Experiences
Horseback Riding – Farm Ride
Saddle up for a peaceful afternoon exploring Belize’s countryside by horseback. This easygoing farm ride is perfect for beginners, families, or travelers who want to slow down and reconnect with nature.
Chocolate and Coffee Making with Butterfly Farm Combo Tour
Just outside the bustling town of San Ignacio lies a hidden gem where culture and nature come alive. This family-friendly combo tour introduces you to the ancient art of Maya chocolate and coffee making, followed by a peaceful visit to a lush butterfly farm nestled in the foothills of the jungle. Learn how cacao and coffee beans are traditionally grown, roasted, and prepared by hand using stone tools, then enjoy freshly brewed coffee and rich chocolate samples made on-site. Afterward, walk among hundreds of vibrantly colored butterflies as you explore the life cycle of these delicate jungle dwellers in a tranquil garden. A relaxing and educational escape for all ages.
Crystal Cave Adventure at St. Herman’s Blue Hole National Park
Located outside Belmopan, Belize’s Capital, along the scenic Hummingbird Highway, an extraordinary adventure awaits. Locally known as the Mountain Cow Cave, the stunning, other-worldly Crystal Cave is found deep in the jungle, in the heart of the Blue Hole National Park. Venture into the well-maintained trails where you may encounter an exciting array of bird species, or small mammals, insects, and spider monkeys that reside near the area. Inside the cave, we discover remnants of the past, such as centuries-old fire pits, wall carvings, pottery, and other relics, as well as impressive crystal formations and stalactites and stalagmites. Prepare to traverse through the large chambers of the cave, fit through tight spaces, slide down mud ramps, and scramble along rocks. This is perhaps the most challenging jungle adventure Belize has to offer. After your muddy adventure, we head back to the parking lot to enjoy a refreshing Belizean lunch before taking a rejuvenating dip in the inland Blue Hole.
Tikal Maya Temples in Guatemala
Hidden deep within the lush Petén rainforest, Tikal National Park is home to one of the most powerful and mysterious ancient Maya cities ever discovered. Towering pyramids rise above the jungle canopy, surrounded by rich wildlife and sacred temples. Located just a few hours from San Ignacio, Belize, this UNESCO World Heritage Site in Guatemala boasts stunning architecture, a rich history, and the chance to walk through a living museum. With a professional guide leading the way, you’ll explore majestic temples, ancient ball courts, and ceremonial plazas, all while howler monkeys and toucans echo in the trees above.
Cahal Pech Maya Temples
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.
Horseback Riding to Xunantunich temples
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.
Belize City to Altun Ha Temples Tour
Just an hour’s drive from Belize City lies one of Belize’s most iconic archaeological sites: Altun Ha, the “Rockstone Pond.” This former Maya trading city, best known for the discovery of a massive jade head of the Sun God Kinich Ahau, offers an unforgettable glimpse into Belize’s ancient past. Explore beautifully preserved plazas and temples, climb the Temple of the Masonry Altars for panoramic views, and walk in the footsteps of elite priests and traders. Altun Ha is the perfect blend of history, culture, and adventure—ideal for those with limited time who still want a deep dive into Maya civilization.
Belize City to Lamanai Temples tour
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.
San Ignacio to Lamanai Temples tour
Nestled deep in the northern Belizean jungle and accessible only by boat, the Lamanai Temples offer a unique experience that begins with a thrilling river safari. The name “Lamanai,” meaning “Submerged Crocodile” in Maya, speaks to the site’s proximity to water and its vibrant connection to nature. As you wind through the scenic New River, you’ll pass lush vegetation, exotic birds, crocodiles, and even howler monkeys before arriving at the majestic ruins. Explore impressive stone temples—some still partially buried in jungle growth—and climb the towering High Temple for a view that stretches over treetops and the lagoon. This tour blends excitement, history, and breathtaking scenery in a full-day Belizean adventure.
Xunantunich Maya Temples with Cave Tubing Combo
Just a short drive from San Ignacio and a scenic hand-cranked ferry ride across the Mopan River lies the majestic ancient Maya city of Xunantunich. This well-preserved ceremonial center was once a thriving political hub and is best known for El Castillo, a towering pyramid that offers breathtaking panoramic views across Belize and into Guatemala. Along with discovering its intricate stone carvings, visitors can explore plazas, temples, and ball courts while enjoying the sounds of howler monkeys and tropical birds echoing through the jungle. This is an excellent introduction to Belize’s ancient Maya heritage.
Caracol Maya Temples
Hidden deep within Belize’s Chiquibul Forest, Caracol is one of the largest and most important ancient Maya cities in Central America. Caracol, which means “snail” in Spanish, covers over 50 square kilometers of jungle, with towering pyramids, ceremonial centers, and plazas. The city was once home to over 150,000 Maya and thrived as a powerful city-state, rivaling Tikal in Guatemala. The largest structure, Caana (Sky Palace), rises over 140 feet, offering panoramic views of the surrounding jungle. Explore this remarkable site on a guided tour and discover its history, architecture, and Maya culture.
Mountain Pine Ridge Nature escape tour
Tucked deep in the heart of western Belize lies the breathtaking Mountain Pine Ridge Forest Reserve, a highland escape filled with cascading waterfalls, hidden caves, freshwater pools, and towering pine trees. This extended 9-day adventure invites nature lovers to explore the region’s most scenic spots — from the misty heights of the Thousand Foot Falls to the crystal-clear plunge pools of Rio On and Big Rock. Along the way, discover ancient Maya ceremonial sites, vibrant butterflies, and rustic village life. Whether hiking to hidden lookouts, canoeing through sacred caves, or simply relaxing under a canopy of stars, this nature immersion offers a peaceful, invigorating journey through one of Belize’s most serene landscapes.
