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Travel with an experienced guide as you journey to the world's largest living barrier reef. Belize’s Southern Reef is an angler’s paradise with an abundance of marine life. Whether ... morereef trolling or perfecting your skills on the flats, you will have an unforgettable fishing experience.
Reef Fishing is all about getting some fish on the line! We will take you east from Hopkins Village to the second-longest barrier reef in the world! There you have the option of trolling for Barracuda, casting lures in the lagoons, or hand lining for hungry fish off the bottom.
The closest of our snorkeling destinations. Go snorkeling along the world's largest coral reef system. Our snorkeling tour takes you on a 30-40 minutes boat ride to the Southern Barrier ... moreReef which offers several different snorkeling sites within the reserve for beginners and experienced snorkelers.
Our experienced guides take you on an underwater adventure. Snorkelers often have close encounters with eagle rays, sea turtles, a wide variety of exotic fish, and even dolphins or friendly nurse sharks! Experience a bit of island life on this snorkel adventure, as we normally stop at South Water Caye.
Take a trip to the less traveled rivers and lagoons while enjoying the sights and sounds of the Belize jungle an often overlooked area that can produce a spectacular array of sportfish ... moreare the surrounding rivers and Lagoons of southern Belize. These brackish water fisheries support the next generation of fish as they serve as a nursery for our favorite species to chase with a spin rod or fly rod. The mangrove-lined shores team with Snook waiting in ambush, baby tarpon up to 30 lbs, aggressive Jacks as well as freshwater species like the vegetarian Muchaca.
Cook your fresh catch on an island! What’s better than a full-day combo tour of snorkeling, fishing, and cooking on an island in southern Belize? Cook your catch tour is an intimate, ... morefun, tasty, and very inexpensive sightseeing tour from Hopkins Hopkins Village.
You are taken out on this adventure trip on one of our boats to the South Water Marine Reserve for snorkeling and fishing. Your tour guide will first catch bait near the mangroves with a cast net, Now it's time to catch some fish for lunch, it's possible to catch grouper, snapper, jacks, king marcel, and barracuda on a handline or spin rod. If the season is right your captain might even stop to dive for a few lobsters and conch. Your tour guide will then take you to the barrier reef, where you will snorkel in magnificent aqua-blue waters with its vibrant ecosystem of fish, corals, and stingrays!
Your guides will clean and cook your catch right in front of you on the island ensuring the freshest & best cooking experience possible. Feast on your freshly grilled catch and delicious sides. After lunch, relax on the beach in the hammocks and enjoy an afternoon swim or snorkel, before heading back to the mainland.
Take a short drive from Hopkins Village to a cacao farm to learn about how the Mayans cultivate cacao trees, process cacao beans, and make chocolate. The guide at the cacao farm will ... moregive you a detailed explanation and the process of how cacao beans are extracted from the pods and then fermented and finally dried and ready to be processed into chocolate. Experience the traditional Mayan way of making chocolate from bean to bar. Cacao Beans are grown by local farmers in Maya Center Village and are certified Organic.
This chocolate-making tour starts from the cacao tree and ends with a Mayan chocolate bar in your hands. Our chocolate-making tour takes place in the community of Maya Center where you will visit a cacao farm where the farmer gives you a complete history of his organic cacao farm, from there we head to the chocolate factory, which is 5 minutes away from the cacao farm. You will roast your own cacao beans on the clay griddle, just like how the Mayans did. Making chocolate on the Mayan grinding stone is a lot of fun! The cacao beans being ground on the grinding stone gets magical as you witness your chocolate beginning to unfold. What is more exciting is that you get to eat your own chocolate! The tour is very educational and hands-on.
Cave Tubing at the St. Herman's Cave; Imagine yourself floating - relaxed in a very peaceful atmosphere with your private experienced tour guide. That is the type of adventure we offer ... moreon our St. Herman's Cave Tubing Tour. Our Cave Tubing Adventure starts off with a beautiful drive from Hopkins Belize to St. Herman's Blue Hole National Park on the scenic Hummingbird Highway.
This sightseeing tour is a combination of cave exploration and cave tubing to explore this incredible river system. With your headlamp at the ready, your body relaxed and your guide leading the way cave tubing offers an exhilarating rainforest and caving experience. Imagine the excitement as you drift downriver, your body tucked in an inflated inner tube, your fingers trailing in the crisp clear river, and up ahead is the vine-draped opening of a mysterious cave. Swim at the Inland Blue Hole (cenote) immediately after the cave tubing.
Take a day trip from Hopkins Village to the historical Mayan ruins in Cayo District western Belize. The Xunantunich Mayan Ruins are some of the finest Maya Ruins in Belize. The drive ... morefrom Hopkins to the western Mayan Ruins of Belize takes you through the scenic Hummingbird Highway and the western villages of Belize. This is a cultural experience, sightseeing tours with first-hand views of the countryside, Mayan Mountains, farms, colorful homes, and San Ignacio farmers market.
