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Rumble in the Jungle: Howler Monkey Expedition

Support local conservation while immersing yourself in Belize’s vibrant rainforest and meeting its most famous residents — the black howler monkeys!

Bermudian Landing, home to the Community Baboon Sanctuary and Belize’s iconic black howler monkeys, locally known as “baboons”.

Just 45 minutes from Belize City, this immersive wildlife experience takes you along shaded jungle trails in search of howler monkeys swinging through the treetops and hear their powerful calls echoing through the forest. With an expert local guide, discover the remarkable story behind the sanctuary and how eight local communities came together to protect these endangered primates and their rainforest habitat.

Visit the sanctuary’s small museum to learn more about its history and conservation efforts, and gain a deeper appreciation for the connection between wildlife, community, and conservation.

Perfect for nature lovers, families, and wildlife enthusiasts, this three-hour adventure offers an unforgettable opportunity to experience Belize’s rainforest and encounter its wild spirit up close.

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Duration 3.5 hours
Group Size 2 Passengers minimum
Departure 8:30 AM and 1:00 PM
Difficulty Easy

Itinerary

1

Journey to Bermudian Landing

Enjoy a scenic 45-minute drive from Belize City into the lush Belizean countryside, heading toward the Community Baboon Sanctuary.

2

Discover the Community Baboon Sanctuary

Meet your local guide and learn how eight river communities came together to protect Belize’s black howler monkeys and their rainforest habitat.

3

Rainforest Wildlife Experience

Explore shaded jungle trails in search of the famous black howler monkeys, locally known as “baboons.” Watch them move through the treetops and listen for their powerful calls echoing through the rainforest.

4

Conservation & Community

Discover how a grassroots conservation effort that began in the 1980s has grown into a successful community-led sanctuary, helping protect the howler monkey population and its natural habitat.

5

Sanctuary Museum

Visit the sanctuary’s small museum to learn more about the history of the project, the black howler monkeys, and the ongoing conservation efforts of the surrounding communities.

6

Return Journey

After your rainforest and wildlife experience, relax on the return journey to Belize City, taking with you a deeper appreciation for Belize’s wildlife and the communities working to protect it.

The Experience

Why You'll Love It

  • Spotting the black howler monkeys swinging and calling through the treetops.
  • Walking along lush rainforest trails, surrounded by native flora and fauna.
  • Meeting local guides and community members dedicated to conservation.
  • Learning about wildlife preservation and local culture.
  • Discovering a variety of tropical bird species, and tropical plants along the trail.
  • Feeling the thrill of seeing wildlife in their natural, undisturbed habitat.

Includes

  • A/C transport
  • Bottled water
  • Driver / Guide
  • Site Guide

Does Not Include

  • Entrance Fee
  • Gratuity

What to Bring

  • Change of clothes
  • Towel
  • Water shoes
  • Insect repellent
  • Sunscreen
  • Waterproof camera

Frequently Asked Questions


You’ll have the chance to see black howler monkeys in their natural habitat, along with tropical birds, butterflies, and lush rainforest vegetation. You’ll also learn about community conservation efforts.


Yes! The tour is family-friendly, safe, and engaging for all ages. Children will love spotting monkeys and exploring the rainforest trails.


No special experience is required. Trails are easy to moderate and suitable for most fitness levels. Guides will provide assistance as needed.


Absolutely. Professional, certified guides ensure your safety throughout the walk and wildlife observation.


Yes! Photography is encouraged. Your guides can also suggest the best spots for capturing the monkeys and rainforest scenery.


Booking is easy! Click “Book Now”, select your date and group size, and secure your spot. Tours often fill up quickly, so early booking is recommended.