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Cockscomb Basin Wildlife Sanctuary and Jaguar Preserve

Enjoy the beauty of the world's first internationally known Jaguar Preserve. Visitors can seek the spectacular waterfalls, mountain views, nature trails, and so much more! Beyond jaguars, the sanctuary is home to a diverse array of wildlife, including howler monkeys, tapirs, and a rich diversity of neotropical birds. 

Billy Barquedier
National Park

Whether you are an experienced hiker, a wildlife enthusiast, or just someone looking to get away for a couple hours, Billy Barquedier National Park has something to offer everyone. Day-trippers looking to cool off can take a dip in the Billy Barquedier Falls after a short hike (15-20 minutes).

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Mayflower Bocawina National Park

Mayflower Bocawina National Park is a protected area in Belize known for its rich biodiversity and historical significance. With over 7,000 acres of tropical rainforest, including five different waterfalls, the park offers visitors opportunities for hiking, birdwatching, and exploring ancient Mayan ruins. 

St. Herman's Blue Hole National Park

A protected area in central Belize, renowned for its natural beauty and diverse ecosystems. The park features the Blue Hole, a sapphire-colored cenote (sinkhole) surrounded by lush rainforest, and St. Herman's Cave, which offers an adventurous caving experience. Visitors can enjoy activities such as swimming, hiking, bird watching, and exploring the cave's extensive underground passages.

Marie Sharp's Factory

Marie Sharp has been making pepper sauces since 1981 and is renowned for producing some of the world's finest hot sauces. Visitors can enjoy a tour showcasing the entire production process, from the cultivation of locally grown habanero peppers to the bottling of the final product. The experience offers a deep dive into the rich flavors and traditional methods that define Marie Sharp's brand. Guests also have the opportunity to sample a variety of products and purchase their favorites directly from the source, making it a must-visit for hot sauce aficionados.

Lamanai Chocolate Tour

The Lamanai Chocolate Tour in Belize offers an immersive experience into the world of chocolate making, set against the backdrop of the country's rich Mayan history. Explore the entire process of transforming cacao beans into delicious chocolate, from harvesting and fermenting to roasting and grinding. The tour often includes hands-on activities, allowing guests to try their hand at traditional chocolate-making techniques. Additionally, participants can enjoy tasting a variety of chocolate products, making it an educational and delectable adventure for all ages.

Victoria's Peak 

The Victoria Peak Trail is open during Belize’s dry season, February 1 – May 31. Victoria Peak is the highest mountain in the range at a height of 3,675 feet and the second highest elevation in Belize. This is a multiple day hike in the forest of Belize.

Actun Tunichil
Muknal (ATM) Cave

Discover the ancient cave of the mayans. After being left undisturbed for more than 1,000 years, the ATM Cave is a natural museum of the ancient Maya world. Swim through this cave and explore the underworld. You can book a tour or visit the accommodation page to see if your hotel offers tours.

Xunantunich Mayan Ruins

 "Xunantunich” is one of the oldest archaeological reserves in Belize. At the center of the site is El Castillo, standing 130 feet tall and is the second tallest Mayan structure in the country, offering commanding views of the neighbouring settlements as well as the jungle in the valley. Come explore the ancient city of the Mayans. Click here for tours or contact hotel.

Belize Zoo

The Belize Zoo is the best way to get an introduction of the animals of Belize and why it is important to protect their habitats. Here at the zoo you will see spider monkeys, coatimundis, and Belize’s five wildcat species. Located about a half-hour from Belize city, the zoo is home to 125 animals, all of which are rescued members that are indigenous to Belize.

“Mother of all Caves”... Actun Loch Tunich. Take a vigorous hike to the top of Maya Mountains for the mouth of the cave. This amazing sinkhole sits over 300 ft above the basin below, and 200 ft above the rainforest canopy. Repel downward to the mouth of the cave and enjoy the views. To book this adrenaline filled adventure book a tour or contact your hotel for more details.

Black Hole Drop

Horseback Riding

Ride in the rainforest of Belize as your naturalist guide highlights various wildlife species and unique plants. This adventure is great for experienced and non-experienced riders. You can even cool-off in the natural emerald swimming hole near amazing rapids. 

Cave Kayaking/Tubing

Venture out through the unique rainforests of Belize with a trail hike. Once you arrive upon the entrance of the cave your guide will handout headlamps and other necessities. Let the gentle currents take you on a beautiful excursion where you can view intricate formations. To discover the caves of Belize book a tour or contact your hotel.

Ziplining

Belize offers the best ziplining in Central America. Experience the the rainforest while gliding through the treetops of the jungle. If you like adventure, discover Belize though this thrilling ride. To book a tour visit Roam Belize or others.

Waterfall Adventures

Take a refreshing dip in the natural water at Maya King Waterfall. Descend 250 ft down at Antelope falls, or other places such as Big Drop Falls and Bocawina Falls. Then cool down by taking a dip in the refreshing water.

Bird Watching

Belize is home to a variety of birds. Bird watchers are accompanied by certified birding guides. Start your journey along trails and capture special sightings of certain bird species. This is the perfect opportunity for discussions and updates to bird books. To experience sightings book a tour now or contact your accommodation.

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 Banana Farm 

Located between the Caribbean and  the Mayan mountains in Stann Creek Belize. Over 1,000 people work in an area with a size of about 1,000 football fields. Nearly 4 million bananas are harvested every week all year round.

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