Top Belize Attractions & Museums

ALTUNHA The area around Altun Ha is rich in wild life and over 200 species of birds that has been recorded and there are crocodiles inhabits the Maya water reservoir. Altun Ha is a major ceremonial and vital trade center during the classic period, has 2 principal plazas. The most significant find in Altun Ha is the ‘’Jade Head’’, which represent the Maya Sun God, Kinich Ahua; it’s the largest object carved of Jade in the Maya civilization. After altun ha we do cave tubing which it includes a nature walk through the jungle which your guide shares about certain things of the Flora and Fauna until you get to the entrance of the cave system. Thereafter your guide gets you on your tube all attach to each other groups for the cave-tubing part. Also we share the history and geology of the caves which is known as XIBALBA. Upon exiting the cave not all fun is done. And additional section of open river- tubing will be done Zip line does consist of 6 zip line runs through the jungle

Go cave tubing in a remote national park on a guided half-day outing. Travel by mini-bus into the rain forest outside of Belize City and learn about the area’s tropical flora and fauna on a brief walk to the cave system. Once there, get outfitted with a life jacket, helmet, and light, hop in a tube and float downstream, passing unique rock formations and a waterfall as you go.

Delve into the Mayan underworld on a tour of Actun Tunichil Muknal (ATM) cave, a natural attraction that's challenging to reach on your own. This full-day tour from San Ignacio includes a scenic hike through Tapir Nature Reserve, followed by swimming, climbing, and exploring the cave’s chambers filled with ancient Mayan artifacts and human sacrifices. With round-trip transportation, a guide, and a local lunch included, this tour offers a seamless way to experience Belize’s rich history and natural beauty.

Dive into the most interactive, fun and educational Garifuna Basket Weaving and Cultural & Culinary Experience in Belize. Visit Kalipuna Cultural Heritage Island a unique destination designated for the preservation of Garifuna Culture and share and learn from passionate and knowledgeable afro-indigenous advocates by participating in hands on Traditional basket weaving, cooking classes learning authentic & traditional Garifuna recipes and cooking methods. Chit chat about Garifuna History with knowledgable elders. Explore the lush herbal garden and learning about herbs used for both recreation and medicinal purposes. Savor the fruits of your labor as you enjoy a mouthwatering Garifuna meal. Every bite tells a story, connecting you to the flavors of this vibrant culture. Cultural dishes can be customize so that guests with special dietary restrictions can also enjoy. Conclude your day with a mesmerizing Garifuna drumming session led by our master drumming instructor.

*Paddle the Hidden Freshwater Creek Lagoon Glide through calm mangrove waterways rich with wildlife, history, and untouched natural beauty. *Led by Authentic Garifuna Cultural Hosts Experience real stories, traditions, and knowledge shared by the people who live and preserve this culture. *Hands-On Coconut & Cooking Experience Crack, grate, and extract fresh coconut milk, then prepare traditional dishes like hudut over an open fire. *Multi-Sensory Cultural Immersion Hear the drums, taste authentic flavors, and engage all your senses in a vibrant, interactive experience. *Small Groups, Deep Connection Enjoy a personalized experience where you’re not just watching—you’re fully involved and welcomed like family.

Nature lovers will enjoy this guided cave tubing adventure in Belize’s Nohoch Che'en Archaeological Reserve. Meet your guide and small group at the reserve’s entrance and, after getting kitted out with safety gear, begin with a pleasant stroll through the rainforest. Learn about the site’s Mayan history and rich ecosystem from your guide before floating downstream in a dramatic underground cave system, admiring the views as you go.