Top Hopkins Bus Tours

Xunantunich Maya Ruins is one of Belize’s most famous archaeological sites, which can mean buses that travel there get crowded. Instead of looking up public transport schedules, enjoy this small-group tour instead. Travel seamlessly from Hopkins Bay to Xunantunich, explore the ruins with a guide, and then continue the trip to St. Herman’s Cave. Here you can try out cave tubing, with all required equipment provided for extra convenience.

Get ready for the ultimate combination of thrill and relaxation! Your adventure begins with a heart-pounding zipline ride through the lush Belizean jungle, where you'll soar high above the canopy, catching breathtaking views and feeling the adrenaline rush as you glide from platform to platform. After the excitement in the treetops, it’s time to unwind with a refreshing river tubing experience. Drift lazily along cool, crystal-clear waters as you soak in the natural beauty of the rainforest surrounding you. It's the perfect balance of action and tranquility, ideal for nature lovers and adventure seekers alike. Whether you're traveling solo, with a partner, or as a family, this tour promises unforgettable moments and spectacular scenery.

Combine the best of Belizean nature and culture on this combo tour that includes a visit to the Xunantunich ancient Mayan ruins and the Inland Blue Hole — a beautiful jungle lagoon. The ruins can be difficult to navigate on your own, but a guide explains the site’s fascinating history and helps you safely climb the highest stone temple in Belize. A picnic lunch and hotel pickup are included for a stress-free adventure.

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.

Discover the ancient Maya site of Tikal, which is located in Guatemala across the western border of Belize, on this all-day tour from Hopkins. These ancient ruins, including temples and pyramids, illustrate the story of Mayan culture and history. Navigate immigration and customs at the Guatemala border with the help of a guide.

Venture out on this half-day horseback riding excursion that’s suitable for all ages at a private ranch in Hopkins. Ride the well-trained horses through orange groves and into the rainforest, plus head to the river for a refreshing swim with the horses. The working farm is home to sheep, cows, goats, and more.

Belize has long been a birder’s best-kept secret. In fact, some people say that if you’re not a birder when you arrive in Belize, you’ll be one by the time you leave. Almost half of the land in Belize is managed as reserves, wildlife sanctuaries, national parks, and protected habitats. Many are managed by the Belize Audubon Society and these protected areas provide a rich diversity of natural ecosystems where birds thrive.

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.

Discover one of Belize's best-kept secrets on a day trip to the Cockscomb Basin Wildlife Preserve and waterfall near Hopkins. Hike through the jungle to a hidden cascade, and then ride natural river waterslides and inner tubes down the South Stann Creek River. After enjoying this natural playground, enjoy a picnic lunch and spot a variety of Belizean wildlife in the surrounding nature reserve that's home to the country's largest number of jaguars.

At a local cacao farm, you’ll be able to see cacao pods fresh off the tree with the seed still covered in sweet fleshy fruit. You’ll be taken through the entire process of traditional chocolate making which includes grinding the cacao into a paste with a mortar and pestle. You will learn about the history and significance of cacao in the Mayan culture, including its use as currency. The chocolate paste you created will set in the fridge and you’ll be able to taste organic chocolate, handmade by you, straight from the source.

Most visitors see Xunantunich or St. Herman's Cave — not both. This tour combines Belize's two most rewarding inland experiences into a single day, with a local guide who connects the dots between ancient Maya culture and the natural landscape they called home. No big tourist buses, no rushed timelines — just genuine exploration with a company that knows Belize from the inside out.

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.

Enjoy the top tourism activities Belize has to offer with this all inclusive package. Book this package for a hassle free touring experience with the true professionals in exploring Belize. Your private guide, private air conditioned transportation, well planned and orchestrated activities delicious foods will combine to make your tour the most memorable experience of your lifetime.

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.

Head out on an all-day adventure to see some of the greatest Mayan ruins in Belize on this private guided tour. Xunantunich is located in the Cayo District, close to Belize’s western border with Guatemala. You'll cross over the Mopan River via a hand-cranked ferry, then travel a mile (1.6 kilometer) uphill to the largely excavated archaeological site, which can be accessed on foot or in a vehicle. The largest pyramid, El Castillo, offers an impressive panoramic view of the surrounding area.

Visit Xunantunich, located in the heart of the Cayo District, and cross the Mopan River on a charming hand-cranked ferry to explore the captivating Maya ruins. Witness the architectural marvels, decipher the stories etched in stone, and gain a deeper appreciation for the intricate culture that once thrived within these sacred grounds. But the adventure doesn't end there. After a delightful lunch, we'll take you to St. Herman's Blue Hole National Park. The centerpiece of the park is the stunning Blue Hole, a magnificent sapphire-colored body of water that is a natural sinkhole. It plunges to a depth of 25 feet (eight meters) and is continually nourished by a crystal-clear natural spring. Take a refreshing swim to beat the heat or savor a leisurely picnic amid the splendor of nature on a warm day. Don't miss this unique opportunity to experience the beauty and history of Belize. Book your trip today and embark on a journey of a lifetime.

