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Cave Tubing & Zip Line 

Soar through the jungle, experiencing a thrilling ride and amazing views on our Zip line Jungle Canopy Excursion! Your tour briefing and off to a one hour drive from Belize City on the western highway to the junction of the park and then six more miles in to the caves.

You'll be taken to a platform high above the forest floor, after being equipped with a body harness and all necessary safety equipment. From there, you will fly across the jungle canopy from platform to platform, escorted by two knowledgeable guides to ensure your safety and make your experience one you will never forget!. You will go on six different zip lines plus one rappel line back down, a total of eight platforms. The highest line runs 85 feet in the air and the lowest is 35 feet. The longest line is 300 feet.

Next is the world famous Cavetubing through the Sibun river, Caves Branch river caves. You will get into your gears which includes an inner tube, head lamp and life vest. This is followed by a forty five (45) minutes hike along the trails, leading to the area where you are assisted into the river water to start your float through the cave systems.You will end up at the same point where you started the hike. Changing rooms and restroom facilities are at the park.Time to change up and head back to drop off area.

Your tour briefing and some 20 miles on paved highway, north of Belize City, then some 20 more miles up the Old Northern Highway to the AltunHa archeological reserve near Rock Stone Pond Village, here one walks and hikes around the two main plazas and some thirteen temples and residential structures at the Maya city of AltunHa. A complete tour of the site is done in one hour and a half. There is an abundance of wild life and lush tropical vegetation that one gets the opportunity to see.

Next you head for lunch and then off to the the world famous Cavetubing tour.

You will get into your gears which includes an inner tube, head lamp and life vest. This is followed by a forty five (45) minutes hike along the trails, leading to the area where you are assisted into the river water to start your float through the cave systems.You will end up at the same point where you started the hike. Changing rooms and restroom facilities are at the park. Time to change up and head back to drop off area.

Your tour briefing and some 20 miles on paved highway, north of Belize City, then some 20 more miles up the Old Northern Highway to the AltunHa archeological reserve near Rock Stone Pond Village, here one walks and hikes around the two main plazas and some thirteen temples and residential structures at the Maya city of AltunHa. A complete tour of the site is done in one hour and a half. There is an abundance of wild life and lush tropical vegetation that one gets the opportunity to see.

Next you head for lunch and then off to the the world famous Cavetubing tour.

You will get into your gears which includes an inner tube, head lamp and life vest. This is followed by a forty five (45) minutes hike along the trails, leading to the area where you are assisted into the river water to start your float through the cave systems.You will end up at the same point where you started the hike. Changing rooms and restroom facilities are at the park. Time to change up and head to the zip line area. You'll be taken to a platform high above the forest floor, after being equipped with a body harness and all necessary safety equipment. From there, you will fly across the jungle canopy from platform to platform, escorted by two knowledgeable guides to ensure your safety and make your experience one you will never forget!. You will go on six different zip lines plus one rappel line back down, a total of eight platforms. The highest line runs 85 feet in the air and the lowest is 35 feet. The longest line is 300 feet. Time to head back to drop off area.

Your tour briefing and some 20 miles on paved highway, north of Belize City, then some 20 more miles up the Old Northern Highway to the AltunHa archeological reserve near Rock Stone Pond Village, here one walks and hikes around the two main plazas and some thirteen temples and residential structures at the Maya city of AltunHa. A complete tour of the site is done in one hour and a half. There is an abundance of wild life and lush tropical vegetation that one gets the opportunity to see.

Next you head further down the Old Northern Highway for another 12 miles to a ranch/resort. You are taken to your horse, then you get a short safety briefing before going on your adventure. You ride for two hours going through the rain forest, up and down hills, and across streams.

Next you head for lunch and then off to the drop off area.

 

Your tour briefing and some 20 miles on paved highway, north of Belize City, then some 20 more miles up the Old Northern Highway to the AltunHa archeological reserve near Rock Stone Pond Village, here one walks and hikes around the two main plazas and some thirteen temples and residential structures at the Maya city of AltunHa. A complete tour of the site is done in one hour and a half. There is an abundance of wild life and lush tropical vegetation that one gets the opportunity to see.

After the tour we travel for fifteen minutes to a local restaurant for lunch. It is time to go and visit the Black Howler Monkeys. A forty-five minutes journey takes you to the Bermudan Landing Village where the sanctuary is located. A one-hour hike takes us through a network of jungle/ nature trails displaying many of Belize’s fauna and flora whilst spotting monkeys at close range.

