Departing from Belize City, this unforgettable adventure takes you north through vibrant communities and into the heart of the Orange Walk District. The journey continues with a scenic 26-mile river safari up the New River, surrounded by lush jungle and teeming wildlife. Accessible only by boat, the Lamanai Temples rise mysteriously from the forest near a peaceful lagoon. Once one of the longest-occupied Maya cities, Lamanai features towering pyramids, intricate stone carvings, and an ambiance of ancient grandeur. This tour blends nature, culture, and history in one of Belize’s most dramatic settings.

Situated on a hilltop with stunning views over the town of San Ignacio and the surrounding valley, the ancient Maya site of Cahal Pech is one of the most accessible and significant archaeological locations in the region. Cahal Pech, meaning “Place of Ticks,” was a royal Maya residence that flourished from 1000 BC to 800 AD. The site features a fascinating array of temples, plazas, and ball courts, many of which have been well-preserved. From the top of the largest pyramid, you can enjoy panoramic views of San Ignacio and the Mopan River below. This half-day tour is perfect for those seeking a deeper understanding of Maya history without venturing too far from town.

Experience the ancient Maya city of Xunantunich like never before—with a thrilling horseback ride through the scenic Cayo District! Starting from a charming local ranch, your horseback riding adventure leads you through beautiful, lush landscapes and along meandering trails, bringing you closer to nature. After the exhilarating ride, you’ll explore the impressive ruins of Xunantunich, home to one of Belize’s tallest pyramids, El Castillo. Climb to the top of the temple for panoramic views of the jungle and neighboring Guatemala. This unique and immersive adventure combines history, nature, and adventure in one unforgettable experience.