Extending approximately 1492 aquare kilometers, enjoy canoeing through the Macal River. It will give you the opportunity to enjoy the view of various species of birds and plants. Your are more than likely also see villagers washing in the riverbanks … Read more…

Che Chem Ha’s Cave entrance is decorated with Maya motifs and is guarded to prevent looting of hundreds of fully intacts Maya pots.

This river is near the border of Belize and Guatemala. If you like speed, then this is the right river to go canoeing at. This river has abundant light rapids and the magnificent view of various waterfalls. It also has … Read more…

El Pilar means “pillar” in Spanish and it was named after an army camp in the area. El Pilar is one of Belize’s largest Classic Maya sites with a well-defined ceremonial section including both private and public areas. There are … Read more…

Raptors cruise the valleys of the Pine Ridge and it is the most likely place in Belize to see the rare Orange-breasted Falcon. Reserve specialties include Rufous-capped Warbler, Grace’s Warbler, Red Crossbill, Pine Siskin, Stygian Owl, Eastern Bluebird, Rusty Sparrow, … Read more…