So much to do, see, and experience
The Belize Collection vacation is about doing something incredible, creating everlasting memories and bringing back tons of exciting stories to tell. Our tours and adventures are designed for the active traveler who wants to get out and experience the true beauty, nature and excitement of Belize.
From Sleeping Giant
Starting at $90.00 USD per person
Waterfall Cave Expedition
This ultimate climbing adventure starts with a 30-minute hike through the jungle followed by 45 minutes of trekking through an enormous cave located hundreds of feet below the limestone mountain. The payoff is worth it, as you’ll get to experience seven waterfalls in one day. Next is a slippery upward climb to the top of the waterfalls and a swim in the refreshing pools below. Lunch will be served by candlelight in the cave. Your return begins by either jumping off each of the waterfalls into the pools below or being lowered down on belay. Finally, a three-kilometer hike ends your tour and your driver awaits to take you back to the lodge.
All tours are subject to 12.5% General Sales Tax and 10% Resort Fee
Starting at $75.00 USD per person
Maya Cooking Experience
Immerse yourself in the culture and learn how to make a classic Maya dish. You’ll be taught techniques from direct descendants of the ancient Maya using fresh, local ingredients. Be prepared to use some elbow grease as you knead tortillas the way we still do today. After you’ve worked up an appetite, enjoy your meal with a refreshing glass of horchata, a sweet drink made with rice and cinnamon.
All tours are subject to 12.5% General Sales Tax and 10% Resort Fee
Starting at $25.00 USD per person
Horse Buggy Tour Ft. Jungle Bridges
Perfect for families and most visitors, our horse and buggy ride will take you through the orchards, past the yoga deck, and to the rope bridges where you’ll stop off to take a swim in the cool, refreshing creek. We offer endless ways to explore the property and the horse and buggy ride is definitely a family favorite.
All tours are subject to 12.5% General Sales Tax and 10% Resort Fee
Starting at $175.00 USD per person
South Water Reef Snorkeling
Ahead lies the amazing Belize Barrier Reef, the world's second-longest-living barrier reef system. You will get to explore a world mysterious and beautiful, wild, peaceful, and colorful. The Belize Barrier Reef is truly one of nature’s most amazing creations! You will first come to one of the snorkeling sites, allowing you adequate time to explore this massive reef system that is teeming with marine life. From here you will go to South Water Caye for a refreshment and bathroom break. After hydrating we proceed to our second snorkel site.
All tours are subject to 12.5% General Sales Tax and 10% Resort Fee
Starting at $130.00 USD per person
Cave Kayaking Adventure at Five Blues National Park
This kayaking tour will take you through a three-cave system that is virtually untouched. The excitement starts with getting there on the drive over muddy banks and unpaved paths. On this one tour, you’ll experience pristine water, geological formations, and the lush jungle. While the river is peaceful, kayaking can be considered strenuous. Getting out of the cave system at the end will require hiking and carrying your own kayaks.
All tours are subject to 12.5% General Sales Tax and 10% Resort Fee
Starting at $130.00 USD per person
Sleeping Giant Waterfall Expedition
The Sleeping Giant Waterfall Expedition begins with a hike through the dense and pristine rainforest. Expect to cross Silver Creek at least eight times before arriving at the cliff’s edge. Your trek will take you to five breathtaking waterfalls to enjoy a swim that you surely earned on the trail there.
All tours are subject to 12.5% General Sales Tax and 10% Resort Fee
Starting at $105.00 USD per person
Black Hole Drop
The Black Drop Tour takes you to Actun Loch Tunich, known as the “Mother of All Caves.” You won’t get there on foot though. While this journey starts with a hike up the foothills of the Maya Mountains, to get to Actun Loch Tunich, visitors must rappel 500 feet down. This is where the black drop comes into play, as it’s nearly impossible to see the sinkhole down below. After you’ve been carefully harnessed, you’ll rappel through the rainforest canopy until you meet the cavern, where you’ll stop for a picnic lunch. Getting back to the top will require rock climbing and ladder scaling. While this tour is recommended for those who are physically fit, it will also require a strong mind to challenge the heights. Only fully trained licensed tour guides can take you through this tour to ensure your safety.
