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Combine three of Belize’s top natural and historical attractions on a combo tour that saves you the hassle of booking each activity separately. Exploring the ancient Mayan site of Xunantunich with a guide puts the ruins into context, while cave tubing and ziplining satisfy an appetite for adventure. Note that the tour starts and ends in Belize City; water-taxi transfers from Caye Caulker are not included.

Xunantunich is an absolute bucket list experience for Belize. And this triple combo gives it all... arguably the best triple combo experience for memorable Belize trip!

Climb to the top of Belize’s second-tallest ancient pyramid and canoe to a sacred Mayan cave on this combo tour from San Ignacio. At the Xunantunich archaeological site, take in the views from atop the ‘El Castillo’ temple and see the ruins of royal palaces. A drive through modern Mayan villages takes you the entrance of Barton Creek Cave, once a sacred site for burials and ceremonies. The cave is only accessible by canoe, but it's a gentle ride, making this a great option for all ages and fitness levels.

This guide-led experience brings travelers together for a well-paced look at the places and activities in the itinerary. At Xunantunich, walk through the ceremonial plazas, learn how the ancient city developed, and take in the wide Cayo District views around El Castillo. A hands-on chocolate-making experience introduces the cacao process and its long connection with Maya culture. Allow about 8 hours for the full experience. This is a shared experience with a listed maximum of 16 travelers. entrance fees, transportation, and bottled water are included. lunch is not included. The experience is not wheelchair accessible. It is not recommended for pregnant travelers, travelers with back problems, and travelers with heart problems or other serious medical conditions.

This guide-led experience brings travelers together for a well-paced look at the places and activities in the itinerary. The tour begins from Hopkins. At Xunantunich, walk through the ceremonial plazas, learn how the ancient city developed, and take in the wide Cayo District views around El Castillo. At the Inland Blue Hole, enjoy the forest setting and time at the natural freshwater pool—a refreshing break during the day. Allow about 6 hours for the full experience. This is a shared experience with a listed maximum of 15 travelers. transportation, entrance fees, guide service, lunch, bottled water, soft drinks, and juice are included. The experience is not wheelchair accessible. It is not recommended for pregnant travelers, travelers with back problems, and travelers with heart problems or other serious medical conditions.

Venture deep into the lush Maya mountains to discover the marvels of Belize's ancient heritage on this full-day excursion. Explore the majestic Xunantunich Mayan ruin, renowned as the "Maiden of the Rock," and learn about the ancient archaeological site. Then, dive into the crystal-clear waters of the Blue Hole National Park, formed by the collapse of an underground limestone cave.

We are the first -- and only -- provider of super stretch, 20 passenger, SUV limousines in the country of Belize. When you go on one of Belize's amazing day tours, learn about our culture, visit our fabulous ruins and caves, and explore our wildlife adventures, why do so bouncing around in a circa-1980 panel van with a distracted driver/guide yelling over his shoulder at you? Instead, ride with a professional limo driver dedicated to only one thing -- your safety. Take a deep and meaningful dive into our culture with a top-flight guide, who accompanies you inside the limo, faces you, eye to eye, answering all your questions and catering to all your needs. Breakfast, lunch, spirits, all included. In truth, you spend more time getting to these sites than enjoying them, so why not make the transportation part of the experience? this tour is perfect for a group that wants a private tour experience.

Visit Xunantunich, one of Belize’s most impressive Maya sites, famous for its towering structures and Belize’s largest royal tomb discovered in 2016. Begin in San Jose Succotz, crossing the Mopan River on a hand-cranked ferry. Explore El Castillo, a 130-foot pyramid offering panoramic jungle views and glimpses of Guatemala. Watch for howler monkeys and learn the story behind the name “Stone Woman” from local legend. After the ruins, visit San Ignacio Market to browse fresh produce, crafts, and spices, then explore downtown San Ignacio, enjoying its vibrant streets, cafés, shops, and authentic Belizean culture.

