Davis Falls

Davis Falls, Belize's second-tallest waterfall, is tucked away in the hills off the Hummingbird Highway close to the town of Dangriga. It has a 500-foot cascade that plunges into a deep natural pool and is surrounded by pristine jungle. Amazing beaches, historic ruins, and a variety of other tourist destinations are all nearby Davis Falls. Even though the journey there is challenging and involves seven river crossings in a four-wheel drive vehicle (or a challenging half-day hike), you'll essentially have the cascade to yourself. You won't regret spending the day lounging, so pack a lunch and your swimsuit.

The water travels via the Gupteshwor Mahadev Cave, often known as the "cave beneath the ground," after leaving the tunnel. This waterfall gets its water from the Phewa Lake dam. Due to its intricate decorations and the fact that many people get lost inside, the cave also serves as a popular tourist destination.

Both residents and tourists find it to be interesting. Numerous Nepalis come here for fun and recreation. By tossing a coin into the luck pond that has been built there and placing it on the statue of God, visitors can test their luck. In addition, there are statues of Nepalis wearing traditional clothing and a model of a typical traditional Nepali house where visitors can take pictures.

Location: Stann Creek district
Time open: 5:00 AM - 7:00 PM