All tours are subject to 12.5% General Sales Tax and 10% Resort Fee
Starting at $210.00 USD per person
Tikal Maya Adventure
Located in neighboring Guatemala, Tikal is one of the greatest Mayan cities left behind and once functioned as a major center for the Maya civilization. You’ll learn the significant history behind Tikal from your guide as you witness the tallest structure in the Mayan world. Tikal’s diverse ecosystem houses thousands of species of plants, hundreds of species of birds, monkeys, anteaters, and big cats. This tour will take about four hours. Please note that there is an additional border fee/ departure tax of US$22.
All tours are subject to 12.5% General Sales Tax and 10% Resort Fee
Starting at $49.00 USD per person
Sleeping Giant Horseback Riding
Explore the trails with your newest companion who’s rearing and ready to go. Horseback riding is excellent for riders of all ages and experience levels. Let your guide know what you’re comfortable with, and he’ll be sure to teach you how to have a steady and safe ride. Your horse is already familiar with the jungle trails that she’ll take you through so just hold tight and look forward to the ride. You’ll cross two creeks so your horse can stop and take a drink and enter a clearing where you can walk, trot, or canter – whatever your preference may be.
All tours are subject to 12.5% General Sales Tax and 10% Resort Fee
Starting at $35.00 USD per person
Jungle Safari After Dark
The Belize jungle is a habitat for an incredible variety of wildlife. Your night’s adventure begins in the early evening with local bushmen as guides. You will walk through the jungle in search of many of the elusive animals that feed under the cover of darkness. The lucky explorer may get to see howler monkeys, wild boars, and even big cats.
All tours are subject to 12.5% General Sales Tax and 10% Resort Fee
Starting at $75.00 USD per person
St. Herman’s Cave Tubing Adventure
This tour begins with a 10-minute drive up the scenic Hummingbird Highway to the Blue Hole National Park. Your guide will lead you through a 10-minute hike through the jungle to the entrance of St. Herman's Cave. Enter the exciting world of rivers disappearing into the underworld as you float on inner tubes with only your headlamp to light your way. Enjoy floating past side windows that filter the jungle light through the mist as you swirl around stalagmites jutting from the river and stalactites looming from above.
All tours are subject to 12.5% General Sales Tax and 10% Resort Fee
Starting at $95.00 USD per person
Xunantunich Maya Site
Located in the Cayo District, the archaeological site Xunantunich is an excellent tour for all ages. Xunantunich, which translates to “Maiden of the Rock”, is best known for El Castillo, the second- highest structure in Belize. This site consists of six major Mayan plazas and 25 temples. Highlights include stelae carved into the facade of the Mayan temples and amazing views for those adventurous enough to scale to the top.
All tours are subject to 12.5% General Sales Tax and 10% Resort Fee
Starting at $95.00 USD per person
Ceremonial Cave at Sleeping Giant
The Ceremonial Cave is an intense adventure that starts with a hike and leads you to the underworld of the ancient Maya. Located behind the Rainforest Lodge at Sleeping Giant, the cave is reserved exclusively for guests of The Belize Collection. You’ll get an intimate look into the past lives of the Maya civilization through the pottery, tools, and even skeletal remains left behind by the Maya who used the cave for religious ceremonies. The cave is a haven of geological finds, filled with stalactites, stalagmites, and crystal curtains formed thousands of years ago. Enter the cave believed to be the portal to the underworld for a life-changing experience.
All tours are subject to 12.5% General Sales Tax and 10% Resort Fee
Starting at $135.00 USD per person
Actun Tunichil Muknal (ATM Cave)
The ATM cave is a rare opportunity to take a tour through almost perfectly preserved history and learn the story of an ancient civilization frozen in time. Dubbed by National Geographic as the world’s most sacred cave, the ATM cave is home to the Crystal Maiden, the skeleton of a sacrifice victim which has been completely calcified from remaining in the same spot for 1,000 years. This cave is believed to be highly spiritual and revered by the Maya as a gateway to the home of the Maya gods. The ATM tour is classified as extreme - it requires swimming, hiking, and climbing. Visitors will have to hike for about 45 minutes through the Tapir Mountain Nature Reserve and then are required to swim through the mouth of the cave to enter. Phones, cameras, and electronic devices are banned.
