Ka'ana Boutique Resort and Spa

Services

Ka'ana Boutique Resort features clean lines, high ceilings, and splashes of specially commissioned local artwork throughout, all complimented by rich mahogany woodwork and hand-cut slate. The 15 well-appointed guest rooms are continuations of this theme and feature dream bedding and modern amenities. Lush, verdant gardens outside rooms allow for beautiful vistas reflecting the natural setting of the region. The La Ceiba Restaurant and Frieze Lounge, led by a culinary team of artisans and Mixologist Polo Arguelles, offer culinary experiences resplendent with unique, culturally appropriate dishes and drinks.   

Dining

The La Ceiba Restaurant offers elegant indoor and relaxed outdoor seating. Our team of culinary artisans focus on taking local cuisine and adding a modern flair to create unique, culturally appropriate dishes reflective of the multiple regions of Belize and that are able to please the most discerning palates.

Spa

The Spa at Ka’ana is an intimate escape from the stresses of the outside world. It is our mission to deliver spa experiences that are both unique and memorable, and very much beyond expectations. The signature ingredients infused in all our spa treatments are carefully selected from our organic garden as well as the surrounding regions. The earth’s natural minerals and botanicals help the skin’s impurities, improve natural appearance, and restore well-being.

Leisure

Ka'ana's vicinity to nearby touring and activity centers is convenient for guests who wish to venture beyond the intimate setting of the resort grounds.

Caring Luxury

Since opening, Ka’ana has been a primary supporter in our local communities by helping to raise funds for many worthy local causes. Adopt-A-School Program This school is a mere ten minutes down the road from Ka'ana and has become a primary initiative for the entire staff as well as friends of the resort. Of the 360 students, age 4-13, that attend Succotz Primary School, a mere handful can afford to pay the US$18.00 yearly tuition. As a result, instead of turning the students away, the lack of resources has resulted in poor bathroom facilities, leaking roofs, a fledgling sporting program, and inadequate cafeteria facilities. Additional Social Initiatives Mary Open Doors – This is a local womens’ refuge based in San Ignacio – In 2008 we organized and held a gala dinner to raise funds for much needed repairs to the shelter. Liberty Foundation – A childrens’ orphanage just outside Belize City. In 2008 we were blessed with a visit from the children and their counselors. We raise money for Liberty through our travel trade for trees program. Guests are invited to plant a tree while making a donation to the foundation. Scholarship Programs Tourism & Hospitality – We proudly gave a two year full scholarship to Flora Pereira who is now attending Galen University pursuing a Bachelor’s Degree in Hospitality and Tourism Management. Electrical Engineering – We’re pleased to announce Mr. Calvin Choco, currently an employee in the Maintenance Department, as our 2011-2013 Electrical Engineering Scholarship recipient. Having obtained his first certificate from the Institute for Technical and Vocational Education and Training (ITVET) and having been approved by the Public Utilities Commission (PUC) to hold his wire-man’s license, Mr. Choco will obtain his first degree from Pen Foster’s Career School. In other cases our staff have given their time free of charge to help cook, serve, clean and other acts of service to help those in need. Contact us at Outreach@KaanaBelize.com to offer additional assistance or suggestions on how we may better our programs.