Top Things to do in Cayo
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The 10 Best Free Things to do in Cayo, Belize
Discover the best top things to do in Cayo, Belize including Back to My Roots, Creek Art Walter Castillo Home Art Gallery, Belize Raptor Center, Rio On Pools, Big Rock Falls, Belize Soul Project, Art Box. Belize Arts & Crafts Center, The Orange Gallery, Rio Frio Cave, San Ignacio Market.
Restaurants in Cayo
1. Back to My Roots
Overall Ratings
5.0 based on 27 reviews
Reviewed By Trodearth
Thank you Carlton an back to my Roots once you step in the experience begins unique pieces great price and unmatched service with Hospitality. Visit back to my Roots for a true Belize Vibes. It’s not just shopping @ back to my Roots its an experience! Tony
2. Creek Art Walter Castillo Home Art Gallery
Overall Ratings
5.0 based on 23 reviews
Home of Belizean painter walter castillo's work shop and gallery. Guest can enjoy rush full tropical garden and small farm full of chickens and ducks. Try some complementary local herb tea made in traditional fire hearth. We have ordinal paintings and prints, post card.lunch can be served 1 day notice.
Reviewed By cpawill - Hopkins, Belize
We commissioned Walter to paint a depiction of Hopkins Inn. We gave Walter some ideas of what we wanted included and let his creativity fill in the blanks. Walter visited Hopkins Inn to experience the place and people, developed a sketch on the canvas, and then produced a detailed piece of art he titled “Nice Vibes.” We love it!
3. Belize Raptor Center
Overall Ratings
5.0 based on 27 reviews
Reviewed By LRazzon - Istanbul, Turkey
We had a few hours before dark after visiting ATM, and we decided to give it a go. Boy am I glad. You get to see raptors from up close, you get to meet people, volunteers, and when all is said and done, you leave in a "feel-good" mood. Entrance is free, you'd need a car to get there, any donation is appreciated as they are a non-profit and donations go for the food and well being of the raptors. This is one place I would not hesitate to visit again in San Ignacio.
4. Rio On Pools
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 214 reviews
Reviewed By AndreaN00 - Vancouver, Canada
This is the perfect spot to stop after the long drive to Caracol! Easy to get to, as it is right off the main road and only a short easy walk from where you park down to the river. Wonderful spot to have a picnic, dip in the pools, relax under little waterfalls and just refresh on a hot day. There is some shade, too. Be careful, though, the rocks in the water are VERY slippery! I recommend wearing water shoes.
5. Big Rock Falls
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 143 reviews
Reviewed By tmcdee - Toronto, Canada
We ventured twice to Big Rock from Blancaneaux Lodge, first by hike, then by mountain bike. Steep hill down to the falls, rocks slippery as an FYI. Loved it so much we had to go back the next day. We were amazed at how much it resembled Canada. ????????????Gaia Lodge close by for good food and drink and spectacular views.
6. Belize Soul Project
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 29 reviews
Reviewed By S0larC0wb0y - New Braunfels, United States
Enjoyed the evening at soul project with my wife and friends. Downstairs bar services local beer and the owner served up his very own homemade wine. The venue itself is clean and adorned by art on every wall and corner. A local duo sang cover songs but not too cheesy one's.
7. Art Box. Belize Arts & Crafts Center
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 52 reviews
Art Box is an arts and crafts center located in the hidden jewel of the Caribbean, Belize. This lush tropical country located in Central America has provided inspiration for the Belize art that we take pride in offering to the world. Art Box has been designing and producing, elegant, high-quality products inspired by rich Belize and Caribbean culture since 1996. We place the utmost importance on sharing authentic Belizean art with our customers, and in turn introducing the world to the culture of our magnificent country, Belize. The authenticity of our products is evident in the fact that 90% of our merchandise is made by Art Box & local artists. This allows us to provide revenue and support for our local artists and in turn share their work and Belize culture with you. Art Box has one true focus, and that is to allow everyone accesses to the products of Belize so that no matter where you are in the world, we can bring the best of Belize to your doorstep.
Reviewed By Lumberjack67 - Denver, United States
This store might be an arts and crafts store for the locals but is an excellent place for tourists to pick up souvenirs. They have everything from t-shirts and hats to collectible patches, spoons, and stickers, not to mention some of the best wood carvings around. There’s also a great coffee shop within that serves a wide variety of coffee and snacks. The Art Box is also a great pit stop between the airport and the resorts in the rainforest and beach. Clean bathrooms and a great excuse to stretch your legs. You won't leave empty-handed, I guarantee.
8. The Orange Gallery
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 62 reviews
Reviewed By 331anng - Dawson Creek, Canada
Beautiful jewelry and wood crafts, lots to choose from. A restaurant is attached. We had an iced coffee, it was good. The menu looked great.
9. Rio Frio Cave
Overall Ratings
4.0 based on 96 reviews
This cave is located in a beautiful part of Belize and features Mayan relics and a 65-foot tall opening.
Reviewed By AndreaN00 - Vancouver, Canada
The road to the cave is another very bumpy and narrow one, but the drive is not very long and the cave only a few meters from where you park. This is an easily accessible, big cave and as you walk inside, you can even see the other end of it. Pretty spectacular and makes for very nice pictures! Excellent stop on the way back from Caracol or a day in Pine Ridge Forest.
10. San Ignacio Market
Overall Ratings
4.0 based on 279 reviews
Reviewed By CONatureGirl
We were on a group trip and stopped here for the big Saturday market - you have to experience this!!! The piles and rows of fruits and vegetables and spices were just mind-blowing!! Add the other booths with vendors selling all kinds of art, clothing, etc. and it is like a large flea market. Food and ice cream available, and if you want snacks for your trip through Belize, you must stop here. We got some cool art, snacks for the road, and just had a great time browsing all the local produce!
