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This full-day Belize City tour combines Xunantunich Mayan Ruins, jungle zipline, and guided cave tubing in one long adventure day.... more
Your guide picks you up from Belize City, the airport area, the water taxi terminal, or another confirmed Belize City pickup point. The day starts with an early drive west to Xunantunich, where you cross the river by hand-cranked ferry and explore one of Belize's most important Maya sites with a local guide.
After the ruins visit, the tour continues toward the cave tubing and zipline area. You will receive gear support and safety instructions before ziplining through the jungle canopy and floating through the Caves Branch cave system.
This is a longer 10-11 hour route and works best for guests who want a full active day. Cruise guests should confirm ship times before booking because this route is too long for many cruise schedules.
Departs From: San Ignacio Town
This adventure takes place along the Mopan River in San Jose Succotz Village, which was once considered a Mayan village, established in the eighteen hundreds. Crossing the Mopan River ... moreon a hand crank ferry followed by a mile drive to Xunantunich archeological site where you will learn how this was once a great and flourishing civilization. Thereafter, the fun and excitement begin by floating on your tube on one of the only rivers that have retained its name since the time of the Mayas the “Mopan River”. This floating adventure takes at least three hours downstream, part of the float is mellow but the rapids make the adventure more exciting. The rapids are point five-just enough to kick in some adrenaline.
Altun Ha may be small in scale, but it leaves a big impression. This ancient Mayan city welcomes you with two grand plazas, each framed by striking mid-sized pyramids that seem to ... morewhisper stories of the past. As you wander through the site, your guide will bring history to life—sharing tales of Mayan families, rituals, and ceremonies that once filled Altun Ha with vibrant energy and meaning.
Unlock the secrets of the majestic acropolis-palace, where the ancient Mayan civilization once thrived! Join us on a journey through time, as our expert guides bring to life the vibrant ... moreplazas, homes, and ball fields that testify to the Mayans' ingenuity and resilience. With over 30 breathtaking monuments to explore, get ready to be inspired by the limitless potential of human creativity and innovation!
As you embark on a serene boat ride to the breathtaking Lamanai site, get ready to be awestruck by the stunning scenery and vibrant fauna that surround you, where the lush of vibrant ... morewildlife, including crocodiles, birds, and hawks, will awaken your sense of wonder. As you explore the ancient ruins, discover three majestic pyramids, restored stelae, expansive plazas, and a fascinating ball court, and uncover the secrets of a civilization that thrived. In this hidden gem, where the past meets the present, tap into the transformative power of history and let the essence of Lamanai which means, 'Submerged Crocodile,' inspire you to unlock your own potential for growth and positive change.
Adventure Awaits: El Castillo & Cave Tubing Begin your journey with an unforgettable climb up El Castillo, Belize’s second-largest Mayan temple, rising 137 feet above the ... morejungle floor. From the summit, take in breathtaking views of the surrounding temples while your guide reveals the fascinating story behind the intricate stucco carvings—depicting the Sun God alongside symbols of the moon, Venus, and the sacred calendar days.
After savoring a delicious authentic Belizean lunch, your adventure continues with a scenic drive through one of the country’s most stunning regions, leading you to the cave tubing site. A short rainforest walk brings you to a gentle, winding river where your tubing experience begins. Drift peacefully through a mystical network of caves, illuminated by shafts of light, before emerging into the open river. As the golden glow of the setting sun reflects on the water, you’ll feel the perfect harmony of culture, nature, and relaxation—an experience that will stay with you long after your Belizean journey ends.
Departs From: San Ignacio Town
Located deep within the Chiquibul Forest Reserve, in the Maya Mountains, Caracol is the largest known Maya site in Belize and one of the biggest in the Maya world. While traveling ... moreto this location, you will enjoy the stunning scenery of the flora and fauna that enhance the true beauty of this magnificent Maya City. Here, you will be given a lifetime experience as you trail along paths that were once threaded by nobles and peasants that lived in this mystic world. Archeological discoveries have revealed that Caracol had an urban area approximately 10 kilometers in a radius around the center of the city, in the year 650 AD. At its peak, Caracol's epicenter, or town, housed about 15,000 people. Caracol. Caana (meaning sky palace), the main pyramid at Caracol, houses 4 palaces and 3 temples and remains the tallest building in modern Belize, with an impressive height of approximately 141 feet. Caracol is a world in which the gods demanded ceremonies and rituals.
