Top Belize Tours by Duration

Get outside the city to enjoy a day of in nature. Meet your guide at Nohoch Che'en archeological reserve where you will take a short hike to local caves. Then, kayak down the Caves Branch River, learning about the area’s flora and fauna along the way. Enjoy geological formations, waterfalls, and beautiful scenery as you explore the park’s natural bounty.

Tour Altun Ha, the ruins of an ancient Mayan city, with a local guide. After some souvenir shopping and lunch, make a pit stop at the Belize sign, a colorful art display against an ocean backdrop. The day wraps up with a tasting and tour at a local rum factory.

Easily fit in an expedition to one of Belize’s most impressive Mayan sites, Altun Ha, on a half-day tour. Leave the bustle of Belize City for the quiet mystery of ancient plazas, pyramids, and ceremonial temples. A guide shares the fascinating history of the fallen Mayan civilization and shows you the most impressive ruins, including the spot where a famous jade head was discovered.

Combine two fun activities into one full-day tour—a hassle-free alternative to managing multiple reservations—on this action-packed adventure from San Ignacio. Float through the largest cave system in Central America during a tubing session, and spot glittering crystals and stalactites inside a series of spacious caverns. Then, strap in for an exciting zipline journey from tree to tree with a bird’s-eye view of the forest floor.

Uncover the ancient mysteries of archaeological sites, Xunantunich and Cahal Pech, on an enriching tour from San Ignacio. Travel deep into the Belizean jungle with a guide and discover Mayan structures and exotic flora and fauna. At Xunantunich, gaze at spectacular views of the lush forest from El Castillo, Belize’s second highest man-made structure, and marvel at the intriguing limestone structures of Cahal Pech. Gain fascinating insight into the history and culture of the Maya empire from your expert guide on this educational tour.

Get your thrills with this zipline and rappelling adventure inside the Mayflower Bocawina National Park. Choose your ideal departure time—tours are available throughout the day—throw on your safety gear and glide through the canopy of a Caribbean rainforest. Race along the exciting 2.5 mile (4 kilometer) course, which includes 12 platforms and 8 runs, including one that spans 2,300 feet (701 meters), with a private guide and all safety gear included.

Take to the skies as you explore the jungle from a vantage point few travelers get to experience on this zipline adventure. Just a short journey from Belize City, don safety gear and get strapped in for a treetop journey through the leafy canopy and along the Sibun River, crossing seven lines in total.

Get the benefits of learning one on one with this private tour of archaeological wonders from the Maya civilization. From San Ignacio, you’ll spend the day exploring two of the most important sites in Belize: Xunantunich and Cahal Pech. You’ll learn all about the history, beliefs and culture of this ancient world as you wander through the preserved ruins. A convenient hotel transfer means your day is relaxing and enjoyable.

Spot Belize’s diverse wildlife without the challenge of navigating remote waterways or knowing where to look. This guided river experience takes you through mangroves and into prime habitats, with a knowledgeable guide helping you identify animals you might otherwise miss. With a stop in a local village and a relaxed pace, it’s an easy way to connect with nature beyond typical sightseeing.

Follow the footsteps of the ancient Maya on a full-day trip to Caracol from San Ignacio, and go deep into the jungle to discover a remarkable archeological site. Watch for bright tropical birds and howler monkeys as you explore the sprawling ruined city, and take in views of rolling forest canopy from the top of the Caana pyramid. Trace the history of the site in a vivid series of carved stelae and stone altars, then visit a natural swimming pool in the Mountain Pine Ridge before returning to the city.

Experience the Mayan underworld of Xibalba on a guided cave-tubing adventure. After a convenient hotel pickup, enjoy a safety briefing, orientation and 45-minute hike through the rainforest before hopping in a tube at the mouth of this elaborate cave system. Witness fr intricate rock formations, learn about the caves’ history from an informative guide, and enjoy a delicious barbecue lunch after you reemerge into the sunlight.

Go cave tubing and ziplining on an active shore excursion from Belize City that goes deep into the Belizean rainforest. Float through an underground cave system, soar between treetops, and visit a butterfly house to see some of the rainforest’s most colorful creatures. Combining the activities is a great way to experience two Belize highlights, even if you have limited time in port. Refuel with a tasty local lunch.

