Belize’s Hidden Oasis: A Journey to St. Herman’s Blue Hole National Park
Belize’s Hidden Oasis: A Journey to St. Herman’s Blue Hole National Park For the second part of our first day in Belize, we found ourselves deep in the Cayo District, just off the Hummingbird Highway, at an incredible natural wonder: St. Herman’s Blue Hole National Park. This 500-acre protected area, managed by the Belize Audubon Society, is a true jungle oasis waiting to be explored. For my companions and me, my wife Linda and our friend Eamon, our adventure here was a perfect blend of peaceful hiking, a refreshing swim, and a thrilling cave expedition. It was refreshing to go for a swim after the long caving adventure at Crystal Cave. To learn more about this tour company, you can visit their website . For more of our Belize adventures, be sure to check out our journey to Crystal Cave ! The Walk to the Blue Hole The journey began with a tranquil walk from the parking lot along one of the park’s many natural trails. As the three of us walked through the tropical fores...