Belize to San Ignacio

Discover one of Belize’s most notable caves, Actun Tunichil Muknal, and learn about its mysterious history on this full-day excursion from Placencia. Join a small group and enjoy a guided tour of the cave. Take in the unique rock formations and learn about the cave’s Mayan history from your guide. Hotel pickup and drop-off are included for your convenience.

Walk in the footsteps of Mayan royalty at Belize’s magnificent Altun Ha ruins on this day trip from San Ignacio. A professional guide will lead you through the archaeological remnants of this ancient city, which was an important center of trade and religion during the Classic Mayan period. Among the complex of more than 500 excavated structures, you’ll visit grand plazas and ceremonial temples, including the discovery site of a famous carved jade figure of the Mayan sun god Kinich Ahau. Round-trip hotel transport is included.

Enjoy a full day tour from San Ignacio across the border to Guatemala’s UNESCO World Heritage Site, Tikal. You’ll be driven to the famous temple complex to learn more about the ancient Maya civilization with a guide and admire the incredible relics. You’ll be given plenty of time to wander amongst the more than 3000 preserved sites in the complex, before enjoying a delicious local lunch upon your journey back.

Descend into a sacred cave, once considered an entrance to the Mayan underworld, on this tour from Belize City. You'll visit Actun Tunichal Muknal, where you'll see skeletal remains and ancient pottery while you learn about the ancient belief systems of the region. You'll also spend some time hiking in the jungle and dining on an included lunch.

Venture into the heart of Belize's jungle to explore St. Herman's Cave on an exciting tubing excursion. Begin with a jungle walk, unraveling the secrets of the cave and the geology of the Maya Mountains. Then head inside the cave system, and experience the thrill of floating on inner tubes with only your headlamp illuminating the way.

Small groups for a more personalized experience. Convenient pick up and drop off at your hotel within 10km of San Ignacio town. Sit down lunch. An early departure kicks off this full-day adventure, beginning with a convenient hotel pickup followed by a brief 20-minute drive to the Belize-Guatemala western border. Once across, enjoy a highly scenic 1.5-hour journey deep into the heart of the Guatemalan rainforest to reach the majestic ruins of Tikal. After an exhilarating day of hiking, exploring, and uncovering the secrets of ancient Maya history and culture, your adventure concludes with a well-deserved, delicious local lunch before returning to Belize

Uncover the ancient mysteries of archaeological sites, Xunantunich and Cahal Pech, on an enriching tour from San Ignacio. Travel deep into the Belizean jungle with a guide and discover Mayan structures and exotic flora and fauna. At Xunantunich, gaze at spectacular views of the lush forest from El Castillo, Belize’s second highest man-made structure, and marvel at the intriguing limestone structures of Cahal Pech. Gain fascinating insight into the history and culture of the Maya empire from your expert guide on this educational tour.

Venture deep into the lush Maya mountains to discover the marvels of Belize's ancient heritage on this full-day excursion. Explore the majestic Xunantunich Mayan ruin, renowned as the "Maiden of the Rock," and learn about the ancient archaeological site. Then, dive into the crystal-clear waters of the Blue Hole National Park, formed by the collapse of an underground limestone cave.

Visit Xunantunich, located in the heart of the Cayo District, and cross the Mopan River on a charming hand-cranked ferry to explore the captivating Maya ruins. Witness the architectural marvels, decipher the stories etched in stone, and gain a deeper appreciation for the intricate culture that once thrived within these sacred grounds. But the adventure doesn't end there. After a delightful lunch, we'll take you to St. Herman's Blue Hole National Park. The centerpiece of the park is the stunning Blue Hole, a magnificent sapphire-colored body of water that is a natural sinkhole. It plunges to a depth of 25 feet (eight meters) and is continually nourished by a crystal-clear natural spring. Take a refreshing swim to beat the heat or savor a leisurely picnic amid the splendor of nature on a warm day. Don't miss this unique opportunity to experience the beauty and history of Belize. Book your trip today and embark on a journey of a lifetime.

Welcome to the lost city! A place far, far away from home. Caracol Sits in the heart of the Chiquibul rainforest. It is known to be one of the largest Maya cities in Belize. Dominating the centre of this important community is the massive structure known as Caana, “Sky Place.” This immense complex of palaces and temples remains today the tallest human-made construction in Belize. Are you ready for a bumpy ride? Join us as we travel deep into the green dense forest of Belize. Off we go on a three-hour drive to one of Belize’s most prestigious jewels. Up and down, side to side as we drive up the dirt road. Looking through the window and witnessing how the broadleaf forest transitions into a pine Forest then back into the broadleaf forest is alluring. This is quite astonishing as both hold different ambient and different species of wildlife. “Come on, Vamonos!” says Dora La Exploradora, as Belize awaits you.

Step back in time at one of Belize’s most impressive Mayan sites, the ancient city of Xunantunich. Cross a hand-cranked ferry to reach the hilltop ruins, where you can explore former palaces, plazas, and ball courts with a guide and climb to the top of a ceremonial stone temple. After this archaeological adventure, head to the Mountain Pine Ridge region for a refreshing swim in Big Rock Falls.

Tikal National Park covers 575 square kilometers of jungle and thousands of structures in ruins. Only the central part of the old city contains 3,000 buildings and covers about 16 square kilometers. Tikal is also part of the Mayan Biosphere Reserve of one million hectares created in 1990 to protect the dense forests of Petén, which began to disappear at an alarming rate due to population pressures, illegal logging and agricultural practices of felling and burning. Archaeologists estimate that the Maya settled in the area now known as Tikal in approximately 900 BC.

