National Park in Belize
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Five Blues Lake National Park is on the border between the Stann Creek and Cayo districts of Belize. Read that name carefully: the park has a lake with five shades of blue, not five lakes all the same color ("Five Blue Lakes"). It is known for its wildlife, caves, and of course the lake.
Although located in Stann Creek, it is accessed via Saint Margaret's Village in Cayo district.
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