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Belize Baboon Sanctuary Tour is the ideal way to spend a dream vacation in the beautiful country of Belize. Whether a business traveler or simply a leisure tourist. A visit to this fine and well-maintained Belize Baboon Sanctuary Tour will be a journey of a life-time. The Belize Baboon Sanctuary is situated 24 miles or 45 minutes from the Belize City. The Baboon Sanctuary is the home of the Howler Monkeys.

There are expert guides that will take you to this wonderful Baboon Sanctuary Tour of Belize. Along the way, you will pass through the several villages by the river valley, where you will see a friendly troop of Howlers come within arms length of visitors. The baboons live among the trees by the river side and the guides will take you to the winding path to get a better picture of the monkeys.

The Baboon Sanctuary is a perfect example of the preservations and conservation effort of wildlife in Belize. The Belize Baboon Sanctuary Tour will bring you to this lovely sight of the Howler monkeys. You can see them roaming freely from one tree to another, hopping and jumping on the trees. The Baboon Sanctuary is a joint venture of private landowners, conservationists and their organizations and biological researchers.

The common aim of the Baboon Sanctuary Tour in Belize is to attract and charge small fees to the environmentally-conscious visitors, to preserve extensive forest habitat for a large population of wild primates and coincidentally, for all the other wild animals and plants of that area.

Tours to Belize include the park that was actually built by the effort of Dr. Robert Horwich, a biologist from the USA. He arrived in the area in the year 1981 to study the howler monkeys, and became aware of the shrinking populations of this species. Gradually, this Belize Baboon Sanctuary came into existence, to preserve the remaining forested lands for the benefit of wildlife and to practice consistent methods of farming to prevent soil erosion.

The Baboon Sanctuary has 4 goals: conservation, education, research and tourism. Every year, large numbers of tourists come here, including many school children and groups to learn about the habitat and living condition of the howler monkeys.

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