Cockcomb Basin Jaguar Reserve

Originally established in 1984 as a reserve to protect a large jaguar population, as well as other resident wildlife, the sanctuary is also known as The Jaguar Reserve.

Since the sanctuary is home to numerous members of the cat family, there is also a large population of mammals and birds to support the food chain.

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Jaguar Reserve and Cockcomb Basin Tour

Sapodilla Cayes

A World Heritage Site and protected marine reserve, the Sapodilla Cayes are considered, by many, to be the most beautiful set of cayes in Belize, and offer some of the best snorkeling to be found.

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Aguacaliente Wildlife Sanctuary

Aguacaliente Wildlife Sanctuary is a protected area of about 5,492 acres situated in the lowland area between Laguna and Blue Creek, Toledo District. It borders Mayan Indian Reservations and forest reserves. The sanctuary consists of three freshwater lagoons, two hot springs (giving the area its name), and acts as a reservoir for waters that supply most of the tributaries flowing into the Moho River.

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Mayan Temples and Ruins in Belize

At one time, areas around Belize were part of the heartland of Mayan Civilization. There are numerous important Mayan Ruins and Temples to visit and explore.

• More about Mayan Sites in Belize
• Nim Li Punit Mayan Ruins and Blue Creek Cave Tour
• Pusilha Mayan Ruins Tour
• Xunantunich Mayan Ruins and Blue Hole National Park Tour
• Actun Tunichil Muknal Mayan Ruins Tour