Guanacaste National Park — Attraction in Cayo District

Easy access, excellent view of flora/fauna; sound of nature's natural waterfall, birds, insects, the presence of life great contact with nature!! There's that great feeling to be in touch with nature, it makes you appreciate God's creation, you can forgot all worries and care when you get in touch with nature, the fresh air at the western end of the park is great/rejuvenating. You can simply relax and listen to the waterfalls blending with the sound of birds singing, insects cheerping or you can take a swim in the pristine water; there's a natural hot and cold water system guarantee to bring...

Very nice park. We did a little hike there. Don't expect to see to much animals since it's jungle - high trees and a lot of leefs. If you are lucky you are able to see monkeys and parrots. We also saw coaties. You can also swim, but if you bring small children maybe watch out a little for crocodiles! The entrance fee is 5 BZ$ for foreigners and it's totally worth it. Bring about one and a half to two hours.

Be aware that it's a wood. So it's not for people with walking difficulty. But there are some view points you can reach easily.

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A small but wonderful nature reserve, contains various flora and fauna life within its perimeters. A wide range of animals (Howler Monkeys, iguanas, gibnut etc.) can be seen, depending on the time of the year. Just west of the vicinity roars the Roaring River which is a tributary for the Belize River just a few yards down stream. The visitor accommodates for historical information, as well as for conservation. Bathroom are on site, but there isn't any snack or water shop. Overall, a terrific place for students, nature lovers and families to come...