All tours are subject to 12.5% General Sales Tax and 10% Resort Fee
Starting at $135.00 USD per person
Angel Falls Extreme Zipline
Glide 1,750 feet above the canopy of the Belizean rainforest and take in a 360 view of the lush greenery beneath. Don’t blink as you might miss the moment, zooming between the Maya Mountains surrounding you. River below, sky above and forest in between, this adrenaline-rushed adventure is unmatchable.
All tours are subject to 12.5% General Sales Tax and 10% Resort Fee
From Hopkins
Starting at $150.00 USD per person
Ceremonial Cave at Sleeping Giant
The Mayan Ceremonial Cave is an intense adventure that starts with a hike and leads you to the underworld of the ancient Maya. Located behind the Rainforest Lodge at Sleeping Giant, the cave is reserved exclusively for guests of The Belize Collection. You’ll get an intimate look into the past lives of the Maya civilization through the pottery, tools, and even skeletal remains left behind by the Maya who used the cave for religious ceremonies. The cave is a haven of geological finds, filled with stalactites, stalagmites, and crystal curtains formed thousands of years ago. Enter the cave believed to be the portal to the underworld for a life-changing experience.
All tours are subject to 12.5% General Sales Tax and 10% Resort Fee
Starting at $100.00 USD per person
Maya Chocolate Farm & Jaguar Preserve River Tubing
At a local cacao farm, you’ll be able to see cacao pods fresh off the tree with the seed still covered in sweet fleshy fruit. You’ll be taken through the entire process of traditional chocolate making which includes grinding the cacao into a paste with a mortar and pestle. You will learn about the history and significance of cacao in the Mayan culture, including its use as currency. The chocolate paste you created will set in the fridge and you’ll be able to taste organic chocolate, handmade by you, straight from the source. Then take a 20-minute drive to the Jaguar Preserve in Cockscomb Basin Wildlife Sanctuary where you will gather your inner tubes and hike down to the riverside. Enjoy relaxing tubing down the South Stann Creek River.
All tours are subject to 12.5% General Sales Tax and 10% Resort Fee
Starting at $110.00 USD per person
Horseback Riding (Mayan Sky)
Ride on trails where the Maya once ruled. Your half-day tour begins with a brief ride through a tropical orange grove. The trail makes its way into Belize's rainforest where you’ll ride under the canopy accompanied by the chirping of exotic birds. You will arrive at a pristine spot along the Sittee River where you will stop for refreshments and a cool swim. The ride continues through the rainforest and eventually back to your starting point.
All tours are subject to 12.5% General Sales Tax and 10% Resort Fee
Starting at $95.00 USD per person
Scarlet Macaw Tour
Scarlet macaws are one of the most magnificent birds in Belize. From December to April every year, scarlet macaws leave their nesting grounds in the Chiquibul Rainforest and fly to the small Mayan village of Red Bank in South Stann Creek to feed. Scarlet macaws are one of the precious species of birds in Belize known for their iconic colors and long wingspan. In this area you may even spot Belize’s national bird, the keel-billed toucan. Take a short walk down to the river and have a cool swim before heading back to the lodge for lunch.
All tours are subject to 12.5% General Sales Tax and 10% Resort Fee
Starting at $50.00 USD per person
Garifuna Cooking Class at Jaguar Reef
The Garifuna people come from a history of migration and first settled in St. Vincent. They arrived in Belize in 1802, fleeing civil war in Honduras. They brought with them their tradition, culture, and food. One of their most well-known traditional meals is hudut, which is a fish coconut stew served with plantain. In this class, you’ll learn to make your very own hudut using traditional cooking techniques. Afterward, enjoy the fruit of your labor.
