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geekiemac38701, May 2026
Fun and worth the price
It was only 3 of us on the tour. Josh picked us up at the ferry terminal in belize. Had air condition in van. We started with zip line. Did about 4 zip lines. Got great pic on phone from the worker. It was safe and an adventure. The next event was cave tubing about 5 mins in distance. Go with George. He knows the jungle and explained all the healing plants in there. The cave tubing was unbelievable. And i felt safe. Wear water shoes cause it is rocky. You have a 20 min hike to get to the cave. Its not an incline. He explained about the life and the rocks. We ate after the cave tour at the same area. Food was chicken, rice,beans and beverage. It was goid. Bring change of dry clothes. Bring a waterproof camera case. The Al tun ha was ok. It was an hour drive. Just didnt get a good backgound of the story behind each temple. The whole tour was a about 8 hrs start to finish. Worth the price. On the way got to get to see what belize city look like.
Jeremy_T, May 2026
ATM Cave tour
Absolutely amazing must do excursion if in Belize. Our guide Hugh went the extra mile to make sure we had the best experience that day. His knowledge and passion for sharing were what truly set it apart. We were one of the first groups in and the last group out because of the extra time and effort he put in to making the experience special, actively seek him out if you do this tour with Maya Walk. 10 of 10. Experience this cave before they close it for good!
Lisa_G, May 2026
Awesome Day!
This was a great tour!!! We had the best tour guide Marvin! He shared so much great information about the Maya ruins, the people and history- really fantastic! Loved the cave tubing!! So much fun and perfect after all of our touring of the ruins! The lunch was delicious! Highly recommend this tour!!!
Dana_M, May 2026
Yes, book this you won’t regret it!
Yes, you should do this. Loved it! We were with a group of 5 total, plus our guide. The ATM cave was the first stop. Included a 30-40 minute nature walk with some river crossings to get to the entrance to the cave. Be prepared to get fully soaked! Once we got into the cave, it started with a short float/swim and then it was walking around up and over the limestone to go deeper into the cave. Very cool experience to climb on the rock, slide down the natural water slide and shimmy through tight spaces. Our guide was super helpful for anyone that was a bit nervous or hesitant In some of the more questionable sections. We felt safe the whole time. Upon completion of the ATM cave exploration we had a chance to change into a dry outfit (so pack a full change of clothes and shoes). And lunch was waiting for us including a dry towel and waters. Our guide was knowledgeable and full of information and stories. After eating lunch and changing, we got back in the van and headed to Xenantunich where we got another informative tour around. We did climb to the top, and there are no guard rails so if you’re afraid of heights, well let’s just say, you will be tested! It was very laid back here though and so no pressure to go all the way up. Full Sun here so hat/sunscreen is smart. Safety- we left our things in the van to go into the cave but the driver stayed back with it, so no issues. The walk into the Mayan ruins was short, so easy to go in with a backpack with phone/water/sunscreen. Yes bring extra clothes including socks and shoes. Sandals were fine for me for Xunantunich but some may prefer sneakers to climb in.
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With pristine beaches, verdant rainforests, and Mayan ruins, Belize may be small but it sure packs a punch. While most visitors come to relax on picture-postcard islands or go adventuring through the jungle on the mainland, Belize tours make it easy to get the best of both. From swimming with shark rays and island-hopping boat trips to river kayaking adventures, cave tubing, and trekking to remote temples, tours are the best ways to explore—and experience—Central America’s second-smallest country.

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