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A half-hour boat ride through the mangroves takes you to Monkey River Village, a small village with approximately 200 residents in Southern Belize. Upriver, your licensed tour guide ... morewill lead you into the rainforest in search of howler monkeys that communicate with each other to declare their territory. You can also expect to see crocodiles in the water, huge iguanas on tree branches sunning themselves, turtles, and many species of tropical birds. Your guide will also point out the different plants and trees many of which are used for medicine by local bush doctors. As you hike through the jungle further from the river you may spot gibnuts also known as the royal rats, deer, ocelots, peccaries, tapirs, coatimundis, and agoutis. Before heading out on a manatee watch and back to Placencia, we stop at Miss Alice's restaurant, where you buy a genuine Kriol lunch.
Silk Cayes is a marine reserve consisting of 3 small islands formerly known as the Queen Cayes. The Marine Reserve host over 25 species of reef fish, different corals, and much more! ... moreThe Silk Caye is considered one of the healthiest areas in the Belize Barrier Reef Reserve System due to its elevation and water quality. It is a great destination to snorkel, scuba dive or simply spend a day on the island! Snorkelers sightsee the reefs surrounding the islands. Scuba Divers, on the other hand, are able to explore the diverse dive sites the Silk Caye has to offer. As a bonus, each guest including the divers gets a chance to snorkel with the Sharks, Rays, and Turtles! The price does not include scuba equipment rental ($US40.00)
ATM Cave is about 7 miles south of the village of Teakettle in the beautiful Tapir Mountain Nature Reserve in the Cayo district. Hike 2 miles through the pristine jungle crossing Roaring ... moreCreek three times to reach the cave entrance with your specially licensed guide. Put on your helmet and headlamp and get ready to swim and clamber into the ancient Maya ritual world.
The first part of the adventure is swimming and wading through the awesome array of stalagmites and stalactites and other limestone feature before reaching the Stella Chamber and the Main Chamber. The Main Chamber is about one kilometer from the cave entrance. To enter these chambers, you need to remove your shoes but wear socks. Your guide will show you and explain the amazing number of valuable artifacts used in Mayan rites. These artifacts include the Skeletal Remains of 14 individuals, 150 ceramic pots, stingray spines and obsidian blades used for bloodletting, grinding stones, whistles and dried remains of corn and other plant remains. These remain in place just as they were when they were discovered about 25 years ago. At the far end of the Main Chamber, you will find the Chrystal Maiden, a young girl who was sacrificed as part of agricultural fertility rites.
Join us on the scenic drive through Hummingbird Highway, just past Belmopan, the nation’s capital, for a fun-filled, magical day. We turn off the paved highway and drive a mile to ... morethe river bank where the adventure begins with a boat and a rope! Immediately, you will be engulfed in the serenity of nature and if you have sharp eyes, you will see monkeys and iguanas hanging out in the trees. After crossing the river, we will cool down with some natural juice and a light pastry before meeting our cowboy! The two-hour horseback riding adventure carries you across several terrains including jungle trails, teak plantations, farmland, and along river banks. After your invigorating ride, we will pause for some lunch (please inform us if you have any dietary restrictions or allergies). We then continue with a nature trail walk, visit the jaguar and exotic birds and conclude the walking tour with the art gallery housing Carolyn Carr’s original paintings and many artifacts found on the grounds. Before returning to the van, we go on a 30-minute boat ride up the river for our last enjoyment of the jungle bliss.
You will be in awe as you kayak through 3 different cave systems. It involves open-river kayaking as well as cave kayaking. This tour is a perfect combination of adventure, history, ... moreand wildlife as you will learn about Maya history and have the opportunity to see Howler and Spider monkeys and a plethora of birds. A packed lunch is included and enjoyed at one of the cave exits with breathtaking views. This is a full-day tour of about 8 hours.
