’s first jaguar reserve, the Cockscomb Basin Wildlife Sanctuary. Less than 5 minutes from the property is a resort with breathtaking views and delicious traditional dishes. The region offers opportunities to explore ancient Maya ruins, hike through lush rainforests, or take a dip in breathtaking waterfalls and freshwater springs.

The nearby village of Hopkins is known for its pristine sandy beaches and crystal-clear turquoise waters, creating a tranquil and picturesque getaway. Hopkins has a vibrant tourism scene that attracts travelers globally, with its natural beauty and the warm hospitality of the locals contributing to an unforgettable experience. The village also serves as a gateway to various natural wonders both inland and at sea.

Hopkins is characterized by its rich cultural heritage, with the vibrant Garifuna culture thriving in the area. It offers opportunities to immerse in traditional music, dance, and cuisine while engaging with friendly locals. The community embraces diversity and fosters strong bonds among residents and visitors, promoting an inclusive atmosphere where neighbors become friends.

Opportunity for Development
With beautiful fertile land and lush jungle vegetation, this property is prime for development. The size of the parcel presents a perfect opportunity for a farm, which plays a significant role in the economy and food security of Belize. The diverse crops grown in the country include both traditional and non-traditional options, supported by governmental initiatives promoting sustainable practices.

Potential crops include citrus fruits, coconut, cacao, sugar cane, peppers, vegetables, or hardwood trees. A large farm could provide numerous jobs for locals and stimulate the local economy. Developing renewable energy projects, such as solar or wind farms, could also be lucrative ventures, as the government promotes solar energy and discusses plans for wind energy projects.

With proximity to Hopkins and the Caribbean Sea, tourism-related development may also be advantageous. Subdividing the land for residential developments like lodges or vacation homes, or establishing a resort, could prove profitable. Being close to popular tourist attractions is sure to attract visitors from around the globe.