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The Macal River runs through the Cayo District, Belize. It meets with the Mopan River at Branch Mouth to form what is called the Belize River. The size of the Macal River catchment ... morebasin is approximately 1492 square kilometers. The Macal River rises in a rugged portion of the Maya Mountains and flows in a northerly direction where it joins with the Mopan.
Category:
Attraction
Type of Attraction:
River
District/Region:
Cayo
The Mopan River runs from the Peten Department of Guatemala to Branch Mouth, Cayo District, Belize. At Branch Mouth it merges with the Macal River to form what is called the Belize ... moreRiver.

The Mopan River is an important source of drinking water in Belize and is also one of the best rivers to enjoy water sports including swimming, tubing, canoeing, fishing, etc. 

A trip to Xunantunich takes visitors across the Mopan River before the hike (or drive) up the hill to the main plaza of the ruins.
Category:
Attraction
Type of Attraction:
River
District/Region:
From Peten, Guatemala - Branch Mouth, Belize
National Agricultural Showgrounds is a 2.08-kilometer-long agriculture showground in Cayo, Belize. Is it located next to Roaring Creek and is a popular destination for agricultural ... moreevents, such as the Annual National Agriculture and Trade Show.

The National Agriculture Showgrounds is a great place to learn about agriculture and to experience Belizean culture. It is also a popular spot for family outings and for sporting events.
Category:
Destination
Features:
Phone Service, Parking, Market
District/Region:
Belmopan City
The Rio Frio Cave is considered one of the best caving systems throughout Belize. The cave is a quarter mile long and is home to a variety of natural wonders, including natural fresh-water ... morepools, waterfalls, and stalactite formations. This is one of the top attractions within the Mountain Pine Ridge Forest Reserve and is easily accessed at the entry point of the reserve.

The view of the entry of the cave is in itself amazing, standing 65 feet tall. What awaits inside is nature in its most spectacular forms. Take a trip here and be captivated by the pristine wonders of Belize.
Category:
Attraction
Type of Attraction:
Cave
District/Region:
Cayo
Unitedville is a village located Cayo District of Belize. The main livelihood activity in this community is traditionally subsistence farming. This would include corn, ground food, ... morebeans, some rice, various tropical fruits, chickens, and small livestock.

The village is located on the Vaca Plateau, which is a highland area in the Cayo District. The plateau is known for its fertile soil and its abundance of water. This makes it a great place for farming. 

The people of Unitedville are very proud of their agricultural heritage. They are committed to sustainable farming practices and they are always looking for new ways to improve their craps.
Category:
Destination
Type of Destination:
Village
Population:
974
District/Region:
Cayo
Roaring Creek is one of the oldest communities along the George Price Highway. It is a small village located in the Cayo District of Belize, a little less than a mile from the City ... moreof Belmopan. It's name is derived from the creek waterfalls that flow into the Belize River next to the Guanacaste Park area.
Category:
Destination
Type of Destination:
Village
Population:
2,000
District/Region:
Cayo
Located in the countryside of the Cayo District, Cristo Rey Village hosts beautiful waterfalls and streams for visitors and residents to enjoy. Atop of the hilly landsape, you can ... morethe scenic view of the skyline at any time of the day
Category:
Destination
Type of Destination:
Village
District/Region:
Cayo
Barton Creek Cave is a wet cave located in the Moutain Pine Ridge area of Belize. The cave is about 2 miles long and is home to a variety of Maya artifacts, including ceramics, figurines, ... moreand human skeletons.

The cave is also home to a number of stalactites and stalagmites, which have been forming for thousands of years. Visitors can explore the cave by canoeing or by walking. 

If you want adventure, the drive here alone should get you ready for this cave expedition.

One of the most interesting discoveries was a necklace composed of perforated animal finger bones and a carved bone. The carving depicts a seated figure with his hands across his waist and legs facing forward.

The cave is a popular destination for adventure seekers and is a great place to learn about the history and culture of the Maya.
Category:
Attraction
Type of Attraction:
Archaeological Site, Cave
District/Region:
Cayo
Noj Kaax Meen Elijio Panti National Park, like other renowned nature preserves scattered throughout Belize, is blessed with both natural wonders and ancient mysteries, with the added ... moretouch of lush jungles and wildlife, making it a prime explorer’s location.

Travels in this over 16,000 acres of preserved jungles, rivers, streams, medicinal trails and Ancient Maya ceremonial (underworld) caving system, will reveal evidence of Belize’s Ancient Maya residents, such as potteries, etc.

The cave was named after Mr. Elijio Panti, a local spiritual and herbal healer, who died at the age of 103 in 1996.
Category:
Attraction
Type of Attraction:
National Park
District/Region:
Cayo
The Actun Tunichil Muknal, also known as the ATM cave, is an ancient Maya archaeological site that is one of the most popular Mayan burial sites in Western Belize. The ATM cave is ... morenestled in Belize's lush rainforest in the Cayo District. Visit the ATM cave and learn the history of this magnificent cave and the mysteries of the Mayan underworld.

You can't afford to miss this Indiana Jones style adventure. Tours usually leave early in the morning, before 8am. The hike from the starting point to the cave entrance is intense, with three stream crossings and passes through the Tapir Mountain Nature reserve. The hike through the lower part of the caves lasts about 45 minutes. Take note that in the upper chambers of the cave, visitors are required to take off their shoes to prevent damage to the artifacts, plus you’ll need to swim through deep water to enter the cave and wade through more water both in side and outside of the cave. You’ll get to see the crystal maiden skeleton, pottery, and other ancient artifacts. No photography is allowed by order of the Department of Archaeology, but the mental movies will be incredibly worth it.
Category:
Attraction
Type of Attraction:
Archaeological Site, Cave
District/Region:
Cayo