An adventurous and invigorating tour combining hiking, swimming, Maya history, and waterfalls! The cave is in the southernmost district of Belize, Toledo. To reach the entrance of ... morethe cave we hike for about 15 minutes before we start our swim, fully outfitted with life vests, helmets, and headlamps. We will navigate through multiple chambers, climb over various rock formations, and come across three waterfalls and turquoise waters! Throughout the tour, the guide will also share with you the importance of caves in Maya culture and you will have the chance to see ancient cave drawings and remnants.
A breathtaking, powerful waterfall awaits you in the depths of Toledo District. Join us on a guided, moderately easy hike where you can swim, jump and hike in the gorgeous waters. ... moreWe cross a suspension bridge before taking a 2 km nature walk learning about the local flora and fauna. It’s a beautiful place to “get lost in” before returning to a nearby village for lunch. This tour can also be combined with the Spice Farm or Nim Li Punit tours.
St. Herman’s cave is a little over an hour’s drive from Hopkins and less than two hours from Placencia. Cave tubing at St. Herman’s Caves starts with a 10-minute walk from the park ... moreto the cave entrance before you embark on your two-hour float in the cave. The experienced, licensed tour guide will provide interesting facts on the geology of the formations, the cave history as well as the importance of caves in Maya history and culture. At the end of the cave tubing, you will walk back upstream, where once again you get a chance to see the cave and its spectacular formations. Before returning back to Hopkins, we can stop to visit the inland Blue Hole.
Riding Instructors at the banana bank are said to be experts at matching Horses with riders. Whether you are a novice, intermediate, or experienced rider, you may take your time exploring ... morethe miles of paths that are covered in jungle foliage. Enjoy your expertly made Belizean lunch as you ready for your zipline adventure after an hour of riding! Travel through the verdant woodland to the platform, where you will be secured to the transverse lines and secured with a seated harness. Your imagination will be blown by 6 Lines that span open rivers and the jungle for distances ranging from 400 feet to 1,000 feet.
Altun Ha is regarded as a diminutive but impressive figure. Two spacious central plazas in this widely accessible Mayan metropolis are surrounded by midsize pyramids. While you carefully ... moreexamine each structure, let your guide fill you in on all the Mayan Families and ceremonies that formerly took place at Altun Ha.
Visit the royal acropolis-palace, which previously served as the residence of a wealthy Mayan family during the Classic Era. Allow us to transport you back in time as our guides explain ... morethe plazas, homes, ball fields, and other structures that serve as visual reminders of the Mayans' practices and beliefs. With more than 30 different monuments, you are likely to fall in love with one and leave with a small piece of Mayan history.
Cave Tubing and Zip-lining is the most popular shore excursion in Belize and it is our specialty. Our well-trained guides love what they do and will make sure you love the experience ... moretoo. They will go the extra mile to make you feel comfortable and to ensure that you have a lot of fun. So if you are looking for something fun and spectacular to do in Belize, this is it!
Guided by our experienced Belizean tour guides, you will hike for about 30 minutes through the Belizean rainforest then tube down the refreshing Caves Branch River and through spectacular cave systems, which the ancient Mayas regarded as a sacred underworld and home to many powerful gods. It’s an exciting adventure you’ll never want to end and one you will always remember.
Altun Ha, a major ceremonial and vital trade center during the Classic Period, has two principal plazas. The most significant find of Altun Ha is the “Jade Head”, which represents ... morethe Mayan Sun God, Kinich Ahua; it is the largest object carved of jade in the Maya civilization.
It’s approximately a forty-five minutes drive from the city to the park. When doing this tour, a city tour is also done by the tour guide as you're driven through the city. Complimentary purified water for our guests is provided. Free use of our umbrellas if you need one for reasons such as the sun being too hot or if it starts to rain.
Journey through the underworld. For the Mayas, the caves were sacred and they believe every human had to take a journey through the underworld. The Mayas used the caves to do ceremonies, ... moreofferings, and rituals. Some traditional ceremonies involved corn and chocolate.