Discover the allure of cave kayaking in Belize, a hidden gem awaiting your adventurous spirit. Amidst the stunning karst limestone terrain, remnants of ancient marine life, lies a labyrinth of caves concealed from the world. After a scenic drive into the rugged mountains, gear up for adventure. With kayak paddle in hand and safety briefing complete, venture into the jungle, where dense vegetation gives way to the river's embrace. Guided by experienced leaders, navigate through this natural wonderland, indulging in a lunch of fresh vegetables and handmade tortillas along the way. Whether you're a seasoned adventurer or seeking something new, this expedition offers a unique blend of excitement and tranquility. Few places offer the enchantment of cave kayaking. Don't miss the chance to emerge from the depths, mesmerized by the surreal beauty of this extraordinary journey. Experience Belize in a way few ever do, leaving with memories to last a lifetime.

Discover the Mayan mysteries of Xunantunich, one of the largest archeological sites in Belize, on an excursion from Belize City. As well as getting crucial historical context about the ruins from your guide, you’ll go river tubing through a cave network that help great spiritual significance for the Mayans.

Embark on the ultimate adventure in Belize with a combination tour of Xunantunich Mayan Ruins and Cave Tubing at Jaguar Paw! Prepare to uncover the mysteries of ancient civilizations and immerse yourself in the wonders of the underground world. Journey back in time as you explore the impressive Xunantunich Mayan Ruins. Climb to the top of El Castillo, the towering pyramid, and be rewarded with panoramic views of the surrounding jungle. Marvel at intricate carvings and glyphs that provide insights into Mayan culture. Your knowledgeable guide will share fascinating stories and legends that bring this ancient site to life. After Lunch, get ready for an adrenaline-pumping cave tubing experience at Jaguar Paw. Float along underground rivers, surrounded by awe-inspiring limestone caves.

Visit Central America's most legendary ancient Mayan site on a private day trip to Tikal, located across the border from Belize in Guatemala. Get help crossing the border for a stress-free entrance to the archaeological site, and spend the day exploring the mighty and mysterious ruins of temples, plazas, royal apartments, and more with a guide. Look for wildlife like howler monkeys and toucans while trekking through the rainforests that surround the UNESCO-listed site, and recharge with included lunch at a restaurant inside the park.

Avoid the stress of being stuck in crowds by choosing a small group guided tour. Forget the concrete jungles and iron bars of traditional zoos; The Belize Zoo is considered as a tropical animal rescue, research, and rehabilitation center. Every animal at the Belize Zoo was either orphaned, born at the zoo, rescued or received as a gift from other institutions. You are not going to find imported species here; just the native "stars" of Belize and Central America. The tour includes a licensed guide who provides commentary at each stop, as well as points out Belize city’s most impressive monuments along the way like the Belize sign, Anglican Cathedral, The Belize City swing bridge and more.

Dare to take a plunge into the mysterious underworld of Belize on a full-day Actun Tunichil Muknal tour. Discover and connect with the ancient power that shaped Maya life—from shimmering stalactites in subterranean passages to crystal blue waters leading you deeper underground. This is your chance to explore Xibalba; experience its spiritual depth, see evidence of Mayan artistry, and uncover secrets still buried within this mystical world.

Tick off two of Belize's top activities in just one day during a private combo tour that takes you cave tubing and to Xunantunich, some of the most-visited Mayan ruins in the world. You'll enjoy the freedom to tailor your schedule on this private tour, which takes care of all admission tickets and transport so that you don't have to. Plus, a traditional Belizean lunch is included.

Strap on a headlamp for Belize’s most exhilarating caving adventure at Actun Tunichil Muknal, better known as the ATM Cave. Hidden deep in a natural reserve, the ancient cave system can only be explored with a guide, so let an expert lead you safely through narrow passageways, glittering chambers, and up steep ladders. Come within inches of ancient pottery and human remains, remnants of mysterious Mayan ceremonies held here more than a thousand years ago.

Hike through tropical jungle to explore Actun Tunichil Muknal (ATM Cave) on an adventurous, small-group tour to the important Maya archeological site. Following a 45-minute hike to the cave entrance, you’ll swim and wade to reach a network of passageways, tunnels, and chambers used by the ancient Maya people. Round-trip, climate-controlled transport ensures a comfortable trip to the remote location, where you’ll enjoy a picnic lunch after visiting the cave.

Experience an Indiana Jones-style adventure on a day trip to Actun Tunichil Muknal (Cave of the Stone Sepulchre) from Caye Caulker. Skip the hassle of arranging tickets, transfers, and equipment, and instead focus on the incredible underground scenery as you descend to the mysterious Mayan chamber.

Ride a horse deep into the countryside on a 2-hour private riding tour from San Ignacio along the Kiskadee Trail, and explore open pasture, jungle trails and the scenic Mopan River. Watch for parrots, herons and kiskadees as you follow your guide along a gentle path that’s appropriate for all skill levels, then pause to visit an ancient Maya site. Take in the tropical sounds of bird song and monkey calls, and enjoy the serenity of this rural valley before finishing your tour with return transfer to San Ignacio.

Best guides and best presentation of the tours. We are very knowledgeable of this tour and you will have the best day with us.This Tour is unique because its your getting a lot done in one day and its in a fun filled learning experience. Three Tours in one days save you quite a bit and allows you to keep on the move for the day and not waiting or killing time waiting for others in line a special tour for special energetic people. Imagine being on top of the world on a Mayan Temple one min and then a half hour later being in the underworld where the Maya make sacrifices and offerings to their Gods. Also spending a little time with local vendors is a must so you can get you local souvenirs...A great day to remember