All tours are subject to 12.5% General Sales Tax and 10% Resort Fee
Starting at $125.00 USD per person
Ultimate Garifuna Cultural Immersion
The Garifuna are a soulful people who use music and dance as language. Percussion instruments are an integral part of Garifuna music, which the Garifuna people use to tell stories of their history and culture. Two types of drums are used, the Primero and Segunda, and you can learn to play both in an unmatched cultural experience.
All tours are subject to 12.5% General Sales Tax and 10% Resort Fee
Starting at $120.00 USD per person
Monkey River Wildlife & Village Tour
With the starting point in Placencia Village, your guide will take you on a boat ride down the southern coast, inland, and up the Monkey River, where you'll view the beautiful flora and fauna of the broadleaf-subtropical forest. Iguanas dive into the water, troops of howler monkeys race through the forest, birds dart from tree to tree, crocodiles sun themselves on the river banks. You will also stop for a hike where your guide will point out medicinal plants and other wildlife. You'll have lunch in the remote village of Monkey River and experience the friendly hospitality of this small fisherfolk village, home to about 200 residents. After lunch, you will return to Placencia and back to the resort.
All tours are subject to 12.5% General Sales Tax and 10% Resort Fee
Starting at $75.00 USD per person
Mayflower Waterfall Hiking
Mayflower National Park boasts incredible trails with the Antelope Falls hike at the top of the list. This trail guides you along with steep steps and ropes to the top of the 1,000 feet waterfalls. Keep your eyes open for sightings of wildlife as you reconnect with the earth below you. Once at the top, take a refreshing dip in the waterfall’s pool with breathtaking views of the jungle. Mayflower is also home to ancient Maya sites that are still being uncovered by archeologists.
All tours are subject to 12.5% General Sales Tax and 10% Resort Fee
Starting at $75.00 USD per person
Jaguar Preserve Waterfall Hike
The Cockscomb Basin Wildlife Sanctuary is the world’s only preserve of its kind. With this tour, you will be able to take a hike through well-established trails within the Jaguar Preserve, which contains the highest density of jaguars ever recorded. Along the way, you may see evidence of jaguars and other mammals such as howler monkeys, tapirs, or peccaries. The preserve is also a haven for 290 bird species. You’ll be able to enjoy a refreshing swim at the waterfall's pools.
All tours are subject to 12.5% General Sales Tax and 10% Resort Fee
Starting at $75.00 USD per person
Jaguar Preserve River Tubing Adventure
This tour takes you to the rainforest at the Jaguar Preserve. Since this tour is during the day time, you may spot jaguar tracks but are not likely to see the nocturnal jaguars. You will gather your inner tubes and start a hike into the jungle that is approximately 15 to 20 minutes long. From there, you will float on inner tubes down the South Stann Creek River. The river is shallow and serene. Vegetation along the river is beautiful as you quietly float amongst the birds and foliage. After approximately 45 minutes, you will hike back to the starting point.
All tours are subject to 12.5% General Sales Tax and 10% Resort Fee
Starting at $80.00 USD per person
Jaguar Preserve Night Time Exploration
This tour is ideal for nature lovers and intrepid travelers. You will take a 45-minute drive down the Southern Highway until you get to the Cockscomb Basin Wildlife Sanctuary where the only Jaguar Preserve in the world is located. You’ll hike in this unique sanctuary which covers an area of about 150 square miles of tropical forest. It is estimated that over 80 resident jaguars are in the area. If you’re lucky, you may spot fresh jaguar tracks. Cockscomb Basin Wildlife Sanctuary is home to all five of Belize’s wild cats: the jaguar, puma, margay, jaguarondi, and ocelot. Belize’s national animal, the endangered Baird’s tapir, also inhabits the basin; 290 different species of birds have been recorded.
All tours are subject to 12.5% General Sales Tax and 10% Resort Fee
Starting at $120.00 USD per person
Silk Caye Snorkeling Adventure
Snorkel along one of Belize’s healthiest marine reserves at Silk Caye. You will have two snorkel stops. After refueling with a Belizean-style lunch, you’ll splash back in at Turtle Alley, famous for attracting throngs of nurse sharks, sting rays, and sea turtles.
