St. Herman's Cave

This cave has archaeological importance because the Maya used it during the Classic Period. Pottery vessels, spears, and torches are among some of the artifacts that have been recovered by the Department of Archaeology. Visitors to St. Herman's Cave do not have to get the usual permission that is required from the government to explore caves.

Since St. Herman's Blue Hole National Park contains some 575 acres of primary and secondary forest, there is a significant opportunity to observe birds and other animals, as well as a plethora of flora.

We offer one tour that includes a visit to St. Herman's Cave:

#1 The Blue Hole and St. Hermans Caves
Tour starts from Belize City to the western part of the country, where you will past through a Creole
settlement that started because of Hurricane Hattie the hit Belize City in 1961. Then you go past the
new capital of Belize, Belmopan to the Hummingbird Hwy. This highway will take us to our
destination, one of our National Park-The Blue Hole-set in the middle of the Rainforest, where you
will get the chance to swim in its cool refreshing waters and at the same time see some of our local
fishes. After a refreshing dip, we then move on to the beautiful cave systems of St. Hermans. There
you will get the chance of a lifetime to explore some of our cave systems to see the stalagmites,
stalactites and crystal formations inside the cave. After the caves we go back past the capital, then
return to Belize City or place of pick up.