Explore the rich history of the Caracol Mayan Ruins, the largest Maya site in Belize, while admiring its impressive temples and plazas. This full-day tour takes you through the lush Chiquibul Forest Reserve, with a scenic drive featuring stunning views. Visit the majestic Rio Frio Cave and enjoy a refreshing swim at the beautiful Rio On Pools, allowing for a perfect mix of culture and nature. With included meals and a licensed guide, this adventure is a must for history enthusiasts and nature lovers alike. - Full-day tour from Hopkins Village departing at 6:00 am - Explore Caracol, Rio Frio Cave, and swim at Rio On Pools - Includes park entrance fee, packed lunch, and transportation - Perfect for travelers seeking a blend of culture, archaeology, and relaxation

Discover the Belize rainforest with the Jaguar Paw Zipline and Cave Tubing Adventure. Start your morning zipping through the jungle canopy, where breathtaking views await as you navigate from platform to platform on one of Belize’s top zipline courses. After the rush, unwind by floating through the enchanting Jaguar Paw cave system, where you’ll glide along a tranquil underground river, taking in stunning rock formations and insights from your licensed guide. This combination of excitement and serenity is perfect for those craving adventure and a touch of nature in one fantastic day. - Suitable for adventure lovers and nature enthusiasts - Includes licensed guide, lunch, and transportation - Tour duration: 7:30 AM – 2:00 PM - Minimum height for cave tubing: 40 inches - Zipline requirement: Minimum age 5 years; 44-inch waist limit

If you are looking for a private long day experience. This is the trip for you. Discover the stunning 7 miles cave kayaking experience with its extensive and breath taking variety of stalactites and stalagmites. We'll begin our adventure with a 20 minutes drive to the drop in point to the entrance of the cave. Pass through orange orchard with high chances to spot wildlife, then prepare to navigate through 5 different caves enjoying impressive chambers filled with amazing formations. It has a fair number of small rapids that can even beginner paddlers can navigate the river safely during the dry season. During our trip we will stop for a relaxing lunch, taking in the magnificent mountain and cave entrance view, with an opportunity to swim in the clear water of our beautiful river.

Get ready for an exciting eco-adventure in Southern Belize! Your journey begins with an hour's drive from Hopkins Village to Placencia. Once there, you will embark on a scenic boat ride along the breathtaking coastline, followed by a trek into the lush mangroves and winding waterways of the Monkey River—a true haven for wildlife and natural beauty. As you cruise upriver, your knowledgeable local guide will point out fascinating sights, including manatees, crocodiles, iguanas, exotic birds, and, of course, the howler monkeys that give this tour its name. Their deep, echoing calls will surround you as you venture deeper into the jungle. After your Monkey River tour, you'll have the opportunity to explore Placencia before returning to Hopkins Village.

Hike through tropical jungle to explore Actun Tunichil Muknal (ATM Cave) on an adventurous, small-group tour to the important Maya archeological site. Following a 45-minute hike to the cave entrance, you’ll swim and wade to reach a network of passageways, tunnels, and chambers used by the ancient Maya people. Round-trip, climate-controlled transport ensures a comfortable trip to the remote location, where you’ll enjoy a picnic lunch after visiting the cave.

Experience the best of Belize adventure and culture on this Jaguar Paw Cave Tubing & Zipline Adventure from Hopkins Village. Begin with a thrilling 45-minute zipline ride through the rainforest canopy, where you’ll enjoy panoramic views and the chance to spot exotic wildlife. Afterward, cool off as you float through the sacred Nohoch Che’en cave system, once used for ancient Mayan ceremonies. Your expert guide will share fascinating history while you explore breathtaking limestone formations. Refuel with a traditional Belizean lunch, then continue your journey through this stunning natural wonder. This combo tour is perfect for adventure seekers and culture enthusiasts looking to make the most of their time in Belize.

One of the best Mayan sites in Belize, Caracol, is deep in the heart of the Chiquibul Forest Reserve. The reserve is located at the base of the Maya Mountains in the Cayo District in Western Belize. Covering an area of nearly 25,000 acres, Caracol is one of the largest Mayan sites. Impressive not only in size, it also has an immense agricultural field system and elaborate city planning. Caracol is one of the most pristine and well-kept Maya sites in Belize. If you want to see an incredible piece of our history, head to Caracol in Belize. Numerous carved monuments establish that Caracol was a major player in the geopolitics of the Maya civilization. Caracol was an ally of Calakmul in Campeche, Mexico and engaged in several wars with neighboring polities, such as Tikal, Naranjo and Ucanal in Guatemala.

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.