All tours are subject to 12.5% General Sales Tax and 10% Resort Fee
Starting at $125.00 USD per person
Barrier Reef Light Tackle Sport Fishing
Reef fishing is the most popular fishing trip with our guests. Most of the fishing in Belize is done inside the reef, along the mangrove channels and within the cayes. The Belize coastline offers the ideal ecosystem for a wide variety of marine life. Once outside the reef, you will be able to watch your guide use a traditional cast net to catch sardines for bait. Snappers, barracuda, jacks and grouper are some of the more common catches on a day trip. Spin casting and trolling are the most common techniques used by local fishing guides.
All tours are subject to 12.5% General Sales Tax and 10% Resort Fee
Starting at $65.00 USD per person
Maya Chocolate Tour
At a local cacao farm, you’ll be able to see cacao pods fresh off the tree with the seed still covered in sweet fleshy fruit. You’ll be taken through the entire process of traditional chocolate making which includes grinding the cacao into a paste with a mortar and pestle. You will learn about the history and significance of cacao in the Mayan culture, including its use as currency. The chocolate paste you created will set in the fridge and you’ll be able to taste organic chocolate, handmade by you, straight from the source.
All tours are subject to 12.5% General Sales Tax and 10% Resort Fee
Starting at $120.00 USD per person
Jungle Zipline and River Tubing Adventure at Mayan Sky
Hop into one of our comfortable vans and take an hour’s drive down the scenic Hummingbird Highway. Once fitted with your harness and safety equipment, you will be guided through a short trail and soar 500 feet above the South Stann Creek River on the jungle zipline. You’ll cross a suspended bridge and experience a panoramic view when zipping half a mile across on all seven lines. You will then go on a two-minute walk where you will be provided with inner tubes to float down the Stann Creek River and feel the refreshing water while listening to the tranquil sounds of the jungle, accompanied by a guide who will point out the flora and fauna as you go along.
All tours are subject to 12.5% General Sales Tax and 10% Resort Fee
Starting at $120.00 USD per person
St. Herman’s Cave Tubing Adventure
This tour begins with a drive up the scenic Hummingbird Highway to the Blue Hole National Park. Your guide will lead you through a 10 minute hike through the jungle to the entrance of St. Herman's Cave. Enter the exciting world of rivers disappearing into the underworld as you float on inner tubes with only your headlamp to light your way. Enjoy floating past side windows that filter the jungle light through the mist as you swirl around stalagmites jutting from the river and stalactites looming from above.
All tours are subject to 12.5% General Sales Tax and 10% Resort Fee
Starting at $95.00 USD per person
Sittee River Cruise and Wildlife Tour
Take a motorboat ride on the calm Sittee River surrounded by exotic plant life. Let the sun’s colors romance you as it slowly dips beneath the horizon. Look around for colorful birds, swimming iguanas, crocodiles, or the gentle manatee.
All tours are subject to 12.5% General Sales Tax and 10% Resort Fee
Starting at $150.00 USD per person
Xunantunich Archaeological Site and Inland Blue Hole
Located in the Cayo District, the archaeological site Xunantunich is an excellent tour for all ages. To access Xunantunich, you will cross the Mopan River on a hand-cranked ferry. Xunantunich, which translates to “Maiden of the Rock”, is best known for El Castillo, the second highest structure in Belize. This site consists of six major Mayan plazas and 25 temples. Highlights include stelae carved into the facade of the Mayan temples and amazing views for those adventurous enough to scale to the top. Hop back into the van and stop at St. Herman’s Blue Hole for a quick dip.
All tours are subject to 12.5% General Sales Tax and 10% Resort Fee
Starting at $120.00 USD per person
Island Hopping and Snorkeling
As you depart for the cayes 14 miles offshore, you will come across the Belize Barrier Reef, the longest living barrier reef in the world. There are two stops on this tour, South Water Caye and Tobacco Caye, where you can set foot on each island and explore. Then head out to snorkel and experience the wild and colorful reef that Belize has to offer. Before heading back inland, you’ll stop at the nesting grounds of Bird Island (Man- O-War Caye), which is a protected island and home to the frigate birds and brown footed boobies.
