Explore Belize’s Maya Ruins
Maya Ruins
Nestled deep within lush jungles and rolling hills, the Maya ruins of Belize offer a captivating journey into one of the world’s most sophisticated ancient civilizations. From towering pyramids and ceremonial caves to intricate stelae and hidden trade centers, these sites reveal the architectural brilliance, spiritual depth, and cultural richness of the Maya people. Whether you are exploring the grandeur of Caracol, paddling through the sacred chambers of Barton Creek Cave, or uncovering coastal heritage at Santa Rita, each site offers a unique window into the Maya world. Join us as we uncover the stories, mysteries, and legacy of Belize’s most treasured archaeological wonders.
Altun Ha
Altun Ha is one of Belize’s most popular and accessible Mayan archaeological …
Barton Creek Cave
Barton Creek Cave is a unique Maya archaeological site located in the …
Cahal Pech
Perched on a hill overlooking the twin towns of San Ignacio and …
Caracol
Caracol is the largest known Maya site in Belize and one of …
Cerros
Cerros Maya is a small but historically significant Maya site situated on …
El Pilar
El Pilar is one of the largest Maya archaeological zones in Belize, …
Lamanai
Lamanai, meaning “Submerged Crocodile” in Yucatec Maya, is one of the oldest …
Lubaantun
Lubaantun, meaning “Place of Fallen Stones,” is a unique and mysterious Maya …
Marco Gonzalez
Tucked away in the southern mangroves of Ambergris Caye, the Marco Gonzalez …
Nim Li Punit
Nim Li Punit, meaning “Big Hat” in the Kekchi Maya language, is …
Santa Rita
Santa Rita is a Maya archaeological site located in the Corozal District …
Xunantunich
Rising majestically above the Mopan River near the Guatemalan border, Xunantunich is …