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XUNANTUNICH + BIG ROCK FALLS
This full day combination tour takes you on a journey to the second to largest Maya Site in Belize, Xunantunich, which gained its prestigious name by conquering larger sites during Classic Period. This temple is home to the famous art wall known as the “Frieze” consisting of 3 carved Stelae, 2 carved staircase pieces, and a Royal Tomb. Continue the adventure by heading to the 106,000-acre private reserve, Mountain Pine Ridge Reserve, where you will have the opportunity to swim & dive on the cool waters of Big Rock Falls.
INCLUDES: transfer, guide, water, packed lunch, park fee, tax
MIN. # OF PERSONS: 2
DURATION: 7-8 hours
INTENSITY: Moderate
WHAT TO BRING: Comfortable attire, sneakers, comfortable water shoes, swimsuit, bug spray, change of clothing, camera
XUNANTUNICH + BARTON CREEK CANOEING
Start your journey by crossing the Mopan River on a hand-cranked ferry and visiting one of the most popular temples in the Western region, Xunantunich. Xunantunich features the famous El Castillo, a 130-feet-tall temple that offers incredible panoramic views of surrounding infrastructure and views of both Belizean and Guatemalan landscapes. Then, cool off with a canoeing adventure at Barton Creek Cave as you glide through the darkness into a mystifying world of marvelous natural formations. Here, you will witness burial grounds, ceremonial pottery, and bones of ancient people that remain as an eternal testimonial.
INCLUDES: transfer, guide, water, pack lunch, park fee, equipment rental, tax.
MIN. # OF PERSONS: 2
DURATION: 7-8 hours
INTENSITY: Moderate
WHAT TO BRING: Comfortable attire, sneakers, comfortable water shoes, swimsuit, bug spray, change of clothing, camera
BARTON CREEK CANOEING + BIG ROCK FALLS COMBO
Canoe into the Maya Underworld through the opening of a mountain and glide through the waters unto a mystifying world of marvelous natural formations. At Barton Creek, you will witness burial grounds, ceremonial pottery, and bones of ancient people that remain as an eternal testimonial. Continue the adventure at the energizing Big Rock Falls where you will be able to dive, swim, and cool off on the rolling waters passing through the Mountain Pine Ridge Forest Reserve.
INCLUDES: transfer, guide, water, pack lunch, park fee, equipment rental, tax.
MIN. # OF PERSONS: 2
DURATION: 7-8 hours
INTENSITY: Moderate
WHAT TO BRING: Comfortable attire, sneakers, comfortable water shoes, swimsuit, bug spray, change of clothing, camera
BELIZE ZOO + CAVE TUBING
This full day combination tour will start at the Belize Zoo which was established in 1983 by Sharon Matola. Home to a large variety of rehabilitated animals that can no longer survive in the wild. Jaguars, Tapirs, Ocelots, Margays, Howler Monkeys, Harpy Eagles, etc…. It is home to more than 175 animals of about 48 species, all native to Belize. One then heads out towards the Nohoch Che’en Archeological Reserve where lunch is provided at a local restaurant. After lunch, the cave tubing portion is conducted on a cool, refreshing, limestone spring originating from the foothills of the southern mountains. One floats through limestone caves that were formed millions of years ago. Known to the Maya civilization as “Xibalba”.
INCLUDED: transfer, guide, water, lunch, park fee, zoo fee, equipment rental, tax.
MIN. # OF PERSONS: 2
DURATION: 7-8 hours
INTENSITY: Moderate
WHAT TO BRING: Comfortable attire, sneakers, comfortable water shoes, swimsuit, bug spray, change of clothing, camera
XUNANTUNICH + CAVE TUBING COMBO
This full day combination tour will have you exploring the second to largest Maya temple in Belize, which has gained a prestigious name of conquering larger sites during the Classic Period. Home to the famous art wall known as the “Frieze”– 3 carved Stelae, 2 carved staircase pieces, and a Royal Tomb. Then, head out towards the Nohoch Che’en Archeological Reserve where lunch is provided at a local restaurant. After lunch, cave tube through refreshing springs originating from the foothills of the southern mountains through limestone caves formed millions of years ago known the Maya civilization as “Xibalba”.
INCLUDES: transfer, guide, water, lunch, park fee, equipment rental, tax.
MIN. # OF PERSONS: 2
DURATION: 7-8 hours
INTENSITY: Moderate
WHAT TO BRING: Comfortable attire, sneakers, comfortable water shoes, swimsuit, bug spray, change of clothing, camera
CALICO JACK'S ZIPLINING + BARTON CREEK CANOEING
Engage in a thrilling adventure ride through the jungle rainforests of Calico Jack’s. As you zip-line from one tree to another you’ll have the opportunity of experiencing a perfect combination of adventure and nature for an hour and half. After this tour, ease your adrenaline in a relaxing paddling journey through an ancient spiritual ground where you you’ll find large crystalline formations and remnants of ancient Mayan civilizations- including skeletal remains and other cultural artifacts.
DURATION: 5 hours
INTENSITY: Moderate
WHAT TO BRING: Comfortable clothing, comfortable shoes, bug spray, waterproof camera recommended (canoeing)
JAGUAR PAW ZIPLINING + CAVE TUBING
Gear up for a courageous experience through rainforest greens as you travel on cables from tree to tree for 45 minutes. Throughout this journey, you’ll get acquainted with some of Belize’s tropical trees and get aerial views of your natural surroundings. Continuing this tour, start your tubing expedition by partaking on a 30-minute trail walk along the riverside until you reach beautiful turquoise waters. Sit on your inner tube, strap on your gear, and gently float downstream into a cave where your guide will tell you all about its history in relation to the Maya culture and cave features including giant rock formations and cave conversions!
DURATION: 7 hours
INTENSITY: Moderate
WHAT TO BRING: Suggested long pants for zip-lining, comfortable shirt and shoes, bug spray, sunblock, swimsuit, comfortable shorts, change of clothes, waterproof camera recommended
XUNANTUNICH & CAHAL PECH
This tour takes you to nearby Maya sites to showcase the architecture and centres developed by the ancient Mayas in the Cayo District. The tour features visits to two of San Ignacio’s landmarks— the Xunantunich and Cahal Pech temples, two very popular sites amongst archaeologists. During this combination tour, you’ll learn about the rich culture of the Mayas and witness infrastructures that have persisted for many centuries.
DURATION: 4-5 hours
INTENSITY: Easy to Moderate
WHAT TO BRING: Comfortable shoes (i.e., hiking, sneakers, keens, etc.), comfortable clothing, sunglasses, sunscreen, bug spray, water, camera, binoculars (bird watchers)
This hotel far exceeded my expectations. From the moment we were greeted at the Belize City Airport to the very last farewell, we were shown impeccable service. When we arrived at the hotel, we were greeted with cold drinks, and a chilled towel. The accommodations were comfortable, and the a/c worked great! I traveled with my husband, and two young adult children. We all were thoroughly impressed by the property and the fabulous food at the restaurant.
