Nestled in the mountainous jungle of Cayo District, Barton Creek was once inhabited by ancient Mayan civilizations and used as a burial place. Once a Mayan ceremonial cave, aside from pottery shards, jewelry, and other relics, the remains of at least 28 individuals ranging from children to adults were found along the river.

Barton Creek Cave, once a Mayan ceremonial cave.

NOHOCH CHE'EN, was a prehistoric caves filled with ancient crystal formations and even human artifacts from centuries past. The Caves Branch River flows through nineteen caves, providing ideal conditions for tubing. On our arrival to Nohoch Che’en, we gear up with helmets, waterproof headlamps, and of course, our river tubes.

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St Herman's cave system is located at the foothills of the Maya Mountains! Book your cave tubing today and uncover the secrets of history while touring the cave with tubes and exploring it’s cave system.

St. Herman’s Blue Hole National Park.

The Che Chem Ha Cave (Poison Water Cave) entrance is a small hole which leads to the main tunnel (200 m or 220 yd long), this tunnel connects to a large chamber which then connects many other small chambers high up within the cave. This cave contains many ancient Mayan artifacts so it is heavily protected to ensure the preservation of these items so visitors are only allowed to enter when escorted by a tour guide. 

Chechem Ha Cave is a Mayan ceremonial nave. 

Also known locally as ATM, is a cave in Belize, near San Ignacio, Cayo District, notable as a Maya archaeological site that includes skeletons, ceramics, and stoneware. There are several areas with skeletal remains in the main chamber.

Skeletons, ceramics, and stoneware

Test your paddling skills as you kayak down the rapids of the Mopan River.

The ancient Maya used the Mopan River as a major trading routes between cities.