Guanacaste National Park is a fifty acre parcel of tropical forest located on the north side of the Western Highway at its junction with the Hummingbird Highway in the Cayo District. The park is named for the giant guanacaste(tubroos) tree growing near the southwestern edge of the park. In addition to the guanacaste tree, there are numerous other species of trees throughout the park.

Although the mammal population is rather small, over one hundred species of birds have been identified within the park.

Guanacaste Park offers a relaxing introduction to the tropical forests of Belize because it is easily traversed, it has well marked and maintained trails, and many of the trees and plants have been identified with their own name tag.

Follow the links below for more information about what to see on the mainland.

Belize City Belize Zoo St. Herman's Blue Hole National Park Cockscomb Basin WS Community Baboon Sanctuary

Crooked Tree Wildlife Sanctuary Five Blues Lake National Park Guanacaste National Park Mountain Pine Ridge Rio Bravo Management Area