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Float trips along the Caves Branch River provide a unique vantage point to experience the sacred caves of the Maya.
The Nohock Che'en Caves Branch Archaeological Reserve is home to a network of caves that were once sacred to the ancient Maya. These caves are filled with stunning rock art, including ... morehieroglyphs, figures, and animals.
One of the best ways to explore the caves is to grab an inner tube and take a float trip on the Caves Branch River. This is a great way to see the caves from a different perspective and to learn about the history of the area.
Tours of the caves run daily, and they typically last for about 2 hours. The tours are led by experienced guides who will teach you about the history of the caves and the ancient Maya.
If you're looking for a unique and unforgettable experience, then a float trip through the Caves Branch River is the perfect thing for you.
Orange Gallery is a Belizean company that creates handcrafted products made with the finest materials. Their products are one-of-a-kind and not mass-produced, giving them a competitive ... moreedge in the marketplace.
Orange Gallery is the original creator of the clam chair, and their full mahogany clam chairs are unlike any other. The chairs are made by hand from a single piece of mahogany, and they are incredibly comfortable and stylish.
Orange Gallery also creates a variety of other handcrafted products, including jewelry, home decor, and furniture. All of their products are made with the utmost care and attention to detail, and they are sure to bring a touch of luxury to your home.
If you are looking for unique and handcrafted products, then Orange Gallery is the perfect place to shop. Their products are sure to impress your guests and make your home feel like a special place.
Payne's Creek National Park is a nature reserve located in the Toledo District of Belize. It was first declared as a nature reserve in May of 1994 and then a national park in 1999. ... moreThe landscape of the park is 37, 680 acres of land that includes the dominant broadleaf forest and mangrove areas. Payne's Creek National Park stretches to the lower reaches of the Monkey River and uniquely protects habitats in the area through the broadleaf forest and marshland vegetation. This area is also an Important Manatee breeding ground, supports ibis nesting site, and has a large wading bird population
The Pen Cayeto Studio Gallery is an iconic cultural feature in Dangriga, Stann Creek. It was opened in 2009 to showcase Pen and his family's contributions to the arts. Pen Cayeto is ... morepne of Belize's most prominent living musicians. He and his family is credited to be Belize's pre-eminent artistic family. Visitors of the gallery can examine each artifact and painting on display and learn about those contributions made to the muscical and artistic heritage of Belize.
Port Honduras Marine Reserve is located just north of Punta Gorda, Belize. The reserve encompasses 160 square miles of coastal waters and 135 mangrove islands. It is a popular destination ... morefor diving and snorkeling, as it is home to a variety of marine life, including endangered West Indian manatees.
The reserve is divided into three zones: a general-use zone, a preservation zone, and a core zone. the general use zone is open to all activities, while the presentation zone is only open to limited activities, such as diving and snorkeling. The core zone is the most protected area of the reserve and is only accessible to researchers.
Diving and snorkeling in Port Honduras Marine Reserve is an amazing experience. The clear waters allow you to see a variety of marine life, including fish, turtles, rays, and sharks. You may even be lucky enough to see a West Indian manatee.
Take a trail through Rainforest Medicine Trail to learn about natural and traditional Maya medicine. The trail is located in the Moutain Prine Ridge Forest Reserve in Belize. ... more
The trail is home to a variety of plants that the Maya used for medicinal purposes. Some of the plants include the red gumbo-limbo, which was used the treat fevers and infections; the chaya tree, which was used to treat anemia and diarrhea; and the name tree, which was used to treat coughs and colds.
Want to try them for yourself? Pick up some Maya medicinal products in the gift shop.
The Rainforest Medicine Trail is a great way to learn about the natural world of Belize and the traditional medicine of the Maya. It is a must-visit for anyone interested in natural medicine or the history of Belize.
Take a short hike to Rio Blanco waterfall for a look at one of our largest waterfalls in the area. Once you’re there, take a dip in the deep limestone pool to cool off and get a better ... moreview of the water. It’s a great way to see and swim in an amazing setting.
Rio Bravo Conservation Area is located in the Orange Walk District in Belize. The area is owned and managed by Programme for Belize, which is a private nonprofit Belizean organization. ... moreThe area is made up of a combination of broadleaf forest, swamp forest, palm forest, savannah, and marshland.
The Rio Bravo Conservation Area is home to a wide variety of wildlife, including jaguars, tapirs, scarlet macaws, and many more. The area is also home to a number of rare and endangered species, such as the Baird's tapir and the harpy eagle.
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.
Rio On Pools is a scenic spot in the Mountain Pine Ridge Forest Reserve in Belize. the pools are formed by granite rocks and ledges and are a popular spot for swimming, picnicking, ... moreand photography. Make sure to take your cameras and bathing suits!
The pools are located about an hour's drive from the town of San Ignacio. The road to the pools is a bit rough, but the scenery is worth it.
Once you arrive at the pools, you'll be amazed by the beauty of the area. The pools are surrounded by lunch vegetation, and the water is crystal clear. There are several different pools to explore, each with its own unique character.
If you're looking for a place to relax and enjoy the natural beauty of Belize, then Rio On Pools is a great option.
Rockstone Pond is a settlement located in the Belize District. It is a mainland village located near the Mayan site of Altun Ha.