In addition to a personal experience, you will - Have exclusive access to off the beaten path parts of the site - Climb one of the tallest Mayan structures - Smell and taste exotic wild plants - Connect with the world of the ancient Maya - Create lasting memories with loved ones - Learn about the lives of ordinary people - Have fun!

Spend the day exploring Belize on this guided day tour from Hopkins. First, head to the Mayan center of Xunantunich, which sits on a hilltop, and catch panoramic views including a look across the border into Guatemala. From there, hike through the rainforest and hop in your inner tube to float through the must-see caves of Belize.

This shared Xunantunich tour from San Ignacio focuses on the details that make the ancient city memorable, beginning with the hand-cranked ferry across the Mopan River. Climb the limestone ridge and walk through six ceremonial plazas containing more than 25 temples and palaces. At El Castillo, your guide explains the carved friezes and their symbolism, the role of Maya rulers, religious ceremony, astronomy, and Xunantunich’s connections across the Cayo region. The elevated setting and views toward Guatemala help travelers understand why this location mattered, while the guide’s interpretation turns walls and plazas into a story about the people who built and used them. Because the experience concentrates on one archaeological reserve, guests can develop a clearer understanding instead of treating the Maya ruins as a quick photo stop. The shared format offers an enjoyable way to explore with other travelers while retaining a strong educational focus.

Satisfy an appetite for adventure during a high-octane day trip that combines three of Belize’s top attractions and activities—the Mayan ruins of Xunantunich, cave tubing and ziplining. As well as saving you the hassle of booking three separate tours, this small-group excursion is limited to 15 travelers, to ensure you receive personalized attention from your guide. Plus, you’ll see Belize from three different perspectives—land, water, and sky.

The overall ambience on the Xunantunich & Cave Tubing tour is that you get to experience the best of both worlds, from exploring the ancient Maya Site and the underworld. Seeing broken pottery; a spectacular sinkhole in the middle of the cave that had lush green flora looking like some mystical entrance to another world out of a dark cave; swimming in the cave's crystal clear waters is allowed & jumping off of a peak within the cave straight into a pool of cold fresh water is only a few highlights . We create a welcoming environment for all our guests, what starts out as yet another expedition, quickly turns into what felt like a reunion of friends having a good time in the caves and jungles of Belize. Tukan tours and adventures provide a travel experience with a welcoming twist! One would go as far as saying that we strive to provide the true Belizean travel experience not only highlighting the attractions at hand, but giving participants a taste of true Belizean hospitality.

Pair the history of Xunantunich with a genuine ranch horseback experience at Banana Bank Lodge & Jungle Horseback Adventures. After exploring the Maya site, meet the ranch team, receive a safety briefing, and be matched with a suitable horse. Follow the ranch guide along tropical trails and riverside countryside at a comfortable pace. The day combines archaeological interpretation with a guided ranch ride suited to first-time and experienced riders who can follow the safety instructions.

Experience the Mayan world and see the major ancient site of Xunantunich, plus go cave tubing and ziplining, on this all-day guided tour. Explore the ancient ruins before you take flight through the air on a zipline course that includes six stages; each platform is 100 feet (30.5 meters) high. Then, cruise along in an inner tube as you pass through a series of underground caves.

Discover two of Belize’s highlights in one day: explore the ancient Maya temples of Xunantunich, then float through underground rivers on a cave tubing adventure.This hassle-free experience is perfect for families, adventure seekers, and history buffs. Begin at Xunantunich, crossing the hand-cranked ferry and climbing the towering El Castillo pyramid for sweeping jungle views that stretch into Guatemala. Learn stories of Maya kings and rituals of this ancient city. Then cool off with a cave tubing adventure through Belize’s underground river system. Equipped with life vests, helmets, lights, and tubes, float past glittering formations and hidden chambers as guides reveal Maya legends of Xibalba, the underworld. - Cross the hand-cranked ferry and explore Maya temples with licensed local guides. - Float underground rivers on a cave tubing adventure. - Woman-owned operator for authentic care. - Small-group tour with lunch, equipment, transport and fees included.

