Families are very important to Belizeans, and in honor of women everywhere, Laru Beya resort on the Placencia Peninsula is celebrating Mother’s Day throughout the entire month.
To reward the most important woman in your life, take her to Belize for an unforgettable vacation. Laru Beya resort is located right on the golden sands of the Placencia Peninsula and features beautiful suites and rooms right on the water’s edge. The resort is home to the renowned Quarterdeck Restaurant that serves up a mouthwatering selection of homemade breads, locally-sourced organic ingredients, and delicious entrees that sparkle with flavor. The on-site chef specializes in Italian, Mexican, and Caribbean cuisines and will prepare all meals to order, including for special dietary needs like gluten-free and vegetarian.
Treat Mom to a full spa treatment that can be performed in the privacy of her room or directly on the resort’s private beach. The professional massage therapist at Laru Beya formerly provided treatment for ballet dancers and can perform a variety of services, including acupressure, deep tissue massage, and Pranic energy work. Mom can relax and unwind with a delicious cocktail made with fresh-squeezed juice while enjoying the fabulous view of the Caribbean Sea.
If Mom is looking for something more adventurous, Belize is the perfect place to enjoy the great outdoors. Laru Beya is close to all of the top destinations on the Belize Barrier Reef, a chain of islands and atolls with sugar sand beaches, tranquil lagoons, and a colorful kaleidoscope of marine flora and fauna that make it an ideal location for kayaking, scuba diving, and snorkeling.
Laru Beya is conveniently close to exciting destinations on the mainland too, including the enormous Cockscomb Basin Nature Reserve (home to all five of Belize’s big cat species, including jaguars), birding areas, boat trips along the Monkey River, horseback riding in the jungle, canoeing pristine rivers, and zip lining through the rainforest. Other popular options include exploring the ancient ceremonial cave of Actun Tunichil Muknal and the colossal ruins of ancient Maya sites like Nim Li Punit, and Lubantuum.
Laru Beya is just steps away from the nearby village of Seine Bight, home to the unique Garifuna community that was recognized by the United Nations for their language, dance, and music that artfully blends African and Caribbean influences. The village is the perfect place to see Garifuna music and dances performed or learn how to prepare traditional Garifuna dishes like cassava bread and hudut.
For everything she has done, reward Mom with a fabulous vacation in Belize at the Laru Beya Resort.
More details on Laru Beya’s Mother’s Day Specials here: /promotions/celebrate-mother-s-day-on-the-beach.htm
