Top Activities on the Ground in Hopkins

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.

Experience the Antelope Falls inside the Mayflower Bocawina National Park with this half-day rappelling trip. First, tackle a challenging climb to the top of falls, then descend 250 feet (76 meters) down safely. You’ll be outfitted with a harness and clipped into a rope system operated by one of the guides. The tour ends with a refreshing dip in the pools.

Get your fill of adventure on a waterfall tour in Belize’s coastal rain forest. Start with a hike through the jungle to reach the top of Bocawina Falls, keeping a lookout for wild animals like monkeys, colorful birds, and even large cats. Then gear up with a rope and harness as a guide helps you safely rappel down the tropical waterfall on a thrilling descent. Cool off with a refreshing swim in the natural pool below before returning to Dangriga.

Check off two outdoor adventures—without having to make separate bookings—with this combination tour that includes ziplining and waterfall rappelling. First, fly through the jungle across 2.5 miles (4 kilometers) of zipline cable. Following lunch, hike up the Bocawina Falls, then rappel 100 feet (30.5 meters) down the face of the waterfall and swim in its crystal-blue pools.

Keep your adrenaline pumping on a combo waterfall and zipline adventure in Belize, where the rain forest meets the Caribbean Sea. Hike through a coastal jungle rich with wildlife to reach Antelope Falls, getting wet first in the natural pools at the top before rappelling down a thrilling 250-foot (75-meter) drop. Refuel with lunch at a jungle lodge before tackling Belize’s longest zipline course in the afternoon.

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.

This isn’t just another tour! It’s two unforgettable adventures in one. You’ll soar over the jungle canopy on ziplines that cross the Caves Branch River, then step back in time as you float through a sacred Maya cave system. With your expert local guides, you’ll hear stories and legends that bring the forest and caves to life. The mix of adrenaline, history, and breathtaking scenery makes this a must-do Belize experience you won’t find anywhere else. Enjoy 7 zipline runs through the Belizean rainforest canopy Hike to the cave entrance while learning about local wildlife and Mayan history Experience 1.5 hours of tubing through stunning caves filled with artifacts Lunch included at a local restaurant at the park before returning to Hopkins

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.

Instead of setting off to the Actun Tunic Hil Munal Cave on your own, this tour guides you and provides all of the necessary safety equipment for your convenience. With your helmet, headlamp, and life jacket if needed, hike, wade, and swim through this Maya underworld. The journey includes three river crossings, a 30-minute hike to an hourglass entrance, and a journey through a cave system with stalactites, stalagmites, boulders, and freshwater streams.