Details and Amenities
About The Spotted Drum
Hopkins, Belize
About
The Spotted Drum Vacation Rental
Front Patio
Master Suite
*NOTE: For your safety, there are security cameras on the building’s exterior which do not face into any indoor or outdoor living spaces and are meant for exterior security purposes only.
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Additional Services and Amenities
Incredible Resort Services
As part of the Belize Collection family of resorts, guests staying at The Spotted Drum will also enjoy the same services and amenities as guests staying at the Belize Collection resorts across the street.
Unlike a traditional AirBNB, VRBO, Vacasa, or other vacation rental, The Spotted Drum in Hopkins, Belize is like living in a spacious and private vacation rental, but with a Luxury Resort-like touch. The incredible service you’ll receive from the friendly and professionally managed staff at the Belize Collection across the street includes check-in/check-out services, a familiarization with the resort, it’s restaurants and amenities, and then a thorough walkthrough of The Spotted Drum.
Stay includes daily housekeeping services (if desired), fresh bath, pool, and beach towels, hi-speed internet, and guest access to the restaurants and amenities across the street at Jaguar Reef.
Rates & Availability
Spotted Drum Vacation Rental
Depending on the time of year rental rates and availability may vary. Click below to view the booking calendar for rates and availability for the Spotted Drum. All reservations are managed by The Belize Collection through the Almond Beach Resort and Jaguar Reef Reservation systems, so ensure you select The Spotted Drum Family Home when given room choices.
Why is it Called 'The Spotted Drum' ?
Belize is home to the second largest barrier reef in the world which makes it a premier destination for scuba diving, snorkeling, and fishing. A (juvenile) Spotted Drum has an extremely long dorsal fin and they are very elegant and beautiful (and tiny!), with their patterning consists only of black and white stripes. They are known for the low resonance noise they emit that sounds like the beating of a drum. This noise is made when the fish beat their abdominal muscle against their swim bladder.