$150 USD/Per-person

 Lamanai Mayan Site & River Tour

Depart from any Hotel In Belize City Or Water taxi terminal. Take an short Scenic drive through the old capital (Belize City) then connect on to The Philip Goldson Highway formally know as the Northern highway. This highway connect Belize to Mexican border.It take approximately One Hour Fifteen Minutes drive traveling throughout Belize rural area consist of small villages and community, Until you arrive in a town known as orange walk town from there you take one hour boat ride on the new river to get to the pristine beauty of Lamanai, often to see species of birds and crocodile. Lamanai is the Maya word for ” submerged crocodile” and Belize’s largest Acient ceremonial center. Lamania was occupied as early as the 16th century B.C

It is one of the only site retaining its original name. Most other sites derive their names from the archaeologist who discovered and investigated them.

$220 USD/Per-person

Actun Tunichil Muknal (ATM Cave)

Depart from any Hotel in Belize City or Water taxi Terminal. Take an short scenic drive through the old capital (Belize CIty) Then Connect on to The George Price Highway formally known as the Western highway. This Highway connect Belize to the Guatemala Border. It take an Hour thirty minutes drive  drift passing by Hattie Ville Village, The Belize zoo, small villages and Belmopan City the capital of Belize, Until you arrive in Cayo District from there hike through the lush tropical forest, cross streams to get there. Here you will find Maya artifacts just the way they were left by the Mayas hundreds of years ago. The best known is the “The Crystal Maiden”, the skeletons of what to Believe is a 17 year-old boy. A sacrifice victim, whose bones haven calcified to a sparkling and crystallized appearance. The Ceramics at the site are significant, they are mark with “kill hole” (holes created to release spirits lurking within)  The Maya also modified cave formation here to create altars for the offerings, in other to create silhouettes of faces and animal or to project a shadow image into the cave.

 $200 USD/Per Person

Xunantunich, Zip-Lining & Cave-Tubing

Depart from any Hotel In Belize City Or Water taxi terminal. One Of the Top Notch Combination Tour you must Experience to dicover the true Belize. Take a short scenic drive through Belize City then connect on to the George Price Highway approximately 2 hours and 30 Minutes drive seeing Small villages, Belmopan City known as the  (capital of Belize), People, culture and throughout San Ignacio Town . Until you arrive in San Jose Sucottz, Cayo District you then take a short ferry ride to get across the Mopan River and it provides an impressive view of the entire river valley. From there you take another 5 minutes drive to see the Prestine beauty of Xunantunich meaning “maiden of the rock” or Stone Lady in Maya and is within the site of the Guatemala Border. After sight tour you then head back towards the ferry and continue the way into San Ignacio Town to have Lunch. We then make our way toward the George Price Highway approximately for a hour to get to Jaguar Paw, cave Branch upon arrival at the designated starting point, your guide will equip you with Life jackets,inner tube, helmet and headlamp. Then embark on a 30 minutes hike pointing out interested aspects of Flora & Fauna until arrive at the Cave entrance where you get to experience  a real life journey through the Maya underworld “XIBALBA”.

$180 USD/Per-person

Altun Ha, Zip-Lining & Cave-Tubing

Depart from any Hotel in Belize City or Water taxi Terminal.

8 hrs, $135 USD /Per-person

 Altun Ha & Cave-tubing

Depart from any hotel or Water taxi terminal in Belize City .Take an Scenic drive through the old capital (Belize City) Then connect on to the Philip Goldson Highway formally known as the Northern Highway  Take an hour drive throughout the rural area of nothern Belize until you arrive at Altun Ha. The Ancient site of Altun Ha, once served as a major trading center in the lowland Maya area. It consists of two main plazas, also home to the largest Jade head carving ever discovered. After the site tour we then head back on to the Philip Goldson Highway until we get to  the intersection of Burrel Boom Road which connects us to the George Price Highway another thirty minutes drive to get to Jaguar Paw cave branch.

9 hrs, $140 US /person

9 hrs, $140/person

 $140 USD/Per-person

Belize Zoo & Altun Ha

Depart from any hotel or Water taxi terminal in Belize City. take a scenic drive through the old capital ( Belize City) then connect on the George Price Highway formally known as the western Highway. take an Forty Five Minutes drive passing by  Hattie ville a community created after hurricane Hattie in 1961 that devastated Belize City. The Belize zoo A tropical educational center founded in 1983, here you will find over 100 exhibit of all native animals of Belize in their natural habitat, one of a kind in Central America and from there you take a scenic route to the Ancient site of Altun Ha

$140 USD/Per-person

Cave tubing & Zip lining

Depart from any hotel or Water taxi terminal.Take a scenic drive through the old capital ( Belize City) then connect on to the George Price Highway formally know as the Western Highway. This highway connects Belize to the Guatemala border, take an Forty Five minutes drive passing by  Hattie ville a community created after hurricane hattie in 1961 that devastated Belize City. Zip lining at a 1,000 ft long and 140 ft high Enjoying a birds-eye view while “flying” over the river and trees. Cave tubing and zip lining is one of most popular excursion in Belize combined on the same day relaxing and educational tour. After Zip lining you then Hike for 30 minutes throughout pristine rainforest then tube down the refreshing Cave branch river.

