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Located on the western side of the country,
Cayo borders Guatemala and is geographically Belize’s largest district, with a
majestic 880,000 acres of protected land in the form of nature reserves and
national parks, this district is truly a nature-lover’s dream.. The lively
towns of San Ignacio and Santa Elena are the travelers most popular stops.
Also, the quiet border town of Benque Viejo del Carmen is home to many Mayan settlements
as well.
Known as the cultural heart of Belize, Cayo
presents a wealth of natural attractions, concentration of Mayan sites, and an
excellent display of local cuisine. The district is a perfect base from which
to explore pine forests, clear rivers, rocky plateaus, ceremonial caves,
towering mountains, ancient Maya Temples and Cascading waterfalls, including
spectacular Thousands Foot Falls.
Cayo is, for these many reasons, probably
the number one stop for travelers looking to spend a few days in Belize’s
mainland.
"Guests are picked up from their hotel and transferred through the Cayo region to the Butterfly farm..
$197.50
Guests will be picked up at their hotel and will be transferred to Mountain Equestrian Trails. Guest..
$222.50
Guests visit the Belize Botanic Gardens which, are made up of 45 acres of native and exotic plants g..
$78.75
Today, guests get an early start and transfer to Aguacate Lagoon with our birding guide. On route, t..
$103.75
Guests are met at their hotel and transfer into an area sub-tropical rainforest to the Maya village ..
$180.00
Guests are met at their hotel and transferred to Jaguar Paw where they begin a short jungle hike upr..
$277.50
