What to do in Belmopan

Dive into the crystalline blue waters of this jungle-surrounded limestone cenote in Belize's national park. St. Herman's Cave awaits nearby with impressive stalactites for the adventurous explorer.

The national repository of Belize's documentary heritage, housing colonial records and the country's largest photo collection. Researchers can access these treasures in the quiet reading room with staff guidance.

Float through ancient Maya caves on inner tubes while exploring Belize's mysterious underworld. The guided trek reveals stunning crystal formations and artefacts before you zip-line over the jungle canopy.

Float through ancient Maya sacred caves as the Caves Branch River guides you beneath stalactite-adorned chambers. Headlamps reveal millennia-old formations while you drift through this underground cathedral of limestone.

Descend into this ancient Mayan ceremonial site where stalactites and pottery shards tell stories of the past. Guided tours reveal calcified skeletal remains while adventurous travellers can tube the underground river.

Ancient Maya once performed ceremonies in this limestone cave adorned with stalactites and stalagmites. Explore its chambers with a headlamp before cooling off in the Blue Hole cenote nearby.

Explore the great outdoors at Aguacate Lagoon Reserve, a lovely green space in Belmopan. Stroll along the riverfront or discover the mountain views in this relaxing area.

This cultural centre honours George Price, Belize's first Prime Minister and independence champion through exhibits of personal artefacts. Explore the nation's political journey.