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12 Front
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722-2795 and 722-2070 |
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"Talk to the People That Know Toledo"WELCOME TO TASTEE TOURS !
Get to know the Toledo District of Belize, Central AmericaToledo, the unique, undiscovered naturalist destination is the southernmost district of Belize. The people of Toledo area a mixture of cultures that include the Maya, Garifuna, Creole, Mestizo and East Indian.Experience an adventure of a lifetime with us. | |
Experience Maya Village LifeToledo offers
visitors a unique opportunity to experience life in a traditional Maya
village through the Maya Village Homestay Network. Sleep in a hammock
under a real thatched roof and learn how Maya families have lived since
ancient times. |
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Visit Archaeological Sites | |
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LubaantunLubaantun
means "Place of the Fallen Stones" This archaeological site has been
excavated and reconstructed with refitted stone blocks. The perfectly
carved Crystal Skull, now housed in Canada, was discovered here. Stop in
at the new visitors' center to see various interesting artefacts and
pottery. |
Nim Li PunitJust off the
Southern Highway, 46 miles south of the Placencia junction, are the Maya
ruins of Nim Li Punit. The site is famous for the large number of carved
stone stelae found there. One depicts a ruler in elaborate headgear,
giving the site its name, which means "Big
Hat". |
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Explore the CayesToledo's cayes are excellent for swimming, snorkeling, diving, sea kayaking, sailing and fishing. Or simply relax on the beach or explore the marine reserves, you many even sport some manatees. | ||
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The Sapodilla Cayes
Marine Reserve is a World Heritage Site, located at the southern
end of the Barrier Reef. It is a excellent spot for diving and
snorkeling. |
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The Port Honduras Marine Reserve is home to manatees, and is an excellent area for fly-fishing, with numerous cayes for snorkeling and camping. |
Ho Keb Ha Caves (Blue Creek)Ho Keb Ha means "the place where the water comes out from" and it is where the Rio Blanco River emerges and continues as Blue Creek River, revealing an extensive cave system. Rio Blanco Falls National ParkRio Blanco Falls National Park is located between the villages of Santa Cruz and Santa Elena, where cascading water empties into a dark, deep pool. Some villagers are said to believe that it is bottomless. |
Dem Dats DoinToledo's Tropical Botanical Arboretum combines appropriate technology, organic agriculture and micro-enterprises for sustainable living. Toledo's Blue Creek Conservation AreaDiscover the
untouched and luscious rainforest of Toledo. Try a nature trek beneath a
dense umbrella of green, then walk through the treetops observing birds
and wildlife from a canopy walkway. The canopy rises 80 feet above the
forest at Blue Creek Rainforest Reserve. Afterwards, have a swing in the
clear cascading polls at the Blue Creek Cave
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Contact TASTEE Tours for
further details. Please also inquire for other specific inland and marine excursions. 12 Front Street, P.O. Box 18
Tel: (501) 722-2795 and
722-2070 E-mail: tastetours@btl.net or watertaxi@btl.net also visit: |