If you want to get a feel for how the locals shop, check out the San Ignacio Market on a Saturday. Local farmers sell fruits and vegetables and vendors offer crafts, clothing and household ... moregoods. It’s a great way to buy some real Belizean items and meet some really great people.
Located on the outskirts of Corozal Town and is bordered on the east by the Caribbean Sea, Santa Rita is the ancient coastal trading city known as Chetumal during the Late Post-Classic ... morePeriod. Santa Rita is a unique Maya site because during this time, it survived the collapse of the Maya society and the early days of Spanish incursion into the region.
The southernmost marine reserve in the Belize Barrier Reef Reserve System, the Sapodilla Cayes Marine Reserve offers many idyllic sand and mangrove islands in 38,594 acres. This secluded ... moremarine reserve with its coastal waters and scattered coral patches serves as a vital habitat for dozens of threatened species, including five kinds of coral, three marine turtle species, and numerous types of fish. It is considered one of the top sites to see the true biodiversity of corals throughout Belize and houses the biological hotspot, Cayman Crown.
Sapodilla Cayes Marine Reserve is also a world-class sportfishing destination (of the catch-and-release variety). It is well known for the Grand Slam: catches of bonefish, tarpon, and permit. Scuba diving and snorkeling here are also spectacular, with gentle slopes that are ideal for novice divers. The clear, shallow waters of this unique lettuce reef teeming with fish such as jack, angelfish, snapper, spadefish, and parrotfish, as well as other underwater life.
You may also spot dolphins, manta rays, and even whale sharks. Explore the islands by kayak to see a variety of ecosystems. If you want to just relax, head to Hunting Caye, home to one of Belize’s most beautiful beaches. Underwater or above, these cayes are worth the trip. One visitor described it as “Paradise, a place away from the influence of man, full of nature,” (translated) Eduardo Hernandez, a Google review.
Take a boat tour of one of the wildest, most remote National Parks in the country. Sarstoon-Temash National Park is a wild and remote oasis for nature lovers. The park is located in ... morethe Southern District of Belize, between the Temash and Sarstoon rivers. The park is home to a variety of rare animals, including the white-faced capuchin monkey, jaguar, ocelot, and tapir. There are also over 200 species of birds in the park.
The only way to see the area is by boat, which makes it a truly unique and unforgettable experience. Visitors can explore the park's lush rainforests, towering mountains, and crystal-clear rivers. They can also go birdwatching, wildlife spotting, and hiking.
If you are looking for a truly wild and remote experience, Sarstoon-Temash National Park is the perfect place for you. The park is a great place to learn about Belizean wildlife and simply enjoy the beauty of nature.
Serpon Sugar Mill is Belize's first historical reserve. The mill was established in 1865 and was a technological marvel for its time, being powered by steam. It was a major economic ... moredriver for Belize for about 30 years.
Hidden in the jungle one mile in on the access road to the village of Sittee River is an important landmark in Belize’s colonial history. The mill was bought by William Bowman and it, along with the Regalia, bought and owned by an American, fueled Belize’s economy for about 30 years.
At its peak, the Serpon Sugar Mill was producing and shipping 1,700 pounds of sugar a month. The mill was a major breakthrough in the sugar industry, as it was the first steam-powered mill in Belize. This was a significant improvement over the manual process that was previously used by the Mestizos and Mayans.
Shark Ray Alley is located just one mile south of the Hol Chan cut and is listed as “Zone D” of the Hol Chan Marine Reserve. Once a place where fishermen would clean their catches, ... morethis 1,280-acre protected region has evolved into a top snorkeling location!
Shark Ray Alley offers you the rare opportunity to snorkel beside stingrays, nurse sharks, and turtles. These gentle giants are accustomed to humans, so you can get up close and personal with them. Just be sure you keep your distance and don't touch them.
The best time to visit Shark Ray Alley is during the high tide when the water is clear and the animals are more active. Be sure to bring your camera, as this is a photo op you'll definitely want to take.
Located in Corozal District, Shipstern Nature Reserve is a 31-square-mile tropical rainforest, with more than 300 different species of birds awaiting your discovery. With 13 species ... moreof egrets, American coots, keel-billed toucans, fly-catchers, warblers and several species of parrots, it’s safe to say that if you can’t find the bird you’re looking for, you may not be looking hard enough. Originally a self-sustaining business devoted to the exportation of butterflies, this 22,000-acre reserve protects a wide array of habitats, from wetlands and lagoons to wet and dry tropical forests. Shipstern is home to all five cat species found in Belize, the endangered Baird’s Tapir, some 300 species of birds, including wood stork nesting sites, and a myriad of other plant and animal species. The reserve boasts a one-of-a-kind observation tower that stands approximately 40 feet above the forest canopy, providing visitors with an excellent view of the Corozal Bay, the Forest Canopy and the Shipstern Lagoon.
If birds aren’t all you want to see, no worries, Shipstern has plenty of pumas, jaguars and raccoons to observe. Plus, there’s a butterfly farm at the visitor’s center. Most find this little farm quite intriguing. There’s also a Mahogany museum and botanical trail for your exploration. It’s safe to say that if you like nature, you’ll love Shipstern Nature Reserve.
The reserve is managed by the Corozal Sustainable Future Initiative.
Visit their facebook page at https://www.facebook.com/visitshipstern
Thrills abound as kayakers experience limestone gorges and challenging rapids, as well as relax in pools at the base of waterfalls.
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