St. Herman’s Cave & Blue Hole National Park located just out of the capital city of Belmopan is a natural sinkhole which was formed by the collapse of an underground river channel. St. Herman’s Cave sits on 575 acres of land with several trails to explore in the rainforest and it is the home of another cave system known as the Crystal Cave. Here guests will have a 15-20 minutes hike on a trail where you will see a variety of native flora and fauna. The hike takes you to the entrance of St. Herman’s cave where you will have the opportunity to walk about 200 ft into the cave while seeing different formation of stalactites & stalagmites and learn more about what the Mayans used the cave systems for.
After visiting the cave enjoy a short drive to the Blue Hole National Park where quests will have the opportunity to indulge themselves in the refreshing blue water in the midst of the rainforest. On our way back to the city we will stop and enjoy our local Belizean lunch of the day.
