Belize is a small country of 8,867 square miles that sits on the northeastern coast of Central America. The friendly neighbor of Mexico and Guatemala, Belize shares an ancient Mayan past and common ethnic backgrounds with Central America.
If that's not enough, Belize is home to numerous remains of ancient Mayan cities, some still undiscovered under the jungle's lush vegetation, majestic Maya Mountains that soar 3000 feet into the clouds, some of the tallest mangrove trees in the region, complex cave systems, the only pine forest (Mountain Pine Ridge) in all of Central America, and a unique and colorful cultural mix.
Five waterfall sisters lined up side by side make their domineering presence in the Privassion River, providing cool refreshing swimming to visitors. Five Sisters Falls is another breathtaking destination in the Mountain Pine Ridge Reserve. Accessed through the Five Sisters Lodge, the white cascading waterfalls in the pine forested valley below, can be reached by descending a steep flight of steps or by riding the hydro-powered tram paralleling the mountainside.
Popular with locals and foreigners alike, Five Sisters Falls provides an ideal location for picnicking and invigorating swims packaged in a spectacular natural setting. Guests as well as non-guests of the lodge can access Five
Sisters Falls.
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