All tours are subject to 12.5% General Sales Tax and 10% Resort Fee
Starting at $95.00 USD per person
South Water Reef Snorkel
This adventure departs from our dock and includes a scenic 30 minute boat ride to the South Water Caye marine reserve. Ahead lies the famous Belize Barrier Reef, the longest unbroken barrier reef system in the world. It is a massive coastal system teeming with marine life and offering unsurpassed opportunities for snorkeling. Your activity includes two snorkel stops for approximately 45 minutes each, allowing you adequate time to explore the vibrant reef system.
All tours are subject to 12.5% General Sales Tax and 10% Resort Fee
Starting at $75.00 USD per person
Bioluminescence Tour
Bioluminescence is a natural occurrence caused by algae. There are few places in the world where this phenomenon can be experienced and Hopkins offers a unique vantage point. Beneath a new moon when the stars are at their brightest, this boat tour takes you to Anderson Lagoon. In the darkness, you’ll notice a neon glow surrounding the boat. This bright blue glow is caused by the bioluminescent algae. You’ll also be able to spot jellyfish and schools of fish darting around. This tour is seasonal and is best done during dry season under a new moon to experience the full magic.
All tours are subject to 12.5% General Sales Tax and 10% Resort Fee
From Umaya
Starting at $200.00 USD per person
Nim Li Punit & Lubanntun
Nim Li Punit Maya Ruin inherited it’s named from a carving on the longest of sites twenty-six stone monuments or Stelae, depicting a figure wearing a large headdress. The site has some prominence in the culture of the ancient Maya site in Southern Belize. Nim Li Punit is comprised of two of the most fascinating complexes,” the Plaza of the Royal Tombs and the Plaza of the Stellae”. Lubanntun, which means "place of the fallen stones" is a modern name for the site. It is also the largest Maya site in Southern Belize. It is well known for the unusual style of construction and is a late classic ceremonial center dated to 700-900AD.
All tours are subject to 12.5% General Sales Tax and 10% Resort Fee
Starting at $150.00 USD per person
Cockscomb Basin Jaguar Preserve Hike & River Tubing
Located in Southern Belize is the world's only jaguar preserve, the Cockscomb Basin Wildlife Sanctuary. Surrounded by Maya Mountains and towering Victoria's Peak, the Basin's 120,000 acres is also home to jaguarundi, margays, ocelots, pumas, deer, howler monkeys and tapirs. The park offers a wide variety of hikes, including to a waterfall where you can dip in the refreshing waters. Our knowledgeable guides identify the numerous plants, birds and fauna of the pristine rainforest. With over 290 recorded species of birds this park is ideal for birders as well. As jaguars and other cats are nocturnal, it is unlikely that you will not see them, but you can spot fresh tracks. Bring your binoculars as you trek through this rainforest of abundant beauty!
All tours are subject to 12.5% General Sales Tax and 10% Resort Fee
Starting at $120.00 USD per person
Half Day Chocolate Factory Tour
Visit the small southern village of Maya Center, there you are met by a traditional Mayan family led by a master chocolate maker who offers the opportunity to go on a two-hour tour, which includes a hike at the cacao farm. There you will have the opportunity to taste the cacao bean and get a chance to see a variety of wild birds, flora & fauna. The second leg of the tour takes you through the full processing and explanation of dark chocolate making. You will have the privilege of making and eating your own chocolate.
All tours are subject to 12.5% General Sales Tax and 10% Resort Fee
Starting at $240.00 USD per person
Actun Tunichil Muknal “ATM Cave”
Actun Tunichil Muknal (ATM) is one of the most sought-after adventures in Belize. The adventure begins with a hike through 6,700 – acre Tapir Mountain Nature Preserve and crossing a river, three separate times. The cave’s entrance is guarded by a spring – fed pool, obligating you to swim. You will enter several large caverns, including one known as the “Cathedral” where a number of undisturbed Maya Artifacts are visible. One of the Cave’s name is “The Cave of the Stone Sepulcher” due to this magnificent piece of religious artistry you will see the intact skeletons of Maya people whose lives were sacrificed. You will have one of the most memorable and fascinating experience of your life.