Caves reveal a unique characteristic of the Mayan Past. Step back in time in one of these chambers located within the vast, tropical rainforest. Put on your helmet, switch on your headlamp, and just relax as you go on sacred grounds. Deep into the ancient world, as you pass the stalagmites and pottery, you will even feel a trickle of water as you go by the beautiful cave.
Altun Ha is located just 31 miles north of Belize City on a two-mile-long dirt road that connects the site to the Old Northern Highway. It covers an area of about five square miles ... moreand was once a major ceremonial and trading center. Once home to as many as 10,000 inhabitants over a 1,000-year-long period of occupation dating back as early as 200 BC, it was occupied as recently as the 10th century.
Howler monkeys are found only in the rainforests of the Americas. They are the largest monkey in Latin American rainforests growing as high as up to three feet tall when standing and weighing from eight to twenty-two pounds. They have big necks and lower jaws, where their super-sized vocal cords are housed. They live high in the trees and hang from branches by their tails. To mark their territory, the howlers make loud vocalizations.
Royal Tombs, dwellings, and 2 ball courts are just a fraction of what is waiting to be explored at Caracol or what the Mayan once called “oxwitza.” This all-day tour allows you to ... moreclimb Caana “Sky Place” the highest Mayan temple found in Belize which stands at 143 ft off the ground. Listen keenly as your guide illustrates the significance of each monument using evidence standing right before your eyes.
Cave Tubing is one of the most relaxing and educational tours done only in Belize. Tube through the ancient ceremonial locations of the Maya, through the limestone tunnels made by ... morethe Caves Branch River over millions of years. This journey will take you through the underworld Xibalba, a most sacred place to the Maya civilization.
Cave Tubing includes a 30 to 45-minute hike through the jungles of Belize to go around the mountain which the river tunneled through. You sit and relax in your flotation tube and enjoy our exciting and thrilling experience as you go floating by many stalactites and stalagmites, rock formations, and a breathtaking waterfall within the cave system.
Combine Zip Line with Cave Tubing for the ultimate adventure!!
Our facilities are located in the same cave park, so it's the perfect combination tour!!
These are Belize’s two most popular attractions combined in ONE fantastic package. Enjoy a full day of hiking, floating, and being immersed in Mayan history.... more
We will visit one of the most impressive Mayan Ruins in Belize, Xunantunich! After your guided excursion of The Ruins, enjoy A local lunch before gearing up and heading for a 10-25 minute hike to the caves for a tube ride that will awaken your sense of excitement. Float through mysterious limestone archways beckoning you into the mouths of centuries-old caves, holding untold stories of Maya rituals. Explore the many breathtaking formations designed by only nature and learn about the ancient rituals and ceremonies that are a part of their mystique and magic.
As we embark on this 100-mile drive through the hills of the country, you’ll encounter a breathtaking view of the mountains as we make our way to the Western Highway. Once we come ... moreto the banks of the Mopan River, we will cross on a hand-operated ferry before arriving across grassy plazas, where you explore the architecture of Xunantunich, at its highest point (130ft) which provides a breathtaking panoramic view of the surrounding rivers and towns as well as Guatemala. After exploring the ruins we drive to Franks Eddie where we will immediately have lunch, next we gear up and hike 20 minutes (1 WAY ONLY) through the lush rainforest with running streams rich tropical plants, and wild diverse wildlife. Arriving, you then descend below the surface of the earth to Xibalba – the sacred world of caves. There you will begin to explore the mystery of caves and the Maya ritual ceremonies on floating tubes and meander through the cool waters of these Maya caverns with hidden pottery, glittering rim stone dams, and waterfall all at your suspense.
This full-day package is 100 miles from Placencia. This is beautiful sightseeing and educational ride through the hills of Southern Belize. You will have the opportunity to experience ... moreone of our wonders of the world " our magnetic hill" and our sleeping giant mountain along the way the day will start off with our breathtaking zipline. They are 10 lines of the zip line and should take 1 hour and 30 minutes. Thereafter we will hike for 45 minutes in the dense forest of Belize and will tube down the river which takes 2 hours. Lunch will be provided and then depart for Placencia.
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