Caracol Mayan Site

Caracol one of the largest Maya archaeological sites in Belize , located in the Cayo District, it's a must do.

          "Caracol" is a modern name from Spanish: caracol, "snail, shell", but more generally meaning spiral or volute-shaped— apparently on account of the winding access road that leads to the site.  

            Situated high on the Vaca Plateau deep in the Chiquibul Forest Reserve, Caracol is the most extensive Mayan site in Belize and was only re-discovered as recently as 1938.

           Includes

• Tour Guide (Mayan History and 

• Lunch Homemade delicious Belizean lunch. 

• All sites entrance fees 

• Bottled water 

• Air-conditioned vehicle 

• Private transportation 

• Additional stops at Rio Frio Cave and Rio on Pools or Big Rock waterfalls

Departs: 8:00 am Returns: 4:00 pm 
Attire: Long pants, hats, sunglasses, t-shirt, swimming suits, bug spray, sunscreen, tennis/hiking shoes *Total travel time approx. - 4  Hrs. Drive 
Level of Difficult: Moderate