Actun Tunichil Muknal
Of all the caves in Belize, none are more famed than Actun Tunichil Muknal, or the Cave of the Crystal Sepulcher. While the stunning natural formations are enough to make it a must-visit destination, it’s the Mayan influence that truly transforms this location from breathtaking
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ATV Jungle/Mayan Ruins Adventure
Explore the majestic mayan ruin Xunantunich (Maiden of the Rock) on this combo half day tour located in beautiful San Jose Succotz. Start off riding through lush jungle trails equipped with a 250cc ATV more than capable to pull you through all the terrain the jungle has to offer.
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Black Hole Drop Cave Rappelling
At the Black Hole Drop, you don’t have to imagine. Known as the mother of all caves, the Actun Loch Tunich sinkhole formed long ago as the weak limestone underneath the rainforest gave way to geological changes that caused the collapse. Though it looks pitch black from the starting point, there’s enough light that filters in to make sure you see every foot of your descent.
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Barton Creek Cave Canoeing
Barton Creek Cave is a sprawling system with a recorded 6,400 meters of passages and an estimated 8 kilometers more. Unlike many of the other caves through Belize, it’s the calm creek flowing through it that makes this adventure the least difficult of all the cave tours.
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Cave Tubing
Cave tubing the most exciting tour adventure in Belize an experience thru the jungles, caves and river like the famous Indiana Jones. Arrive at the national park of Nohoch Chen, and get geared up with your headlights, inner tubes and life vests and start your hike thru the lush rainforest
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Tikal Mayan Ruins
Tikal was a city of legend, rivaling even the grandeur of Teotihuacan found in the Valley of Mexico. Dominating the Mayan civilization from 200 to 900 CE, it was a powerhouse that, as of today, is the best understood of any of the lowland Mayan cities.
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Lamanai River Safari
For the best view, climb the High Temple to peer across the vast canopy of the rainforest. For an impressive display of Mayan stone carving expertise, the giant faces of the Mask Temple and the jaguars of the Jaguar Temple are the most memorable aspects.
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Xunantunich Mayan Ruins
Xunantunich “Maiden of the Rock” a late classical city known for its continuity in development; whilst other great cities beginning to collapse such as Tikal, Caracol and Naranjo; this city was striving with a vibrant society. This city is host to the highest man made structure built in Belize
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Tikal Overnight
Tikal was a city of legend, rivaling even the grandeur of Teotihuacan found in the Valley of Mexico. Dominating the Mayan civilization from 200 to 900 CE, it was a powerhouse that, as of today, is the best understood of any of the lowland Mayan cities.
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Caracol Ruins, Rio On Pools & Rio Frio Cave
Beyond the Mayan influence is the natural. Because of its location within a protected forest, you’ll hear and see endangered animals native only to this region. Including Coatimundis, tapirs and jaguars, the forest keeps the area feeling as alive as it did back during the height of its power.
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Cave Tubing, Zip Lining & Xunantunich Ruins
Two memorable and unforgettable tours the Zip Line /Ariel Trek and Cave Tubing Tours begins with a short getting acquainted, tour of our Beautiful Jewel namely, Belize. As we travel along this highway your friendly and competent guide entertains you with a rich history and culture of Belize.
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Cave Tubing & Zip Lining
Two memorable and unforgettable tours the Zip Line /Ariel Trek and Cave Tubing Tours begins with a short getting acquainted, tour of our Beautiful Jewel namely, Belize. Our capable and reliable drivers head in the Westerly direction to our destination.
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Xunantunich Ruins & Barton Creek Cave
While Barton Creek is impressive for its sheer size and depth, the canoes remain on a course through the areas most traveled. Guides bring you deep into the cave so you can marvel at the shimmer from the countless crystal formations then turn the canoe around so your journey can end where it began.
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