Xunantunich Mayan ruin, also known as the "Maiden of the Rock” is the second tallest Mayan ruin in Belize. Xunantunich is located across from Benque Viejo Road near the village of San Jose Succotz just a few miles from Belize’s western border with Guatemala. From there a hand-cranked ferry will take you across the Mopan River. From the other side of the river, it's a mile uphill to the site, which can be accessed on foot or in a vehicle.
Departs From: San Pedro (Ambergris Caye)
For this Blue Hole Diving tour, your day will start at 5:20 AM at your hotel (or before depending on where is your hotel located). We will take you to our dive shop where you will ... morehave breakfast and prepare to start the trip between 6:00 AM to 6:15 AM. The trip to the Blue Hole will take 2 hours and a half to reach there. This Blue Hole trip includes 3 different stops: The Great Blue Hole, Half-moon Caye, and The Aquarium. We will also stop for lunch at our beautiful island named Turneffe Atoll where you will have lunch. After diving at each stop, we will finish the trip and start our way back to San Pedro, another 2 hour and a half of traveling. You will be back in San Pedro at 6:00 PM.
A must-visit, even when on the shortest stays in our beautiful country. Xunantunich is a national treasure that fills its visitors with a sense of time travel. If that isn’t appealing ... moreenough, how about saddling up a horse and riding into the shadow of this Mayan temple? You’ll depart from your Placencia accommodation for a three-hour drive to the stable site in San Ignacio. Once here, you’ll be given a basic safety and orientation briefing. Our horses are well-trained, and our guide will lead the way as you ride the well-maintained trails and the winding path along the Mopan River that runs through the village of San Jose Succotz. You're hit with how green and lush everything is. Some visitors might get to see a group of women doing laundry in the river while their children swim nearby.
Local souvenirs, hammocks, and blankets are available from the many vendors waiting alongside the River where you board the hand-cranked ferry that has carried many thousands to and from the calm beauty of this Maya Temple. Here, you’ll dismount your horse and the journey to Xunantunich begins on the other bank of the river.
Xunantunich is very well-kept and offers many opportunities for amazing selfies and group photos. The views from atop the castle are stupendous and go on for miles. Its wide-open spaces have provided a lovely backdrop for proposals and weddings and have served as a location for a few films and telenovelas. The temples are nestled in between lush rainforests whose trees may bloom vibrant red, yellow, orange, or pink in season. Bring along a hat, sunscreen, and insect repellent, along with an open heart to experience simplicity and visit another world for a few hours.
Gratuity is not included in the price.
Departs From: San Ignacio Town
Experience more than a cave! Imagine a world alive and imbued with sacred power divided into three domains: the starry arch of heaven; the stony middle world of the earth made to flower ... moreand bear fruits; and, the dark waters of the underworld below, Xibalba.
A short swim through the crystal blue waters will lead you into this amazing realm. Then working your way through a breakdown leads you into the main water passage, where you get to view amazing geological formations like sparkling stalactites, stalagmites, and flowstones. This hidden chamber promises to reveal ancient secrets and geological processes that have helped to shape the Mayan Underworld known as Xibalba. Xibalba was the fearful world beneath the face of the earth, the parallel unseen world into which kings and shamans could enter an ecstatic trance and please their gods for their benefit.
Departs From: San Ignacio Town
The splendorous Caracol was the largest metropolis in the Maya lowlands of ancient times. A world in which the gods demanded rituals, and ceremonies and believed that every inanimate ... moreor animate object had a spirit of its own. Time hangs in space at Caracol. Located deep within the Chiquibul Forest Reserve, you will enjoy the flora and fauna that along with stunning scenery on the way, will enhance the true beauty of this magnificent Maya center. We will take you along a forest trail giving you the experience of a lifetime as we recount the history of nobles and peasants living in a mystic world. The trees and forest have taken over guarding the secrets of this place where our ancestors once gazed at the stars, plotted wars, designed and built magnificent structures, developed agricultural practices, and conducted their most sacred rituals. You will visit ancient courtyards, ball courts, residential complexes, and a complete astronomical observatory.
Caracol is the largest Maya archaeological site in Belize. In AD 650, the urban area of Caracol had a radius of approximately 10 kilometers around the center of the site. Caracol maintained a population of over 140,000 people through the creation of an immense agricultural field system and through elaborate city planning. Caracol is noted not only for its size during the Maya Classic era (A.D. 250-950) but also for its prowess in war; this includes an AD 562 defeat of Tikal and the subsequent conquest of Naranjo.
