
Archaeological site in Belize
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Lamanai is a Mayan archaeological site in Northern Belize. The name Lamanai means "submerged crocodile".
The only place to stay in the Lamanai area. Expensive but luxurious with plenty of activities.
To reach Lamanai, one must travel up the New River for a 26 mile scenic boat ride through dense jungle. The trip is best organized in Orange Walk Town, where several hotels can book a boat trip for you.
Read in the guideThe area in the Lamanai ruin complex have fairly smooth walking paths, though they are rough enough to pose a problem for those using walkers, wheelchairs or scooters.
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