Top Belize Tours by Duration - page 13

You’ll depart from Caye Caulker Island by sea on San Pedro Belize Express water ferry or by air on Maya Island Air; the choice is yours.. Keep your cameras handy as there will be many opportunities to get pictures of monkeys and other wildlife. This beautiful, serene ride is a great way to start your day before you get to walk through and climb the temples at Lamanai. Ask your experienced guide for names of flora and fauna along the way. Your boat captain will make a couple of stops to mimic the call of the animals in the area and for you to get pictures.Once at Lamanai, if you are not afraid of heights, climbing the tallest temple to get the one-of-a-kind view above the canopy will be a piece of cake. The roped steps lead up and down the temple for safety, rest, and balance. The guided tour will enlighten you on the life of the Maya people who once occupied this beautiful location. Souvenirs and local craft are available for sale at this site

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.

Cockscomb Basin Wildlife Sanctuary is a beautiful and diverse nature reserve located in Belize. It is home to a wide range of flora and fauna, including jaguars, howler monkeys, and an incredible variety of birds. One of the best ways to explore this stunning natural environment is through a Waterfalls and Jungle Hike tour.

Looking for a thrilling and refreshing jungle escape? Join us on an unforgettable Antelope Falls Hike, located deep within Mayflower Bocawina National Park—just a short drive from Hopkins Village This guided adventure takes you through lush rainforest trails, where exotic wildlife, tropical birds, and vibrant flora’ll surround you. The hike is about 1.1 miles each way, and while it’s considered moderately challenging due to the steep climb, the views and experience are worth every step. You’ll ascend roughly 550 feet to the top of the falls, where a natural emerald pool awaits you—perfect for a refreshing swim with panoramic views stretching all the way to the Caribbean Sea. Along the way, our knowledgeable guides will point out interesting plants, animals, and natural features, making this more than just a hike—it’s an immersive jungle adventure.

Begin your adventure at our main office in Caye Caulker, where the crew welcomes you, fits you with quality snorkeling gear, and gives a full safety briefing. Board a high-speed boat and cruise to your first stop at Tarpon Feeding Dock, where giant silver tarpons leap from the water to take snacks from your hand. Next, visit a manatee sighting area for the chance to swim with these gentle giants in their natural habitat. Continue to a sunken shipwreck and enjoy free time exploring the corals and marine life. Then snorkel the Hol Chan Marine Reserve with sea turtles, stingrays, eagle rays, tropical fish, and vibrant corals, with the option to swim through a small underwater cave. Relax at Conch Shell Bay with a Belizean lunch before heading to Shark Ray Alley for a safe swim with nurse sharks and stingrays. End with a free snorkel in a colorful coral garden. Private tours are available for cruise ship guests. Please select this option when booking. Minimum 4 people per booking.

Your day begins with a 50 minute drive along the Picturesque Highway enroute to the Caves Branch Area. Enjoy zipping through the lush Belize Jungle and over the Caves Branch River.. Explore the enchanting caves of Belize on a soft adventure that unveils the beauty of the ancient Mayan underworld. Guided by an expert, the journey begins with a fascinating exploration of dry cave systems, where you’ll learn about stunning stalactites, stalagmites, and crystal formations. Then, glide on inner tubes down the Caves Branch River, immersing yourself in the sacred history and cultural beliefs of the Mayans, who once performed rituals in these hallowed spaces. This unique experience not only highlights the geological wonders of Belize but also offers a glimpse into the rich tapestry of its past.

Experience the magic of Maya King Waterfalls – where jungle paradise meets effortless adventure! Escape to one of Belize's best-kept secrets without the strenuous hike. This unforgettable tour takes you from the laid-back coastal charm of Hopkins Village into the heart of the Maya Mountains, where the spectacular three-tiered Maya King Waterfalls awaits. Perfect for travelers who want authentic jungle beauty without the exhausting trek, this is your chance to swim in crystal-clear mountain pools surrounded by pristine rainforest – and you're just a 2-minute walk from getting there. This isn't just a swim – it's a complete sensory immersion. Feel the cool mountain water against your skin, hear the symphony of tropical birds and cascading water, breathe in the rich scent of the rainforest, and witness nature in its purest form.