Barton Creek Cave Canoeing Tour (Optional Add-ons: Zipline, Big Rock, Butterfly Farm)
Paddle gently into the mystical Barton Creek Cave—an ancient Maya ceremonial site nestled in the limestone hills of the Mountain Pine Ridge foothills. This peaceful canoe tour takes you nearly a mile into the cave system, past dramatic stalactites, cathedral-like chambers, and Maya artifacts hidden in the shadows. Guided only by your headlamp and the sounds of dripping water, you’ll explore one of Belize’s most sacred subterranean rivers while learning about Maya rituals and geology. This gentle adventure is perfect for families, couples, and anyone seeking a slower, quieter kind of thrill in nature.
Belize Cooking Class with Traditional Coffee Making
Step into the heart of Maya and Mestizo culinary traditions with this immersive cooking class set in the charming village of San Antonio, just outside of San Ignacio. This hands-on cultural experience takes you from grinding fresh corn on a traditional metate to crafting your own tortillas, tamales, or caldo over a fire hearth. Alongside your host family, you’ll also prepare and taste Belize’s rich, hand-roasted coffee—brewed the old-fashioned way over open flame. Expect hearty flavors, welcoming smiles, and stories passed down for generations. This tour offers a deep connection to Belizean life through its most universal language: food.
Belize Zoo Tour with Lunch (Optional add-ons: Tubing, Blue Hole, or Altun Ha)
Often referred to as “The Best Little Zoo in the World,” the Belize Zoo is a must-visit for wildlife lovers and families. Set in 29 acres of natural savannah habitat, the zoo houses over 150 native animals, all rescued or born in captivity, representing more than 45 species. From tapirs and toucans to jaguars and howler monkeys, this is your chance to see Belize’s most iconic creatures up close in a setting that feels more like a wildlife sanctuary than a zoo. A guided walk introduces you to each animal’s story, while shaded jungle trails make it an enjoyable experience for all ages. Perfect for a relaxing half-day excursion from San Ignacio.
Belize Ziplining Adventure Tour with Lunch and Butterfly Farm
Soar through the lush rainforest canopy of Belize on this exhilarating ziplining adventure, located in the heart of the Nohoch Cheʼen Caves Branch Archaeological Reserve. With a series of thrilling platforms and lines that stretch across jungle valleys and riverways, this half-day tour offers spectacular aerial views, unforgettable rushes of adrenaline, and a new perspective of the Belizean jungle. Perfect for adventure lovers of all ages, the experience includes a safety briefing, high-quality gear, and guidance from trained zipline professionals. After your sky-high adventure, enjoy a well-earned Belizean lunch in a serene natural setting before heading back with a rush of energy and excitement.
Belize Cave Tubing Adventure With optional Ziplining Combo
$115 + $45 (Zipline Add-on)
Tucked inside the lush rainforest of western Belize lies the Nohoch Cheʼen Caves Branch Archaeological Reserve, home to one of the country’s most exhilarating experiences—cave tubing through ancient underground river systems. This two-day adventure combines a serene float through mystical limestone caverns with the adrenaline-pumping thrill of optional ziplining over jungle canopies. Trek along jungle trails where howler monkeys, iguanas, and tropical birds call home. As you drift into the darkness of the cave, headlamp illuminating the natural wonders within, you’ll witness stunning rock formations, underground waterfalls, and hidden Mayan history. On Day 2, enjoy a peaceful morning nature walk and optional cave swim before heading back with memories that span both calm and thrill.
ATM Cave Adventure tour
Deep within the Tapir Mountain Nature Reserve lies one of the world’s most awe-inspiring and mysterious cave systems—Actun Tunichil Muknal, or the ATM Cave. This full-day expedition is a true blend of adventure, archaeology, and raw jungle immersion. To reach the cave, we trek across jungle trails and river crossings, encountering the region’s thriving flora and fauna. Inside, we navigate chambers filled with ancient Maya ceremonial artifacts, pottery, skeletal remains, and mesmerizing stalactites and stalagmites. The ATM Cave is a sacred site where the Maya once performed ritual sacrifices to appease their gods—most famously, the “Crystal Maiden,” a fully intact skeleton of a young sacrificial victim, preserved by mineral deposits. This is a once-in-a-lifetime journey into Belize’s heart of mystery.
Crystal Cave Adventure at St. Herman’s Blue Hole National Park
Located outside Belmopan, Belize’s Capital, along the scenic Hummingbird Highway, an extraordinary adventure awaits. Locally known as the Mountain Cow Cave, the stunning, other-worldly Crystal Cave is found deep in the jungle, in the heart of the Blue Hole National Park. Venture into the well-maintained trails where you may encounter an exciting array of bird species, or small mammals, insects, and spider monkeys that reside near the area. Inside the cave, we discover remnants of the past, such as centuries-old fire pits, wall carvings, pottery, and other relics, as well as impressive crystal formations and stalactites and stalagmites. Prepare to traverse through the large chambers of the cave, fit through tight spaces, slide down mud ramps, and scramble along rocks. This is perhaps the most challenging jungle adventure Belize has to offer. After your muddy adventure, we head back to the parking lot to enjoy a refreshing Belizean lunch before taking a rejuvenating dip in the inland Blue Hole.
