Blue Hole National Park

Blue Hole National Park, located in San Ignacio, Belize, is named for the striking sapphire cenote at its heart, surrounded by lush tropical forest. Spanning 575 acres (230 hectares), the park features two cave systems, Crystal and St. Herman’s, which house sculptural limestone formations and Maya relics. Above ground, nature trails wind through the dense jungle foliage, offering visitors a chance to explore both the natural and historical wonders of the area.

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