Caracol once known to the Maya as Oxwitza, is a place where history feels alive. As you explore this vast ancient city, you’ll come across royal tombs, everyday living spaces, ... moreand two impressive ball courts, each offering a glimpse into how the Maya once lived, ruled, and celebrated life.
This full-day adventure invites you to climb Caana, meaning “Sky Place,” the tallest Maya temple in Belize. Rising 143 feet above the forest floor, the view from the top is both humbling and unforgettable. As you walk among the ruins, your guide brings each structure to life, explaining its purpose and meaning using the very stones and surroundings in front of you.
It’s not just a tour, it’s a powerful step back in time, where stories, landscapes, and ancient achievements come together in a truly memorable way.
Rise to new heights and unlock a day of limitless possibility! Begin by conquering El Castillo, Belize's second-largest Mayan temple, which towers 137 feet above the ground. From this ... morebreathtaking vantage point, take in the stunning panorama of surrounding temples and let your guide illuminate the significance of the intricate stucco decoration depicting the Sun God and celestial bodies. After this empowering experience, refuel with a delicious lunch and Take off on a scenic drive through one of the country's most picturesque regions. Get ready to unleash your inner adventurer with a thrilling cave tubing and zip line adventure! Securely harnessed, you'll soar across 6 lines spanning open rivers and jungle, with distances ranging from 400 to 1,000 feet. Then, unwind with a serene cave tubing journey, gently floating through a sacred tunnel network and into an open river, where the sun's final rays will leave you feeling refreshed and revitalized.
Note: There is a Minimum Requirement of 40 inches in order to do the Cave Tubing
Departs From: San Ignacio Town
Xunantunich was the first excavated Mayan site in Belize that was opened to the public. Though it is smaller compared to the other Mayan sites, it consists of one of the tallest structures. ... moreThe huge statue of the Sun God, El Castillo, and the 130-foot tall pyramid are a couple of structures that attract visitors. Xunantunich means “Stone Woman” or “Maiden of the Rock” in the Yucatec dialect. These names are derived from the image of a woman depicted in one of the paintings.
Cave Tubing: Take a refreshing ride on inner tubes down the Caves Branch River and through a series of Ancient Mayan Caves for an incredible experience. This tour is perfect for families with older kids, especially as an escape from the Belizean heat.
Departs From: San Pedro (Ambergris Caye)
Our Journey starts from San Pedro (Ambergris Caye) where you will get your boat tickets (the boat ride consists of one hour & 30 minutes, Water Taxi transfer from San Pedro to ... moreBelize City in which you will be able to see Caye Caulker, Caye Chapel and much more, arriving in Belize city water taxi terminal, where you will meet your tour guide. From there you board a private vehicle with your guide as you begin your road trip on the George Price Highway to Xunantunich (which is approx one hour and a half driving) explore the site, have lunch, and head to Caves Branch. The Mayans made use of the land and its terrains, as they did so above the surface they also did so below the surface. The Mayans believed that the caves were an entrance to Xibalba “a place of fear” related to death. It is completely so because the Mayans used the caves to perform death rituals and also the river flowing through these caves provided a secret passageway to ambush enemies.
Cave Tubing into a cave system at Caves Branch. After reaching the Caves Branch Archaeological Reserve you will hike for about 30 minutes through the Belize Rain Forest and through a couple of dry caves until you come to the opening of the first cave through which the underground Caves Branch river flows. This is where the REAL fun begins as you will be assisted in getting into your inner tube to begin floating through the caves. It's a short but amazing journey of about 45 minutes to an hour. Our tubes with headrests are linked so there is no need to hold onto someone else's feet and you are guided by a licensed and experienced tour guide :) At the end of the tour, we will head back to the water taxi terminal.
