We are
starting to take a little more time and explore our surroundings. TREES is
situated in the middle of a series of beautiful National Parks and Forest
Reserves. These parks and reserves are perfect for our guests to explore the
natural wonders of Belize and great places to see and research the amazing fauna
and flora biodiversity found here.
Last week
we went to Billy Barquedier National park. This 1500 acre park of pristine
jungle terrain is about a 15-20 minute drive from our house. This beautiful
quaint and little used park was established in 2001 in order to protect the
Barquedier watershed which provides two local communities with water.
This park
has nice trails set in a jungle setting, following a river for about 20 minutes
until they meet with a beautiful waterfall. A perfect place to go for a swim on
those really hot Belizean days. Vanessa, me and the dog all really enjoyed this
new coolspot. While maybe not as Blue Lagoonish as the Blue Hole National Park,
this watering hole and waterfalls and free of the bustle and hustle of the
other park is a great little place.
It is a beautiful little hike to the waterfall!
The trail ends up on a beautiful waterfall, great place to freshen up!
Here Vanessa is enjoying the beautiful view of the waterfall, minutes before she plunged in!
Eva found herself a little hiding spot to escape the heat of the sun behind a Cahoon Palm leaf.
We highly recommend this beautiful little NP only a short drive from TREES.
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