Name: Blue Hole National Park
Address: Belize, BZ
Telephone: +501 223-4985

Blue Hole National Park is a park, located at Belize. They can be contacted via phone at +501 223-4985, visit their website belizeaudubon.org for more detailed information.

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Added by Jopie, at 02 November 2016

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VirtualTravelGirl

28 April 2018

I rated this only a 4-Star only because the Blue Hole is crowded most of the time. Would be great if you can catch it when it’s not crowded. Wonderful place to swim and cool off. It’s mostly shaded so no need for sunscreen (infact don’t use any here due to the environment). Plenty of parking nearby. Overall very nice and worth the entrance fee at the park’s main desk, not to any guy standing here. You don’t need a tour guide if you have a car. It’s on the main highway and easy to find.

There’s a nice hike from the Sleeping Giant Lodge to a gazebo at the top of the hill. Great view of the area at the top. Don’t hike on a rainy day as the trail is steep.

St Herman’s cave is full of mosquitoes and you can only see the first 100 ft if you don’t have a guide so not worth it.
La Famila Sin Fronteras

12 April 2018

Beautiful spot, the cave is large with nice speleothems. Th
Sam Kroesen

26 March 2018

We hiked to the cave and through the cave. It was a beautiful hike. The cave was neat. We then went over to the blue hole for a swim. It was very pretty and fun to swim in.
Ohad Gilad

28 January 2018

Beautiful nature, but the blue hole itself is nonsense. Overrated.
Glenn Rice

26 January 2018

Nice little park with trails, interpretive signs & displays, and a refreshing blue pool for cool dips on hot days. The water is not especially cold.
Dominic Bourret

25 January 2018

Cool spot to swim. There's also a cave to visit
Charlie Plett

14 November 2017

This is a wonderful place as it is situated just 200 ft. off the Hummingbird Highway. It is a sinkhole filled with water that reaches to unknown depths. You can bring your bathing suits and take a dip in the warm water. From the blue hole is a trail leading to St. Herman's Cave, an extensive cave system.
Elisabeta Waqa

07 November 2017

Lovely place to cool off in a humid tropical day
Jasly Castillo

01 October 2017

Right off the road, not too packed, water is cold but its very relaxing! Great place to hang out & swim for a bit.
Anne Demers

19 August 2017

It's amazing that you can go to a place like this on the side of the road. Water was so refreshing, and it's really paradise!
Charlotte Martinez

14 August 2017

AWESOME! The guides were knowledgeable and very patient (we had lots of questions and stoppedd to take pictures quite often :-))
Jimmy Legere

01 August 2017

Great swimming hole. Water is fed from an underground river so it's pretty cold. Go after a guided hike thru St Herman's Caves around the corner.
Liz Beth

19 July 2017

Nice place to take in nature and a swim. The water is COLD. If you bring some bread the fishes will come right to the surface to grab the pieces of bread. On a Saturday morning there were on about 8 people at the hole.
Jennifer Bender

26 June 2017

Challenging hike through muddy forest! Refreshing water at the end. Brown vs blue in rainy season
Sharmayne Saunders

28 May 2017

Fabulous! Excellent national park. Visit two parks for price of 1
C Tannerd

26 March 2017

This place is beautiful. The swimming is excellent. A good time for the entire family. Bring sandals because the water is shallow in most spots..
Henry Martinez

09 February 2017

Awesome place. Very relaxing. If you are up for fun, this is the place. Enjoyed the cave. Wanting to return to see the crystal cave.
Mark Niec

03 February 2017

Great pitstop while on the road for a do into some refreshing water. The is a cave where you can go in. Bring a flashlight.
Rob Sturch

13 December 2016

Went on a tour of the Crystal Cave with a guide named Walter. He was awesome and showed us through the cave, explaining the history of the cave, the artifacts and human remains found inside, and the rock formations throughout. It's very physically challenging, and the caving might be too scary for some people to attempt – but everyone in our group loved it. Don't wear anything you don't want to sacrifice to the cave, as it'll get mud stained. I recommend wearing pants and shoes with grip, like hikers. Lunch and swimming in the cenote at the end of the tour was a nice relaxing way to end the tour.
Patrick Prentice

09 November 2016

Great place to take a swim and relax! The hike to St. Hermans cave is great too, just bring the mosquito repellent! 😊👍