Step back in time at one of Belize’s most impressive Mayan sites, the ancient city of Xunantunich. Cross a hand-cranked ferry to reach the hilltop ruins, where you can explore former palaces, plazas, and ball courts with a guide and climb to the top of a ceremonial stone temple. After this archaeological adventure, head to the Mountain Pine Ridge region for a refreshing swim in Big Rock Falls.

Combine a visit to the Mayan ruins at Altun Ha with a tubing trip at the Nohoch Che'en Caves Branch Archaeological Reserve on this small-group tour from Belize City. Your driver will take you and a small group of fellow travelers out to Altun Ha, where you'll learn about Mayan history as you explore the ruins. You'll wrap up your trip with a river tubing adventure at Nohoch Che'en Caves.

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.

Explore the pristine Northern coast of Ambergris Caye, with amazing blue waters and beautiful views along the way. While we start our morning sail, we serve you fresh fruit and homemade Belizean meat-pies. In the end of 2015 Mexico Rocks became a part of the Hol Chan Marine Reserve, to protect its rich marine life and precious corals. We do our first stop for snorkeling there and then continue to our favorite spot - a shallow area close by the reef, that is just like a natural pool (great for non-swimmers as well)! Here we make a break to relax in the shallow warm water, while the crew prepares our famous Belizean buffet on-board. Traditional dishes like stewed chicken and rice and beans with our Captain’s secret recipe BBQ fish! After lunch we return South doing a second snorkel stop at Tres Cocos. Open bar with local rum, vodka, gin, soft drinks and juices is included. Try the specials, rum punch and "panty rippers"!

Experience the beauty of the Caribbean Sea aboard your own charter and discover some of the best snorkeling spots in the area. Stop at two snorkel locations to see several marine species, like sea turtles, nurse sharks, and stingrays. Then, head to Caye Caulker for hours of free time to explore the island before heading back to San Pedro as the sun is setting.

A must-do experience when visiting Belize City, the cave tubing tour is one of the area’s most popular activities. Take a scenic and educational hike to a cave system in the Belizean jungle, where your local guide gets you situated for the next leg of the journey. All necessary equipment—headlights, helmets, life jackets, and tubes—are included. Admire nature’s handiwork as you float past rock formations, drip stones, stalactites, and stalagmites.

Explore the mysteries of the Mayan underworld without getting bogged down with booking taxis and tickets on an expedition to Crystal Cave in Belize’s Blue Hole National Park. On this full-day trip from San Ignacio, a guide will lead you along a lush jungle trail to the cave entrance, where you’ll spelunk your way through limestone formations and encounter ceremonial artifacts left behind by the ancient Maya. You'll also visit the Blue Hole, a natural sinkhole surrounded by tropical forest.

Discover the magic of the Maya underworld without the crowds. This tour features small group sizes for a highly personalized, premium experience from start to finish. Tour Highlights: • Small-Group Guarantee: Enjoy individual attention and a relaxed pace with fewer guests per guide. • All-Inclusive Transport: Stress-free, convenient hotel pickup and drop-off included within 10km of San Ignacio. • Authentic Sit-Down Lunch: Fuel up after your adventure with a delicious, freshly prepared meal. • The Adventure: Journey to the spectacular Nohoch Che'en Caves Branch Archaeological Reserve to gear up and float through an ancient cave system on a guided cave tubing expedition. This tour begins at 8:30am and concludes around 2:30pm.

Head out on a private daylong adventure in Belize and learn about the country's culture, visit ruins and caves including the ancient site of Altun Ha, and discover the local wildlife. Travel comfortably in a roomy SUV limo along with your guide. Breakfast, lunch, and drinks are included. This tour is designed for groups of six to 16 travelers.

Kayak through Macal River Park on a private, four-hour tour from San Ignacio, following a river route associated with ancient Maya trade. With kayaks and life jackets provided, look for iguanas, birds, fish, and medicinal plants while enjoying Belize’s flora and fauna from the river.

Discover the underground wonders of Belize on a cave tubing tour of Nohoch Che'en Caves Branch Archaeological Reserve from Belize City. You’ll float down gently-flowing waters and discover the rich Mayan history of the archaeological site, which is notable for its prehistoric and geological significance.

Spend a day in the lush jungles of Belize on this outdoor adventure in the Actun Loch Tunich Natural Sink Hole. Join a small group and trek through the jungle to reach the site of the sinkhole. Then, gear up and prepare for the 300-foot (91-meter) descent where a picnic lunch is provided. The final part of your adventure involves hiking out of the cave and back to base camp.