A Maya ceremonial cave where you swim, wade and climb deep inside to chambers with pottery and the calcified skeletons of sacrificial victims, including the 'Crystal Maiden'.
Visits are only with licensed guides; cameras aren't allowed. Tours leave from San Ignacio. Xunantunich and Caracol Maya ruins are nearby.
A Maya site on a hill near the Guatemalan border, reached by a hand-cranked ferry across the Mopan River.
A village at the tip of a long sandy peninsula in southern Belize, with beaches, snorkelling trips to the cayes, and whale shark season in spring at …
A small, laid-back car-free island off the coast of Belize, with the motto 'Go Slow'.
A giant circular marine sinkhole, 300 m across and 125 m deep, in the Lighthouse Reef atoll, part of the Belize Barrier Reef UNESCO site.
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