As we embark on the Xunantunich tour, what sets it apart is the journey across the Mopan River, where we'll navigate using a hand-cranked ferry to reach the temples, a unique and adventurous start to our exploration. Before immersing ourselves in the grandeur of the main temples, we'll visit a museum showcasing skeletal and pottery remains, providing a fascinating glimpse into the ancient civilization. Scaling the towering El Castillo, the second highest Maya temple in Belize, promises an awe-inspiring experience, with its remarkable architecture offering panoramic vistas of the lush jungle and serene Mopan River below. This archaeological site not only boasts unparalleled historical significance but also serves as a vibrant tapestry of culture and wildlife, enriching our journey with every step. After this amazing experience, visitors will hike back to the parking lot along with their tour guides.

The Crooked Tree Wildlife Sanctuary is one of the best places in Belize to see birds in their natural habitat, with hundreds of types of birds calling this wetland ecosystem home. With this tour, you'll get to go birdwatching by boat; you may see some other animals, too, from crocodiles to howler monkeys.

This shore excursion begins with boarding an air-conditioned van for a 44 miles ride to Jaguar Paw. You will have an unforgettable experience there as you soar through a portion of Belize's untouched forest on six different zip line runs. Then take a 25-minute walk deep into the forest to the cave entrance known as "Xibalba," the underworld of the Mayan civilization, where you will get on your tube for a fantastic journey on a lazy river that takes through a cave which is ¾ of a mile long looking at the formations and listening to the history of how the Mayans utilizes the cave. On this excursion, you have the chance to encounter many of the birds and animal that calls the forest home. So keep an eye out. You never know.

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.

Not your typical butterfly garden tour—this experience is a fully immersive adventure on an organic, off-grid jungle ecofarm. Rather than viewing butterflies from a distance, you’re invited into their environment at the most active and magical time of day: sunset, when Owl Butterflies especially are vibrantly alive and interactive. You’ll have the rare opportunity to be in close, natural contact with the butterflies as they move freely around you—often landing directly on you—creating a playful and memorable connection with wildlife. The experience is further enhanced by sensory elements like sound bowls, along with optional time to swim in a crystalline river and relax in hammocks before the tour begins. Blending nature, education, and gentle adventure, this experience offers a uniquely personal and peaceful way to connect with wild jungle creatures.

Set off with your guide on a scenic drive that passes through the traditional village of San Jose Succotz. As we approach Xunantunich, we will ferry cross the Mopan River on a historic hand-cranked ferry, followed by a mile drive to the hilltop site of Xunantunich. The partially-excavated and largest pyramid-El Castillo, stands at 130 ft. above the main plaza floor, offering an impressive 360 degree, panoramic view over the jungle canopy of the Mopan River Valley. We highly recommend climbing to the top of the El Castillo, If possible. Then unto Barton Creek through some beautiful hilly terrains. Barton creek is a natural limestone cave that was once used by Mayans for ceremonial activities. The cave can only be accessed by canoes, After entering the cave about a mile in paddling through the cathedral like chambers and wide passage caverns. You can also take a swim in the clear refreshing blue-like creek.

Make the most of your time in Belize with this shore excursion from Belize City. Your driver will pick you up right at the port and take you to three different snorkeling spots along the enormous Belize Barrier Reef, where you can see all sorts of beautiful marine life before returning to the port to board your ship.

Spend the day exploring two of Belize’s most unique spots. Start at Xunantunich, a quiet Maya ruin where you can climb to the top of El Castillo and take in sweeping views of the jungle and nearby Guatemala. Afterward, head to St. Herman’s Cave for a relaxed tubing trip through cool underground rivers and wide limestone caverns. It’s a laid-back, active day that blends history, nature, and a bit of adventure, it's perfect if you want to see a different side of Belize without rushing. Great for curious travelers who enjoy being outdoors and learning something along the way.

Visit one of the most impressive Ancient Mayan temples on a day trip combined with a refreshing cave tubing experience at St. Herman's cave. This is an all-inclusive package that includes transportation from/to Hopkins, guided tours, drinking water, lunch, park admissions, and a stop for a swim at the Inland Blue Hole. Climb to the top of these high temples learn about this Ancient civilization, and look for local animals including birds, coatimundi, spiders, and howler monkeys. After visiting the Mayan temples, drive to the cave tubing area. Float relaxed inside these dark chambers on this full-day adventure away from the visiting cruise passengers to Belize.

