Belize: Hawksworth Bridge over the Macal River, seen from San Ignacio, looking at Santa Helena - photo by M.Torres
Cayo is a district in western Belize with many parks and ecological reserves. Once the heart of the Belizean Maya world, it’s rich with pre-Columbian archaeological sites. Cayo is known especially for the ruins of Xunantunich, with its 39m-high El Castillo pyramid, and Caracol, the country’s largest Mayan ruin. Many of its once-sacred Mayan caves are open for exploration, including Actun Tunichil Muknal.
Explore Belize: A Journey Through Nature and Culture
Belize is a diverse and beautiful destination, offering a mix of natural wonders and rich culture. With lush jungles, pristine beaches, Mayan ruins, and vibrant coral reefs, it's an explorer's paradise. Whether hiking in the Cockscomb Basin, diving in the Blue Hole, or enjoying the local culture, Belize promises unforgettable adventures for all types of travelers.
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