1 mile from the Southern Highway

Positioned just minutes from the deep‑water port at Big Creek, this 467‑acre property offers a rare combination of large‑scale aquaculture infrastructure, expansive untouched land, and strategic proximity to Belize’s primary export hub. With approximately 100 acres already developed for aquaculture and 367 acres of raw, versatile terrain, the property presents a compelling opportunity for commercial operators, agricultural investors, or developers seeking scale, access, and long‑term growth potential.

The aquaculture component includes 19 professionally constructed, fully lined ponds , engineered for efficient water management and high‑volume production. The layout supports streamlined operations, from stocking to harvest, and is well suited for shrimp, tilapia, or diversified aquaculture programs. Existing road access, internal pathways, and proximity to utilities further enhance operational readiness.

Beyond the developed acreage, the remaining 367 acres of untouched land offer exceptional flexibility. The terrain is suitable for expanded aquaculture, agriculture, eco‑tourism, carbon credit initiatives, or a mixed‑use master plan. With the Big Creek Port nearby-Belize’s primary export point for agriculture, aquaculture, and bulk goods-the property is uniquely positioned for businesses requiring reliable logistics and international market access.

This is a rare opportunity to acquire a large, strategically located asset with both immediate operational value and significant long‑term development potential. Why Investing in a Belize Aquaculture Property Makes Strategic Sense

Belize continues to strengthen its position as a regional leader in sustainable aquaculture and agricultural exports. Several key factors make this asset particularly attractive:

Proximity to Big Creek Port Being minutes from the country’s main export port dramatically reduces transportation costs and streamlines logistics for international distribution.

Rising global demand for aquaculture products Shrimp, tilapia, and specialty species continue to see strong demand, with Belize recognized for high‑quality, sustainably farmed seafood.

Favorable climate and year‑round production cycles Belize’s warm temperatures and stable seasons support continuous aquaculture operations, increasing output potential.

Large contiguous acreage Properties of this size with existing aquaculture infrastructure are increasingly rare, especially those with room for expansion.

Diversification potential The untouched acreage allows investors to explore agriculture, eco‑projects, carbon credit programs, or phased development.

Investor‑friendly environment English‑speaking workforce, stable governance, and supportive policies for agriculture and export‑driven industries. Together, these advantages position the property as a high‑value asset for operators seeking scale, investors looking for long‑term growth, or developers envisioning a multi‑use project with strong export connectivity.