5 Things to do in Santa Elena That You Shouldn't Miss

December 2, 2021 Frederic Celentano

Discover the best top things to do in Santa Elena, Belize including True Vine Adventures, Danielia's Shuttle, Eden Valley Mayan Kitchen, Belize Caves & Limpkin Tours, Casino At Princess Hotel And Casino Freezone.
Restaurants in Santa Elena

1. True Vine Adventures

Santa Elena Belize +501 662-9605 http://truevineadventures.com
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5.0 based on 36 reviews

True Vine Adventures

Reviewed By 571tinishah - Austin, United States

A truly unique experience! Brainard was a great guide and a wealth of knowledge. We explored the cave and saw some amazing artifacts. Definitely a bucket list adventure like no other. Highly recommended!

2. Danielia's Shuttle

Santa Elena Belize +501 635-3750 http://www.danieliasshuttle.com/
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Danielia's Shuttle

3. Eden Valley Mayan Kitchen

H, Santa Elena Belize +501 631-8797 https://www.facebook.com/pages/category/Product-Service/Eden-Valley-Mayan-Kitchen-205960890189478/
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Eden Valley Mayan Kitchen

Reviewed By Mad_Duck24 - Eastpointe, United States

For our first morning in Cayo, following a long travel day, we wanted to do something fun and informative, but not too physically demanding (that would come later). A demonstration/lesson on traditional Mayan cooking at Eden Valley Mayan Kitchen, was the perfect answer. We met Yesenia and her daughter during the mid-morning and were givien a tour of her garden which included explanations of the medicinal and historical uses of many plants, including the "Fishtail" plant. The leaves of which are used to produce the green dye with which the US Treasury Department prints US paper currency. Following the educational garden tour, we started preparations for lunch using traditonal Mayan cooking methods. Among other things we ground corn and cacao beans to make tortillas and a deliciously bitter chcolate drink. All the while Yesenia was giving a a history lesson on Mayan culture and cooking. We leaned of the importance of chcolate in the Ancient Mayan culture. We prpared tamales, wrapping them in plantain leaves that we cut ourselves. And also made a tasty and hearty soup/stew using locally rown vegetables, including the coco yam, which is sort of like our white potato but tastes better. Our lunch of tortillas, tamales, and soup, was filling and more than we could possibly eat in one sitting, so we took some back with us to the hotel. Yesenia is a wonderful host with a warm and welcoming personality and wonderful sense of humor. She also has a wealth of knowledge of traditional Mayan culture which she generously shares during the class. This was a very positive, educational, and fun experience that I would recommend to anyone visiting the San Ignacio/Santa Elena area. And don't forget to meet Chuck the Duck!

4. Belize Caves & Limpkin Tours

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Belize Caves & Limpkin Tours

We are an eco-friendly tour operating company who truly believes that your memories should last for a lifetime. Ask about our ATM cave tours.

5. Casino At Princess Hotel And Casino Freezone

No. 1 Freedom Avenue, Santa Elena Belize +501 423-7652 [email protected] http://www.princesshotelfreezone.com/casino.html

The Princess Hotel is a 50 room hotel conveniently located on the northern border of Belize with Mexico, only minutes away from Chetumal, Quintana Roo. and Corozal Town. The Hotel is situated at the Northern entrance of the “Commercial Free Zone” offering visitors the opportunity for duty free shopping.

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