Two great activities in one day. Includes: Lunch, private guide, entrance fees, caving equipment, water, transport to & from your accommodation IN TOWN 1st stop:Xunantunich, explore & climb maya structures, learn some history & uses of the mysterious structures, enjoy the panoramic views El Castillo and other perfect spots at Xunantunich. followed by: approx 1.25hrs drive to cave tubing park (Nohoch Che'en aka Jaguar Paw) Explore this incredible watery cave with a short jungle trek before entering one of the secretive portals to the underworld; some climbing as you witness amazing cave formations, ancient Mayan artifacts and unique cave critters. You will also have access to exclusive parts of the cave most people skip. This will help you create unforgettable memories with just you and your family. PLEASE NOTE: St Leonard's cave tubing has 2 options, if most popular caving spot is closed due to flash flood, our second cave tubing spot is almost guaranteed to be open

Combine a rainforest zipline experience with ancient Maya ruins on a full-day trip from San Ignacio to Xunantunich Cave. Traveling almost to the remote Guatemalan border, this ziplining trip is a great way to get deep into the jungle without much time on the road, and you’ll go from tree-to-tree on an exciting series of eight platforms that are set high in the rainforest canopy.

Take a break from the beaches to see two highlights of Belize’s lush Cayo District, all without renting a car. Stand atop the massive El Castillo temple and and peer into Guatemala at the Xunantunich archaeological site, where a guide shows you highlights of the ruins and reveals secrets of ancient Mayan life. Later, cool off with a swim in the Blue Hole, a natural swimming pool surrounded by tropical forest.

Embark on a half-day adventure to Xunantunich and the Inland Blue Hole from Placencia. Prepare to be transported through time as you explore the national treasure of Xunantunich. Along the way, catch a glimpse of local life at the Mopan River. After immersing yourself in the wonders of Xunantunich, cool off with a dip in the enchanting Inland Blue Hole. This hidden gem, distinct from Belize's renowned Blue Hole in the Caribbean Sea, is nestled in lush woodlands.

Go on a journey around Xunantunich on this half-day tour from Belize City, and see the old Mayan ceremonial center. Take a ferry ride over to the Mayan ruins and climb to the top of the El Castillo pyramid. Then, hike through a rainforest to get to see some of Belize’s caves.

We are the first -- and only -- provider of super stretch, 20 passenger, SUV limousines in the country of Belize. When you go on one of Belize's amazing day tours, learn about our culture, visit our fabulous ruins and caves, and explore our wildlife adventures, why do so bouncing around in a circa-1980 panel van with a distracted driver/guide yelling over his shoulder at you? Instead, ride with a professional limo driver dedicated to only one thing -- your safety. Take a deep and meaningful dive into our culture with a top-flight guide, who accompanies you inside the limo, faces you, eye to eye, answering all your questions and catering to all your needs. Breakfast, lunch, spirits, all included. In truth, you spend more time getting to these sites than enjoying them, so why not make the transportation part of the experience? this tour is perfect for a group that wants a private tour experience.

Combine several of Belize’s top outdoor adventures in one day without arranging separate excursions. This private tour pairs a high-flying zipline with a guided kayak journey through a cave system featuring waterfalls, rock formations, and swimming spots. Hotel pickup and private transportation keep the focus on adventure rather than logistics.

Prepare for a day filled with adventure on this guided tour from Hopkins. First, head to Xunantunich, located close to Belize’s western border. Here, catch panoramic views of the Cayo District and nearby Guatemala from atop El Castillo, the main temple of the archeological site. From there, travel to Caves Branch Archaeological Reserve for a cave tubing and ziplining adventure.