St. Herman's Blue Hole National Park is located on the Hummingbird Highway 12 miles from our beautiful Capital Belmopan. Blue Hole National Park covers over 500 acres of dense tropical rain forest and some of the birds we see are: White Hawk, White Neck Jacobin, Black Cheeked Woodpecker, Royal Flycatcher, Salty-Tail Trogon, Dot Winged, Antwren, White Necked Puff bird, Blue Ground Dove, Golden Hooded Tanager, Crimson Collared Tanager, Spot Breasted Wren and Wedge Billed Woodpecker.

Journey deep into Belize’s history and natural beauty on this full-day Caracol Maya Ruins Combo from San Ignacio. Explore towering temples where ancient kings once ruled. Step inside the cathedral-like Rio Frio Cave before cooling off at Big Rock Falls. With small groups and licensed local guides, you’ll experience breathtaking scenery, authentic stories, and time to connect with each site truly. Travel in comfort with hotel pickup, lunch, and all fees included—no hidden costs, no rush. As a woman-owned, community-based company, Ruwa Travels ensures your journey is safe, meaningful, and unforgettable. Highlights • Explore Caracol, Belize’s largest Maya city • Walk through Rio Frio Cave and swim at Big Rock Falls • Small-group tour with local guides and lunch included

Discover why National Geographic ranked ATM the #1 sacred cave in the world. This immersive adventure takes you deep into the Belizean jungle and through a subterranean river system. Explore a "living museum" filled with ancient Maya pottery and sacrificial remains.

Itinerary & Duration -Scenic drive: Approximately 1 hour 15 minutes from Belize City -Zipline adventure: 1 hour of thrilling lines over the rainforest canopy -Nature hike: 25–30 minute guided walk to the cave entrance -Cave tubing: 1 hour, through crystal-clear rivers and limestone caves -Tubes are transported to the cave entrance -Only a short 3-minute walk at the exit -Lunch stop (10-minute drive): Enjoy a traditional Belizean meal featuring rice and beans cooked in coconut milk, stewed chicken, coleslaw, and fried ripe plantain, served with a local soda or water -Return: Approximately 1 hour 15 minutes back to Belize City or your drop-off location This tour is ideal for travelers looking to experience Belize’s top adventure activities in one seamless, well-organized day.

Experience traditional chocolate-making just like the ancient Mayans, using a stone grinding slab, a roller, and locally grown cacao. Learn about the rich history and cultural significance of cacao in Mayan traditions. After your hands-on chocolate adventure, unwind at the serene Maya King Waterfall. Enjoy a refreshing swim in the cool mountain water and relax in the heart of the jungle; an unforgettable way to end your day. The best part is that reaching the waterfall requires no long hike; it’s just a two-minute walk to this breathtaking spot.

Xunantunich with river tubing is an awesome combination tour. After hiking the beautiful Mayan site you will get to relax in an inner tube and float down the lazy Mopan river. Exploring some of the best flora and fauna that lay on the bank of the river edge. Floating down the river and being sun kissed by the sun on a beautiful day like a dream come true. It's an experience of a lifetime that you could enjoy with your other half, family or friends. Come and let your well trained tour guide make it one to remember.

Caracol is the tallest mayan structure standing at a height of 1600 feet above sea level, Caracol meaning (snail). Caracol is also located about 25 miles of the town of San Ignacio in the foothills of Chiquibul Forest Reserve in West Belize. Caracol was the largest Mayan city in Belize and hold 150,000 thousand people more that what Belize has in todays date. Caracol's settlement history dates back atleast to the early Pre-Classic (1000-800 B.C.) with monumental structures commencing in the late Pre-Classic (300 B.C.-200 A.D.). And then the Rio Frio Cave system is one of the largest opening cave system that is open for visitors. it also has an refreshing running water flowing through the center of the cave. with its amazing stalactites and stalagmites formation. Rio on Pools is one of the most refreshing water to take a refreshing bath after a long day of tour. You could swim and enjoy the water before heading back to you home away from home.

Joining a tour at Jardin Pachamama Eco Park offers the deepest connection to local life, giving you memorable encounters with authentic traditions and insider knowledge passed down through captivating local storytelling. Visitors will gain a true sense of personal well-being by immersing in the park's restorative nature, folklore and sustainable practices, transforming in simple visit into a truly enriching cultural experience. This tour is good for families, cultural enthusiasts, wellness seekers, eco-tourists, couples or storytellers.