Why Every Chocolate Lover Needs to Plan a Trip to Belize
"A sacred, 121-acre Maya archaeological site dating back to the 5th century AD that serves as an important historic and ceremonial landmark in southern Belize. The site offers extensive ruins and cultural context for the region’s long cacao history and is notable for being used as the culminating venue for local cultural events, providing visitors with a tangible link to ancient Maya traditions." - Stacey Leasca
This place was so interesting. A wonderful, knowledgeable tour guide gave us so much insight, culture, and historical information. The hike through the former city was so beautiful. Lots of stairs n steps but not too challenging for anyone.
Chantall Dornelas-northrop
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The site was absolutely beautiful, employees were friendly & facilities were tidy. There was a great amount of wildlife and we really enjoyed our quick visit
Lacey M
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I enjoy visiting ruins and this was yet another good one. The area is fairly big with lots to see and photograph. It should take 1-2 hours to see everything depending on how fast or slow you want to walk.
Higle Lang
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Well maintained walkways lead to ancient myan ruins. Hike was very easy with some uneven wet steps.
Jimmiesdad
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This place is a good hour away from the cruise port but if you’re into native history of the Americas, you’ve got to make sure you go here. The staff are native to the country(Belize), are well-versed in their knowledge of this historic site, and are proud of that heritage and are not afraid to talk about it.
Alexis Telles
Google
Well maintained. Partially excavated ruins. Worth the visit
Matt Jones
Google
Very knowledgeable guide on a tour under the tree canopy to avoid the direct sun. Not too lon, not too short.