The Punta Gorda Waterfront [1]: It’s neither developed nor pristine, but don’t miss a casual walk along the Caribbean — then wander to Central Park for ice cream.
Lubaantun [2]: The ancestors of today’s Maya used this ceremonial center, which — along with nearby Nim Li Punit and Uxbenka — boasts stunning views, thick forests, and several longstanding legends.
Aguacaliente Wildlife Sanctuary [3]: Swing through the relaxing village of Laguna to access the boardwalks of this premier birding destination.
Village Guesthouses and Homestays [4]: Head upcountry to experience a cultural immersion program in one of a dozen simple country villages. In addition to the cultural adventure, expect guided hiking, swimming, caving, and river trips.
Blue Creek Cave [5]: Near the village of Blue Creek, the cave of the same name is the source of the Río Blanco — you can swim 600 yards inside it. Also check out nearby Río Blanco National Park.
Links:
[1] http://www.moon.com/destinations/belize/punta-gorda-and-the-toledo-villages/punta-gorda/sights/the-waterfront
[2] http://www.moon.com/destinations/belize/punta-gorda-and-the-toledo-villages/vicinity-punta-gorda/maya-archaeological-sites/lubaantun
[3] http://www.moon.com/destinations/belize/punta-gorda-and-the-toledo-villages/vicinity-punta-gorda/aguacaliente-wildlife-sanctuary
[4] http://www.moon.com/destinations/belize/punta-gorda-and-the-toledo-villages/vicinity-punta-gorda/village-guesthouses-and-homestays
[5] http://www.moon.com/destinations/belize/punta-gorda-and-the-toledo-villages/vicinity-punta-gorda/upcountry-villages/blue-creek-cave