Chiquibul National Park

Discover the vast wonders of Chiquibul National Park, Belize’s most extensive national park, spanning 414 square miles. Nestled in the Cayo District and bordering Guatemala, this exotic wilderness boasts an array of attractions, from serene waterfalls and tranquil river pools to the majestic Caracol Archaeological Site, once the most prominent Maya City in the region. As a sanctuary for wildlife, it harbours the largest breeding population of scarlet macaws and shelters diverse ecosystems with fascinating wildlife, like jaguars, margays, ocellated turkeys, king vultures, and spider monkeys. Towering above is Doyle’s Delight, the highest peak in Belize, and beneath the surface lies the mesmerizing Chiquibul Cave System. It is the longest cave system in Central America, stretching nearly 540,000 square feet, waiting for courageous adventurers to explore its wonders. Disconnect in nature and immerse yourself in the untamed beauty of Chiquibul National Park.

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