Departs From: San Pedro (Ambergris Caye)
This is a fully guided tour. Your guide will guide you through the marine park, showing you many cool corals and a wide variety of marine life like different fish, eagle rays, stingrays, ... moreturtles, moray eel, etc.
Departs From: San Ignacio Town
It’s going to be an eventful day so be sure to wear comfortable clothing and shoes. This tour will start within a few miles of San Ignacio in air-conditioned transport to Xunantunich. ... moreXunantunich is a national treasure that fills its visitors with a sense of time travel. It sits close to Belize’s western border and is a must-visit. Local souvenirs, hammocks, and blankets are available from the many vendors waiting alongside the river at the entrance to the hand-cranked ferry that has carried many thousands to and from the calm beauty of this Maya Temple.
The panoramic views of the Cayo District and nearby Guatemala from atop ‘El Castillo’ are stupendous! Come with an open heart to experience simplicity and visit another world for a few hours before heading off to Jaguar Paw for cave tubing & zip lining.
When you’ve arrived at the outpost, you will meet your tour guides who will issue inflatable tubes, headlamps, and life vests. You’ll be given a basic orientation and safety briefing before heading off on a 30-minute hike which includes wading through a few knee-deep water streams.
Once at the cave system's entrance, it’s time for your ancient Maya underworld adventure. You’ll see intricate crystalline formations that line the cave with a majestic rise and fall of stalagmites and stalactites that add to the serene richness and grandiose of Xibalba as it’s known. After exiting the cave, you’ll emerge into the sunlight and free float downstream, ushered by the gentle current and little rapids, to the harmony of birds and natural wildlife which routes back to where the tour started.
Departs From: San Ignacio Town
Zip Lining Since we have not figured out a way to grow feathers yet, a trip through the jungle on a zipline is a terrific way to get that fix.... more
This tour is not for persons with disabilities, heart conditions, or back or leg problems. All guests must be in good physical condition. Not suitable for pregnant women.
Starts: 8:00AM Ends: 10:30AM
Itinerary
Getting There: The adventure begins at 8:00 AM with a pick-up at your hotel or in San Ignacio Town. We embark on our journey out of San Ignacio on an hour’s drive along the George Price Highway (paved road) until arriving at the junction of the Jaguar Paw Cave Tubing outpost. The drive into the site’s parking lot is another 12 minutes or so on the paved road. Upon arriving at the parking lot, your guide checks you in with the ranger.
At the Zip Line Course: From the parking lot it’s a short 5-minute walk to the gear station where skilled guides will brief you on safety procedures while fitting you with their own helmets, harnesses, and gloves. We then head out on a very short hike through the jungle to the starting point. The first line is a teaser to get you hyped up. There are 6 rounds in total, each lasting about 12 seconds and covering 40 – 300 feet of cable. The highest you will fly over the jungle is about 150 feet high. The two lengths take you soaring over the caves branch river in an exhilarating and scenic glide. The entire course lasts about 30 to 45 minutes, depending on the number of persons in your party.
Departure: After our zipline adventure, you’ll walk back to the parking lot where you’ll have a chance to change into your water shoes and swimwear for a refreshing cave-tubing adventure! At this point (depending on what time you’re done zip lining) you may feel free to have an early lunch before you go tubing. By the time you get to the floating starting point, the food in your stomach will have settled. Otherwise, you can have a late lunch when you return from tubing.
Duration: 45 – 60 Mins. (at the Zipline)
Difficulty level- Moderate
What to bring: Action Camera, light clothing, hiking shoes (no flip-flops).
Provided: Helmets, harness, gloves.
Cave Tubing
If you’re visiting with children or non-swimmers please let us know this ahead of time so as to verify Minimum height requirements of “40 inches” is met and kid-size life jackets are provided.
Starts: 11:00 AM Ends: 5:00 PM
Itinerary
Getting There:
The Cave Tubing site is at the same place as the zipline. After changing into your swimwear, you’ll walk over to the equipment booth to grab a tube & helmet with headlamps. You’re ready to start!
The Zipline course is situated within walking distance at the same park. After changing into your dry clothes and having concluded your tubing adventure, we sit down on the picnic tables under the trees for a delicious lunch (sited). After lunch, we take a little hike onto the zip line check-in station, (just long enough to get your stomach settled).
At the site:
Once you’re all geared up, you then embark on a 45 minutes’ hike across the clear turquoise Caves Branch River. At this crossing, there’s a rope across the river to assist you in crossing. The water is knees-deep, typically. After the river crossing, we start off along a jungle trail heading upstream alongside the river. Your guide will point out interesting aspects of the local flora &fauna as we trek through – a perfect time to take out your cameras (preferably waterproof).
