Top Belize Tours, Sightseeing & Cruises - page 20

Discover the vibrant underwater world of Belize on a full-day snorkeling adventure at Hol Chan Marine Reserve and Shark Ray Alley. Swim alongside nurse sharks and rays in crystal-clear waters while exploring stunning coral gardens. Enjoy a delicious lunch featuring local flavors, fresh fruits, and drinks including rum punch. With experienced local guides, this tour offers a perfect blend of relaxation and underwater exploration, suitable for all skill levels. - Full-day tour from 9:30 AM to 4:30 PM - All snorkeling gear provided with park fees included - Lunch, fresh fruits, unlimited rum punch, and ceviche included - Swim with nurse sharks and rays in a guided experience

Not your standard farm tour—get an inside look at a fully functioning, off-grid jungle ecofarm established in 2015. Learn about tropical trees and plants as medicine, plus go behind the scenes to understand how off-grid systems actually work in real life. Experience abundant natural beauty as you’re guided through living systems that support daily life, from water collection and solar energy to food production and plant medicine—all within a lush tropical environment. The combination of practical knowledge and sensory immersion makes this experience unique. In addition to the tour, you’ll have ample opportunity to interact with the space—swimming in the crystalline river, relaxing on the riverside beach, and unwinding in hammocks in the breeze. With access to the entire ecofarm including a butterfly garden, this experience blends education, nature, and relaxation in a way that feels personal, grounded, and deeply memorable.

Venture to Bocawina National Park, home of the longest zipline in Belize, on this all-day adventure-packed tour from Hopkins. Spanning 2.5 miles (4 kilometers) across the national park, the zipline course allows you to see the lush rainforest from a bird’s-eye view. Also, go rappelling down the Bocawina Waterfall—a good option for beginners. Hotel pickup is included for your convenience.

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.

Personalize your adventure in Belize with this private tour combining an exploration of Altun Ha and a ziplining experience. Depart from San Pedro by sea or air for Altun Ha, the nearest Maya Temple to Belize City. Explore the ancient ruins, then head west for an exhilarating ziplining experience through the Belize jungle canopy, enjoying a bird’s eye view while speeding through the treetops.

Combine two top Belize adventures into one memorable day on a tour from San Ignacio that starts with a visit to the Xunantunich Mayan ruins, once a major trading center and home to Belize’s highest Mayan temple. Learn about the site’s amazing history on a guided tour, and then gear up for underground cave tubing and a relaxing float down the Caves Branch River.

Reach Lamanai by a scenic journey along the New River, where wildlife sightings may include birds, iguanas, monkeys, and crocodiles. At the archaeological reserve, follow your guide through forest trails to the major temples and learn how Lamanai remained an important Maya center for centuries. The combination of river travel, wildlife, and guide-led archaeology makes this shared experience different from a road-only ruins tour.

Go on an adventure to this incredible sacred cave in Belize. Drive from San Ignacio to Actun Tunichil Muknal, otherwise known as the Cave of the Stone Sepulchre. Here, you’ll follow guides as you wade through rivers and hike through the jungle to reach the cave entrance. Explore the stalactites, boulders and chambers of the cave, until you reach the remains of Crystal Maiden, believed to once have been a sacrificial offering to Gods.