Explore Cayo District

Nature's Heartbeat, Adventure's Playground!

Venture into the heart of Belize's natural wonders in Cayo District, a region where adventure and tranquility coexist. As the largest district in Belize, Cayo is a tapestry of lush landscapes, flowing rivers, and vibrant communities, with the dynamic town of San Ignacio serving as its pulse.

In Cayo, the Macal and Mopan Rivers carve pathways through the district, offering serene river experiences and thrilling water adventures. The district's rich soil nurtures vast citrus orchards, painting the landscape in vibrant hues of orange, grapefruit, and tangerine. The discovery of oil in Spanish Lookout adds a modern twist to this predominantly agricultural haven.

Cayo's roadways, including the George Price and Hummingbird Highways, are gateways to exploration. They lead to enchanting natural reserves like the Blue Hole and Guanacaste National Parks, where ecotourism thrives amidst Belize's breathtaking biodiversity.

The district is also a treasure trove of Mayan history, with ruins like Caracol and Xunantunich whispering tales of ancient civilizations. Each site offers a unique glimpse into a past that shaped the very fabric of the region. Cayo District is more than a destination; it's a journey into the heart of Belize's natural and cultural heritage, where every turn reveals a new story, a new adventure.