Upon arrival at the designated starting point, your guide will brief you on the proper safety techniques for boarding & floating on your tube. If you’re adventurous, you’ll want to dive or splash into the water from a rock at the starting point. From here, your guide will set you afloat through a series of cavers that periodically open up to the sunshine & jungle. When the water current is strong, you’ll be tied up into a cluster (like a train) with ropes so as to avoid anyone straying away. Your guide will (depending on time availability) will lead you to the river bank inside the cave where you’ll unboard your tube and hike up to a hidden cavern where Ancient Maya Artifacts and beautiful natural formations can be seen.
After a bit of cave exploration through tight spaces, you’ll hop back onto your tube and continue the journey down the river through the rest of the caves with occasional beautiful scenic openings on the side. The journey continues until you make it back to the first river crossing and then back onto the parking lot. Here you can use the expansive restroom complex to change back into your dry clothes and shoes.
A quick lunch can be enjoyed on the picnic tables at the parking lot before heading back to San Ignacio.
Departing:
After a late lunch, you’ll board our vehicle and head back onto San Ignacio via the George Price Highway, arriving around 5:00 PM.
Duration: Approx. 5 hours (at Jaguar Paw Cave Tubing)
Difficulty level: Moderate
What to Bring: Water Shoes (no flip-flops or open-toe sandals), lightweight Shorts, Lightweight shirt, change of clothes, Sunscreen, Insect Repellant, Water, and Camera (must be waterproof).
Provided: we provide you with a helmet, head lamp, life jackets, and towels.
Departs From: San Pedro (Ambergris Caye)
All night dives are carried out at Mexico Rocks, which is part of the Hol Chan Marine Reserve. This site is less than 5 minutes away from our dive shop.... more
While all the day feeders are sleeping or hiding, the night feeders come out at night and explore. Some of the most interesting marine life comes out at night.
Although this is a shallow dive (16ft) you will have an unforgettable experience.
Night dives leave at sunset and are a 1 Tank dive.
Actun Tunichil Muknal (the Cave of the Crystal Sepulchre), also known locally as ATM, is a cave near San Ignacio, Cayo District, notable as a Maya archaeological site that includes ... moreskeletons, ceramics, and stoneware. There are several areas with skeletal remains in the main chamber.
Many of the Maya artifacts and remains are completely calcified to the cave floor. The ceramics at the site are significant partly because they are marked with “kill holes”, which indicate that they were used for ceremonial purposes. One artifact, named the “Monkey Pot”, is one of just four of its type found in Central America. The Maya also modified cave formations here, in some instances to create altars for the offerings, in others to create silhouettes of faces and animals or to project a shadow image into the cave. The cave is extensively decorated with cave formations in the upper passages.
Actun Tunichil Muknal cave was first entered by the Mayas in AD 300-600. It was not until the late AD 700-900 that the Mayas went deeper into the cave to perform their ceremonies. The cave was officially opened to the public in 1998.
The cave houses various types of artifacts from ceramics and stoneware to the remains of skeletons. The Mayas consider Actun Tunichil Muknal a highly sacred location, enclosing the famous “Crystal Maiden,” who was thought to be a sacrifice victim. After decades of weathering and natural processes, the surface of the skeleton appears to be covered with a geological sanded finish, which gives the maiden a somewhat magical fairy-dust appearance.
Departs From: Caye Caulker
This tour will take you on a adeventure back into a 1000 years in history itself. You will explore the wonders of the mayan world, their cave systems on a tube , jungle and plants. ... moreThe tour starts at 6:30am here on Caye Caulker, You'll take the San Pedro Belize Express ferry boat ride into the city. Then We will go explore the Mayan Temple Altun ha, you'll get to hike to the top ad around it with our guide giving you all you need to know about the site and the maya world. Then we head deeper into the jungle to go explore the cave systems. We will hike for about 20mins with out tubes through the jungle, you'll get a fun lesson on plant identification, insect identification and all their medicinial uses throughout history in Belize. Then we cave tube down the river and through several caves enjoying the scenery. Lastly we Zipline over the jungle canopy. We then return to Caye Caulker in the evening around 4pm/5pm.
Join us for a Caye Caulker Catamaran Sailing and Snorkeling tour on Miss Faith. On this tour, you will be sailing the beautiful Caribbean Sea and snorkeling at Hol Chan Marine Reserve. ... moreIt includes fresh ceviche and an open local bar; or, you can also book with a private chef to prepare amazing local dishes for you.
Departs From: San Pedro (Ambergris Caye)
This private day sail to Secret Beach is a fun time for everyone! You'll get to snorkel at Tuffy and enjoy beautiful marine life. This tour includes snorkeling gear, fresh ceviche, ... moreand an open local bar.
Departs From: San Pedro (Ambergris Caye)
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