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bluet613
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I have started to plan a trip to Belize for next summer. My husband and I stayed in a cool lodge run by the Organization for Tropical Studies in Costa Rica a few years ago and had a great time. It was a no-frills place, just somewhere to enjoy the wildlife in the primary and secondary rainforest. I have been looking for a similar place in Belize but have found mostly high-end, pretty expensive eco lodges. I don't want to pay more than $100 a day for the two of us, and I am mostly interested in hiking on trails with a large variety of flora and fauna.

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mrmoto
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Have you been to the one down in the Osa of Costa Rica south of Pavones buried in the jungle on the Panama border?

Whoa...what a treat that is...

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racandee
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Maybe the Cockscomb basin wildlife sanctuary. But, you probably won't see the kind of wildlife you saw in Costa Rica.

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