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Explore Guatemala’s most stunning Maya city on a full day trip from San Ignacio with lunch at a nearby restaurant. Travel back in time as you follow your guide through the remarkable ceremonial center, where weathered stelae, sweeping plazas and imposing temples tell dramatic stories about this ancient civilization. Spot wild turkeys, monkeys and tropical birds within the ruins, and stop to browse Maya crafts and souvenirs at a nearby shop before returning to Belize—don’t forget your passport.

Kayak through ancient cave systems and soar through the Belizean rain forest on this combo outdoor adventure from Belize City. Travel deep into the heart of the Maya Mountains, where you kayak through mysterious caverns tucked along the Caves Branch River, using a headlamp to explore fantastical rock formations. Back in the light of day, gear up for an adrenaline-pumping flight through the jungle canopy on a 7-cable zip line course that crosses the river for an extra thrill.

For thousands of years, the Mayan ancestors used the cave system for dwelling, performing sacred ceremonies, and storing food. On this all-day guided tour, explore the underworld with a cave tubing or kayaking adventure at Nohoch Chen Park. Start with a briefing on the layout of the caves, how to use the kayaking equipment, and about the route. Along the way, enjoy a refreshing swim. The tour also includes a visit to the ancient ruins at Altun Ha.

Fly through the rainforest on a zipline before discovering the mythical caves of Belize's Caves Branch River by kayak. Learn about the history of the caves as you’re led through them by a local guide. All equipment is provided so you can pass through the underwater network safely and with ease. Take a refreshing swim and look out for native flora and fauna in the caves as you go.

The bustle of San Ignacio feels a world away when you glide down the Caves Branch River on a kayak. Its setting is ideal for watching wildlife such as iguanas, monkeys, and birds in the unspoiled rainforest beyond the riverbanks. With a relaxed pace and very little river traffic to compete with, it’s a low-stress way to enjoy Belize’s famous flora and fauna.