Top The Cayes Bus Tours

Discover Ambergris Caye’s wildlife and coral reefs on this sailing and snorkeling tour to the Hol Chan Marine Reserve and Shark Ray Alley. Watch for the sea turtles, eels and fish that thrive within the protected area as well as stingrays and nurse sharks at Shark Ray Alley, watch them feed on fresh sardines, then enjoy tropical breezes on deck as you return to San Pedro Town.

Belize’s largest island, Ambergris Caye, is known for its beautiful beaches and world-class scuba diving, but with no public transport or car rentals, it’s best to embrace eco-friendly methods of transport. A golf cart is the easiest and most flexible way to get around, giving you the freedom to zip around the island and explore at your own pace. Book a package that fits your needs, from one day to 15 days.

Fit three tours into one on this private Belize adventure that's ideal for cruise ship passengers and other travelers with limited time. Climb an ancient Mayan stone temple at the Altun Ha ruins, and then connect with the animal kingdom at a black howler monkey sanctuary. There's also a stop at a rum distillery to taste one of Belize's most famous exports on this personalized day trip.

Sample the flavors of Belize on a private food tasting tour of San Pedro that takes you beyond the usual tourist spots. Led by a local guide, stroll through town and sample traditional Belizean cuisine from street food vendors and restaurants. As you try tasty bites, such rice and beans, tamales, ceviche, and stewed chicken, learn about their cultural significance.

Combine a visit to the Altun Ha Mayan Ruins with a ziplining adventure on this two-in-one tour from Belize City. You'll start at Altun Ha, where you'll learn about Mayan history as you explore ancient temples. You'll then head over to the Nohoch Che'en Caves Branch Archaeological Reserve, where you'll take a ziplining adventure over the rainforest.

On this guided combination tour from Belize City, explore the City of Xunantunich and go tubing or kayaking through an underground cave system. First, visit El Castillo, which is adorned with stucco friezes depicting the gods before heading on an inner tube or kayak to navigate Caves Branch, an archeological reserve consisting of a network of limestone caves.