 $200 USD/Per-person

Xunantunich & Horseback Riding

Depart form any hotel or Water taxi terminal in Belize City. Take a scenic drive through the old capital ( Belize City) then connect to George Price Highway formally Known as the Western Highway take an Two hours Thirty minutes drive seeing vegetation of flora & Fauna, Belize Zoo, Villages, Belmopan City( Capital of Belize), people and culture. When reaching San Jose Succotz, Cayo District, you take a short ferry boat ride to get across the Mopan River and provides an impressive view of the entire river valley. from there you take another 5 mins drive to set foot  onto Xunantunich. Lore the natural beauty of western Belize on horseback, Some of the best kept horses in Belize.

$ 110 USD/Per-person

A Trail Of 2 City Belize City & Altun Ha

Depart from any hotel or Water taxi terminal.Take a scenic drive through the old capital ( Belize City) then connect on to the George Price Highway formally know as the Western Highway. This highway connects Belize to the Guatemala border, take an Forty Five minutes drive passing by  Hattie ville a community created after hurricane hattie in 1961 that devastated Belize City. Zip lining at a 1,000 ft long and 140 ft high Enjoying a birds-eye view while “flying” over the river and trees. Cave tubing and zip lining is one of most popular excursion in Belize combined on the same day relaxing and educational tour. After Zip lining you then Hike for 30 minutes throughout pristine rainforest then tube down the refreshing Cave branch river.

 $140 USD/Per-person

Belize Botonial Garden

Depart form any hotel or Water taxi terminal in Belize City. Take a scenic drive through the old capital ( Belize City) then connect to George Price Highway formally Known as the Western Highway take an Two hours Thirty minutes drive seeing vegetation of flora & Fauna, Belize Zoo, Villages, Belmopan City( Capital of Belize), people and culture. When reaching San Jose Succotz, Cayo District, you take a short ferry boat ride to get across the Mopan River and provides an impressive view of the entire river valley. from there you take another 5 mins drive to set foot  onto Xunantunich. Lore the natural beauty of western Belize on horseback, Some of the best kept horses in Belize.

10hrs, $190 USD/Per-person

Cahal Pech, Cave Tubing & Zip Lining

 $175 USD/Per-person

Crooked Tree Wild Life Sanctuary

Depart from any Hotel or Water taxi terminal in Belize City. Take an Scenic drive through the city then connect on to The Phillip Goldson Highway formally known as the Northern Highway. This highway connect Belize to the Mexican border. It takes approximately an hour drive throughout Belize Rural area consist of small villages and Community. Crooked Tree wildlife Sanctuary is a protected area in Belize. The Jabiru Stork is Crooked Tree most famous Bird and has the largest nesting population of these great birds in Central America. Jabiru Storks arrive in November to nest in the lowland pine savannas area. Two pairs of Jabiru are known to nest within the sanctuary. After the young fledge, in April and May, the bird from the northern and central parts of Belize congregate at Crooked Tree Lagoon. The sanctuary Contains 16,400 acres of lagoons, creeks, log wood swamp, broad leaf forest and pine savanna home to hundreds of species of wildlife. During the dry season many resident and migratory birds find refuge in the lagoon. When the rains come the bird leave to return again the following November. The sanctuary  protects globally endangered species including the Central American River Turtle locally known as (Hicatee), Mexican black howler monkey, and Yellow headed parrot.

$230 USD/Per-person

Caracol Mayan site

Depart from any Hotel or Water taxi terminal in Belize City. Take a scenic drive through the city then connect on to the George Price Highway formally known as the Western Highway. This highway connect Belize to the Guatemala border. It take an Three hours drive Seeing the vegetation of Flora & Fauna, small villages, Belmopan City, People and culture until arriving at Caracol site. Caracol is the largest known Maya site in Belize. A major prehistoric Mayan city  it is now known that the site was one of the most important regional political center of the Maya lowlands during the early classic period. This Maya society being composed of two classes – a small, wealthy elite and a large suppressed peasantry.The findings at Caracol include several royal and elite burials. One of these is 1,600 hundred years old, and contained the remains of an important ruler of the site. Another tomb 1,300 hundred years old held member of the family reigned over a kingdom of some 7,000 square miles. Out of several hundred excavated burial, about 70 formal tombs have been studied. The Maya buried their dead ruler and royals separately more than one person within the same tomb. The Maya actually integrated the dead into the world of living by placing their dead in specially construction buildings that were part of their living complex.