Departs From: San Pedro (Ambergris Caye)
Our Journey starts from San Pedro (Ambergris Caye) where you will get your boat tickets (the boat ride consists of one hour & 30 minutes, Water Taxi transfer from San Pedro to ... moreBelize City in which you will be able to see Caye Caulker, Caye Chapel and much more, arriving in Belize city water taxi terminal, where you will meet your tour guide. From there you board a private vehicle with your guide as you begin your road trip to Altun Ha Mayan Ruin: Altun Ha is an ancient Mayan City about 30 miles north of Belize City, dating back to about B.C. 900. It is believed the city was occupied for centuries up until A.D. 1000, covering the classic period A.D. 250-900, the time from which most of the information of this city was gathered and the time when the city was at its height.
The name Altun Ha means “Rockstone Water”, and it is derived from the name of a nearby village called Rockstone Pond, but Altun-Ha’s ancient name remains unknown. The largest temple of Altun Ha is the Temple of the Masonry Altars which stands 54 feet high. The Sun God’s Tomb is also found on this temple dated for about A.D. 600-650, in which researchers found a skeleton and various artifacts when the tomb was excavated.
The Mayans made use of the land and its terrains, as they did so above the surface they also did so below the surface. The Mayans believed that the caves were an entrance to Xibalba “a place of fear” related to death. It is completely so because the Mayans used the caves to perform death rituals and also the river flowing through these caves provided a secret passageway to ambush enemies.
Cave Tubing into a cave system at Caves Branch. After reaching the Caves Branch Archaeological Reserve you will hike for about 30 minutes through the Belize Rain Forest and through a couple of dry caves until you come to the opening of the first cave through which the underground Caves Branch river flows. This is where the REAL fun begins as you will be assisted in getting into your inner tube to begin floating through the caves. It's a short but amazing journey of about 45 minutes to an hour. Our tubes with headrests are linked so there is no need to hold onto someone else's feet and you are guided by a licensed and experienced tour guide :) At the end of the tour, we will head back to the water taxi terminal.
The ATM Cave is a "must do" tour experience- and it's easily accessible!! The tour starts with a 45-minute hike through the jungle in the Tapir Mountain Nature Reserve. It is a great ... moreway to soak in the majesty of the surrounding jungle. You will cross three rivers as you wind your way through the jungle to the mouth of the cave. The tour duration is approximately 3 hours. Bring along a change of clothes as you will be completely wet by the time the tour is over. Understanding why this cave was of such sacred importance to the Mayas requires an understanding of their spirituality. In the Maya religion, the gods of agriculture, rain, and fertility were believed to reside in the underworld. It would only seem natural that the ATM Cave, with its seemingly endless pits, would be seen as a potential gateway to the underworld. By making human sacrifices within the cave, they could appeal to these important gods practically at their front door.
Guests should dress as if preparing for a hike, bringing comfortable clothes and sturdy closed-toe shoes. Bear in mind that no cameras are allowed within the cave. The prohibition of cameras prevents damage to remaining skeletons and artifacts and preserves ATM for future generations.
This tour will take you from the Maya temple to the entrance of the Mayan underworld. The adventure starts at the popular Mayan site of Xunantunich; just getting there is an adventure ... moreof its own. After touring the temples, we drive to No’och Che’ en Cave, where you will start off on an easy hike through the jungle to your starting point. As you sit back and enjoy tubing downstream, you will be floating through a series of remarkable limestone caves, each filled with fascinating discoveries of the Mayan underworld. There is also an opportunity to leave your tubes behind and go exploring cave chambers, where you will see ceramic pieces and beautiful geological formations. The adventure ends floating downstream through the jungles of Belize; back at the starting point.
Departs From: San Ignacio Town
FULL DAY tour of Xunantunich & Cave Tubing adventure will take you exploring the middle world of the ancient Maya to the depths of the Maya underworld. Climb ancient structures ... morethat were once the temples, palaces, and private courtyards of the elite. Let these ancient places whisper to you some of their secrets through our knowledgeable guide(s) as you walk some of the ancient and jungle trails throughout the day.
Enjoy a Maya site, then float through glittering caverns along an underground river. Sample modern Belizean culture as we pamper you with delicious homemade food - feel free to let us know of any special dietary needs: vegetarian, vegan, gluten-free, etc.
