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Cameras are not allowed inside the cave.
You will be in the cave for about three hours, navigating some very constricted, confined areas; because of this, it’s not recommended for people who suffer from claustrophobia.
Bring water shoes, socks (you will need to remove your shoes at one point on the tour), and an extra set of dry clothes, socks, and shoes.
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Visiting the Actun Tunichil Muknal Cave in Belize requires booking a guided tour, as entry is only permitted with a licensed guide. Tour prices vary based on various factors such as departure location, inclusions, itinerary, and whether the tour is private or shared. Tours typically start at around US$130.
A typical Actun Tunichil Muknal Cave tour includes swimming through an entry pool, hiking through the jungle and cave systems, and viewing ancient Maya artifacts, ceremonial chambers, and skeletal remains, including the famous Crystal Maiden skeleton. Guided tours also include hotel pickup/drop-off, transportation, meals or snacks, and safety gear.
On an ATM tour, wear lightweight, quick-drying clothes with a bathing suit underneath as you’ll be swimming and wading through water, as well as closed-toe water shoes or grippy hiking sandals. Sneakers that can get wet work, but flip-flops do not. Cameras and phones are prohibited inside the cave.
Most tour operators require participants to be at least 8 years old. Good physical fitness is required because it involves hiking through the jungle, swimming, wading through waist-to-chest-high water, climbing rocks, navigating narrow passageways, and walking on uneven, slippery surfaces. It's not recommended for visitors with limited mobility or claustrophobia.
Visit Actun Tunichil Muknal Cave in late November to mid-May's dry season when the jungle trails are drier and the cave's water levels are lower, which means the cave is accessible and safe to explore. High water levels in the rainy season may make the cave off-limits.



























































































