At the end of the hike we return to specific point Drop Off.

Your tour briefing and some 70 miles on paved highway, east of Belize City, among the northern foothills of the Maya Mountain Range, is one of the fabled Kingdoms of the ancient Maya. It takes 1hour and 45min. to reach the site. Along the way one gets to enjoy a detailed history of our country and the Maya Civilization while passing through the many villages along the Western Highway. This journey takes us to the twin towns of Santa Elena and San Ignacio, then onto the village of San Jose Succots where we will be crossing a river on a hand cranked ferry. A complete tour of the site is done in one hour and a half. Take a guided tour across grassy plazas, marvel at the perfect architecture of El Castillo, one of the three largest Maya Temples of Belize. See where special ceremonies were carried out honoring a pantheon of gods of a fantastic cosmological religion which reigned supreme in Mesoamerica for several thousand years.

Next we head to a local restaurant for lunch

A half hour drive and then we arrive at a river. Here you will ring a bell and wait for a boat to come to your side of the river, board the boat and cross over to the ranch/resort. At this time you are taken to your horse and get a short safety briefing before going on your adventure. You ride for two hours and a half going through the rain forest, up and down hills, across the Belize River through nature trails, while your guide points out trees, plants, birds and animals and gives details.

At the end of the hike we return to specific point Drop Off.

Your tour briefing and some 70 miles on paved highway, east of Belize City, among the northern foothills of the Maya Mountain Range, is one of the fabled Kingdoms of the ancient Maya. It takes 1hour and 45min. to reach the site. Along the way one gets to enjoy a detailed history of our country and the Maya Civilization while passing through the many villages along the Western Highway. This journey takes us to the twin towns of Santa Elena and San Ignacio, then onto the village of San Jose Succots where we will be crossing a river on a hand cranked ferry. A complete tour of the site is done in one hour and a half. Take a guided tour across grassy plazas, marvel at the perfect architecture of El Castillo, one of the three largest Maya Temples of Belize. See where special ceremonies were carreied out honoring a pantheon of gods of a fantastic cosmological religion which reigned supreme in Mesoamerica for several thousand years.

Next you head for lunch and then off to the the world renowned Belize Zoo. Arriving at the Belize Zoo you will notice the immediate difference from any other zoo that you have visited in your life. Well over a hundred species of indigenous wildlife will greet you feet away in this famous wildlife center, the Belize Zoo, from crocodile to scarlet macaws, Harpy Eagle, the five cats of Belize (jaguar – ocelot, puma,margay and jaguarondi), the Central American Tapir (Belize’s national animal), Keel Billed Toucan (Belize’s National Bird), and many others. The natural environment created by the zookeeper's keeps the wildlife feeling right at home.

Your tour briefing and some 70 miles on paved highway, east of Belize City, among the northern foothills of the Maya Mountain Range, is one of the fabled Kingdoms of the ancient Maya. It takes 1hour and 45min. to reach the site. Along the way one gets to enjoy a detailed history of our country and the Maya Civilization while passing through the many villages along the Western Highway. This journey takes us to the twin towns of Santa Elena and San Ignacio, then onto the village of San Jose Succots where we will be crossing a river on a hand cranked ferry. A complete tour of the site is done in one hour and a half. Take a guided tour across grassy plazas, marvel at the perfect architecture of El Castillo, one of the three largest Maya Temples of Belize. See where special ceremonies were carried out honoring a pantheon of gods of a fantastic cosmological religion which reigned supreme in Mesoamerica for several thousand years.

Next you head for lunch and then off to the Cahal Pech Tour.

Poised for total control of the area, Cahal Pech Maya site sits on the top of a high hill overlooking modern day San Ignacio/Santa Elena, beautiful twin towns of the Western District of Cayo.

Dating back to 1,000 B.C, this important ceremonial and trading center of the ancient Maya dominated the area, with the serene Macal River flowing beneath the temples and homes of the people of a bygone civilization. Since the Maya could not expand outward, after running out of hill space, they expanded upward, giving this site the most unique collection of rooms atop rooms, corbelled archways, stairways to the stars, and plazas where once the rich and powerful rulers passed their edicts and continued spreading their influence over their people.

Cahal Pech also has a well organized display center, where you may view some excellent artifacts, once sacred to the Maya for their important religious ceremonies.