Top Things to do in Toledo District
What to do and see in Toledo District, Toledo District: The Best Things to do
Discover the best top things to do in Toledo District, Belize including Agouti Cacao Farm, Copal Tree Distillery, Nim Li Punit (Big Hat), Belize Spice Farm & Botanical Garden, Blue Creek Cave, Maya House of Cacao, We Art Gallery, Requena's Charter Service, Memo's Boat Service, Cayo Sapodilla.
Restaurants in Toledo District
1. Agouti Cacao Farm
Overall Ratings
5.0 based on 26 reviews
Eladio's Chocolate adventure is a family operated business that process chocolate using ancient tools and techniques as past on by our Mayan ancestors. Its a business that showcasing from the seeds of a cacao to chocolate bar. At Eladio's we provide the following packages: 1. Handmade Mayan Chocolate Demo, 2. Mayan Food, 3. Mayan Homestays, 4. Mayan Music and Dances, 5. Organic Farm Tour etc......
2. Copal Tree Distillery
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5.0 based on 1 reviews
3. Nim Li Punit (Big Hat)
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4.5 based on 114 reviews
This Mayan site is known for its 25 intricately carved stelae, including a figure wearing a large headdress ("Big Hat").
Reviewed By ElgaK_12
We took a ship tour with a ferry to the mainland from Harvest Caye and then one hour by bus. The guides, Nate and Felix, descendants of the Mayans, were very knowledgeable and told us lots on the way. The drive was easy with little traffic. Felix told us the people use BMWs (Better Me Walk). Beautiful jungle paths through the site and a museum showing artifacts from the site.
4. Belize Spice Farm & Botanical Garden
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 191 reviews
Reviewed By 97deborahs - Intervale, United States
Omgd what a fun trip we had saw all the Beautiful flowers and all kinds of spices neat little tram ride and git to pick some out to buy i purchased coffee , fresh black pepper , turmeric thanks again hope to be back soon so lived Belize and its beauty
5. Blue Creek Cave
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 29 reviews
Reviewed By BKinIthacaNY
Akeem Williams, Cultural Experience Belize, brought us to Blue Creek, to meet Yona (at her Mayan restaurant) and Vince Ical to guide us on a hike and then a swim through the cave on Blue Creek, to a waterfall. We turned off our headlamps and experience total darkness. After the hike and cave swim, we headed back to Vince & Yona's place where Yona taught us how to grind roasted cacao beans into chocolate, shape and grill corn tortillas, and fed us a scrumptious traditional lunch. We purchased some of Yona's freshly made chocolate bars and are still enjoying them ... best chocolate ever! Akeem then took us to a Mayan ruin and shared more storied about local history, culture, peoples, and traditions.
6. Maya House of Cacao
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4.5 based on 10 reviews
Maya House of Cacao is a chocolate museum describing the history of chocolate in the Mayan culture. Maya House of Cacao was built in partnership with the European Union and the Toledo Cacao Growers Association with a goal to share with the world the history and culture of cacao in Belize from its early origins, all the way to the present day. At the Maya House of Cacao, we have been able to bring in real-life tools and exhibits related to cacao growing, harvesting, and production of chocolate in order to show the public an informative and engaging museum that is enjoyable for all ages. At the museum, visitors can enjoy the incredible history surrounding the origin of cacao, and how it is used today to create a treat loved by millions from all around the world: chocolate. While you're here, why not go through the processes of creating your own? We have staff available to guide you through each step of the chocolate making process, from bean to bar. Whether you're a history buff or a chocolate fanatic, or even a bit of both, the Maya House of Cacao is sure to delight and open up the fascinating world of Mayan cacao and chocolate. We would love to see you here soon!
7. We Art Gallery
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4.0 based on 10 reviews
We Art Gallery Muesum ia deeply focuesed on arts and culture. We offer authentic art pieces such as paintings, sculptures and prints. A visit to the We Art Gallery Museum is an oppertunity of learning more about the vibrantt cultures of the Belize. Historical presentations,books, poery and novels are avaliable.
Reviewed By youniquesta
The Palacio's have a genuine passion for preserving authentic Belizean culture. I haven't been to Belize since I was five so I was overjoyed to learn from Mr. Ludwig, such a talented artist and storyteller!
8. Requena's Charter Service
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3.5 based on 3 reviews
Reviewed By youniquesta
Miss Requena offers a charter to Guatemala that runs daily and on time at the price advertised. no hidden costs and a comfy ride
9. Memo's Boat Service
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3.0 based on 7 reviews
10. Cayo Sapodilla
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5.0 based on 2 reviews
