Travel Guide Orange Walk Town

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An obligatory stopover on the way to the Mexican border, the influence of the neighboring country is very strong here, and Spanish is the language spoken by the majority of the population. For Spanish speakers, a stopover in the city is a great opportunity to practice the country's second most widely spoken language. The market and the town's central square are the capital's most interesting and lively spots. As for excursions, the Lamanai site is around 1 hour from the city by road, and many hotels and operators organize day trips to discover it. You can also take a trip down the river bordering Orange Walk, to discover the flora and fauna of the region.

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