PL0247 – Riverfront Land For Sale – Southwest of Gracy Rock Bank, Belize District

A rare, untouched stretch of jungle riverfront on the historic Sibun River – private, secluded, and reachable only by water, at a fraction of the price of comparable road-accessible riverfront in the same district.

Presented by

Frik De Meyere- Commercial Property Specialist, Belize

Private, Untouched, and On the Water

This 19.836-acre parcel sits directly on the Sibun River, one of Belize’s most storied waterways, in the Belize District southwest of the Gracy Rock Bank area near Rockville. Held in its original jungle state, the land is exactly what a growing number of buyers are searching for and can no longer find close to Belize City: real, untouched forest on a real river, not a cleared or subdivided lot.

The property sits across the river from the main road serving the area, with no direct road access, reachable by boat or canoe. Rather than a drawback, this is the property’s defining asset: genuine privacy and seclusion, free of drive-by traffic or close neighbors, in a district where quarrying and subdivision are steadily reshaping the roadside land around it.

Property Notes

• 19.836 acres (8.027 hectares) confirmed by a 1992 licensed land survey
• Direct frontage on the Sibun River, with the standard national land reserve strip along the bank
• Original, untouched jungle state, no clearing or development to date
• Bordered by private and national land, in a still-quiet corner of the Belize District
• Located roughly 30-40 minutes from Belize City and Philip Goldson International Airport

What This Land Could Become

A boat-access, riverfront jungle tract of this size is genuinely rare this close to Belize City. It suits a buyer who wants privacy and nature first, and is comfortable building access on their own terms rather than driving straight to a front gate.

Potential Uses

• A private jungle or river camp – canoe or small-boat access from the Rockville/Gracie Rock side, in an area already known for river-based adventure tourism
• A hunting, fishing, and wildlife retreat – neighboring Sibun River tracts report jaguar, tapir, gibnut, peccary, armadillo, and a wide range of bird species on site
• Land banking or a conservation-minded hold — untouched riverfront acreage acquired well below road-accessible comps, with upside if road access is extended or as conservation and carbon-credit markets mature in Belize
• Timber or agroforestry – original jungle soil, similar to nearby Sibun tracts reporting rich, fertile ground

The Area

The property sits near Rockville and Gracie Rock, twin villages on the Sibun River between miles 19-24 of the George Price Highway, sharing a view of the well-known ‘Sleeping Giant’ mountain formation. The Rockville Quarry operates a few kilometers away, and the district is within easy reach of the Belize Zoo, Hattieville, and Belize City. The Sibun River itself is one of Belize’s signature waterways, rising in the Maya Mountains and running to the Caribbean, the same river system that anchors popular cave-tubing and river-adventure attractions elsewhere along its course.