Our guide will meet you & drop you off at your hotel/resort in San Ignacio town.
Climb the Temple of the Masonry Altars and feel the wind on your face as you gaze over miles of emerald-green jungle and the distant Caribbean Sea. ... more
“In that moment, you realize you’re standing where Maya kings addressed their people over 1,500 years ago. Altun Ha Mayan Site is located just 30 miles north of Belize City. This small and impressive Maya ruin offers detailed information about this amazing civilization that existed in this part of the world thousands of years ago. This tour starts in Belize City. You will be picked up from anywhere you choose within the Belize City area by your licensed driver/guide. You will then be driven north of Belize City for approximately 1 hour. Along the way, your guide will be providing valuable information about our beautiful country. You also get to view the historic Belize River and pass through several villages as well. Once at the site, you will get a chance to use the restrooms, after which you will make your way to the entrance of the site, where your driver/guide will be waiting. Before entering the site, your guide will have you go through the museum, where you will be presented with much more information about the site. You will then make your way to the site itself to view the amazing structures in the two plazas. You will be able to take as many pictures as you like, as well as to climb a few of these ancient buildings, culminating with your trek on top of the tallest structure, the Temple of the Masonry Altar, which was dedicated to the Sun God Kinach Ahou. Once you finish the tour, you get a chance to shop with the local artisan to get your authentic Belizean souvenirs. From here, you make your way back to Belize City.
Step back in time as you climb El Castillo, the second-largest Maya temple in Belize, rising an impressive 137 feet above the ground. From the top, take in sweeping views of the surrounding ... moretemples while your guide shares the stories behind the stunning stucco carvings—featuring the Sun God, alongside symbols of the moon, Venus, and the Maya calendar.
After working up an appetite, enjoy a delicious Belizean lunch—but be sure to save room for what comes next. Dive into a hands-on chocolate-making experience the traditional Maya way. Roast cacao beans, grind them into a rich paste using a mano and metate, and turn it into a flavorful drink with cinnamon, chili, honey, and spices. You’ll also sample freshly harvested cacao beans and locally made dark chocolate, and take home your own cacao paste to create a recipe of your own.
Lamanai setting on the new river lagoon, with only a jungle view for miles around, gives a special quality, and enjoy a scenic boat ride down the river with knowledgeable guides. Lamanai ... moretranslates to "submerged crocodile." This site features the second largest pre-classic structures in the Maya World. The view from the top of the temples is simply magnificent.
Traverse the junge canopy via zip line. Ride 6 different lines each being more impressive than the last. Altun Ha translates to “Rockstone pond”. The site dates back to ... more200 B.C. and covers an area of 44 acres. This city was a very wealthy ceremonial center and this is evidenced by the excavation of the green tomb and the internationally famous jade head.
“No’hoch Che’en” national park has one of the most relaxing cave experiences in Belize. Here you will be fitted with a helmet, a headlight, a life jacket, and an appropriate flotation tube. We take a 45-minute relaxing ride down the lazy river and under the jungle canopy. We make sure nobody stays in the underworld! It is a 30 – 45 minute hike to the entrance of the caves. Once we reach the entrance you will board your floating tubes and be navigated through the underworld by one of our experienced guides.
In the caves, you will see eagles, turtles, mammoths, sharks, jellyfish, Indiana Jones, and even Darth Vader. Once we exit the caves you will continue down the lazy river for another 15 minutes right back to the starting point of the tour. It will be one of the most peaceful and relaxing days of your life.
Departure time is 8:00 - 8:30 am
From Belize City
Things to wear:
comfortable walking shoes, water shoes, comfortable athletic clothes, bathing suits, sunblock, and bug spray.
Departs From: San Ignacio Town
Xunantunich Ruins and Kayaking tour starts at 8:00 am. We drive from San Ignacio, for approximately 35 minutes, to the parking area. Followed with a guided tour for a better understanding ... moreof our past and present. Then, it is followed by a relaxing Mopan River Kayaking or tubing tour; looking at iguanas and birds. (we use inflatable kayaks save for non professional or first-time kayakers) You are back at the hotel at approximately 12:30 pm.
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