All tours are subject to 12.5% General Sales Tax and 10% Resort Fee
Starting at $190.00 USD per person
Zipline & River Tubing / Mayan King
If you are in for adventure, then you will enjoy one of the most scenic zip line in Belize. Fly and soar with the birds and see a gorgeous part of Belize as you Zip over the beautiful South Stann Creek River that rests between two valleys. The excitement continues with tubing down in the refreshing waters of the South Stann Creek River for almost 2 miles. You will enjoy the thrills of rushing waters over small rapids and the relaxation Our knowledgeable guides can point out hard-to-spot birds and identify their calls while you sit back and enjoy the ride. All participants will be provided with a life jacket and helmet.
All tours are subject to 12.5% General Sales Tax and 10% Resort Fee
Starting at $140.00 USD per person
Barrier Reef Snorkel
Explore the mysterious and beautiful underwater world, wild and peaceful; with diverse colors. The Belize Barrier Reef is truly one of nature’s most amazing snorkeling destinations. Snorkeling along the second largest coral reef in the world admiring multicolored of Soft and Hard Corals swirling with different species of Reef Fish. If lucky Nurse Sharks, Turtles, and Sting Rays are sometimes seen. A different world with different life forms that you will remember for a long time.
All tours are subject to 12.5% General Sales Tax and 10% Resort Fee
Starting at $175.00 USD per person
Reef Diving
Enjoy the best dive sites in southern Belize! The Belize Barrier Reef is the second largest in the world. It's a must-see while you're visiting our beautiful country! Enjoy everything from spectacular reefs, drop offs, underwater caves and even whale sharks (seasonal). Our highly experienced dive professionals with take you on exceptional dives excursions like anything you've ever encountered.
All tours are subject to 12.5% General Sales Tax and 10% Resort Fee
Starting at $120.00 USD per person
Monkey River Tour & Manatee Watch Tour
Explore Monkey River by Boat, observing Howler Monkeys, tropical birds, crocodiles and many more. A stop at the village of Monkey River to place for lunch order and then drive upriver for 20 minutes and hike trails through the rainforest to view families of the Howler Monkeys and several species of the Flora and Fauna (including medicinal plants) with an experienced guide. On your return down river, you will stop in the village of Monkey River for a lunch of local creole food. After enjoying lunch, the captain will take you through mangrove estuaries at the edge of the lagoon, home of the manatees.
All tours are subject to 12.5% General Sales Tax and 10% Resort Fee
Starting at $210.00 USD per person
Xunantunich and Inland Blue Hole
After a scenic drive along the Hummingbird and Western Highways, we first explore the Maya site of Xunantunich or (Stone Maiden). Located near the Guatemalan border, a hand-cranked ferry will take you across the Macal River to this major ceremonial center situated high on a limestone ridge with a panoramic view of the Cayo District. The main temple, El Castillo, is the second tallest maya structure in the country. Once done with the tour, we stop at a local restaurant. On our way back we stop for a fresh swim in the mesmerizing waters if the inland Blue Hole.
All tours are subject to 12.5% General Sales Tax and 10% Resort Fee
Starting at $220.00 USD per person
St. Herman's Cave Tubing Adventure
Your adventure begins with a scenic drive through the Hummingbird Highway to the Blue Hole National park. Once there, you will be introduced to your guide who will provide interesting information on the geology of the formations cave history. After a 20 minute hike through the jungle you come to the entrance of the St Herman’s cave. Where you will wade and tube subterranean rivers that flow through St. Herman’s ancient cave systems whilst viewing the awe inspiring natural beauty of the cave decoration disappearing into the underworld as you float on inner tubes with only your headlamp to light your way. Enjoy floating past side windows that filter the jungle light through the mist as you swirl around stalagmites jutting from the river and stalactites looming from above.
All tours are subject to 12.5% General Sales Tax and 10% Resort Fee
Contact Us
- Mile 36 Hummingbird Highway, Stann Creek, Belize