A scenic 100-mile drive through the hills of Belize leads to El Castillo, one of the largest Maya temples in Belize. Freedom to explore the site of this ancient Mayan village while you learn about the culture and history makes this experience extra special along with the expansive views of Guatemalan and Belizean mountain ranges. 

Lunch is served enroute to some of the most spectacular cave systems in the region floating along chilly waters and climbing up to ancient hidey holes where Mayan pottery and dwellings can still be seen today. 

Breath-taking limestone formations designed by centuries of nature envelop the ritual and ceremonial sites that are part of the ancient peoples' as well as the cave's mystique and magic.

Duration: 10 hours    Tour time: Departs at 7:00AM    Difficulty Level: Moderate

Restrictions: Minimum Height for Tubing is 40". To get to the ruin, no hike is required, but to climb El Castillo (2nd largest ruin in Belize) there is a significant climb on uneven surfaces (you can chose not to do this climb, this ruin is as spectacular from the bottom as it is from the top). To do the Cave Tubing you will need to be able to walk moderate distances on uneven surfaces. Flip flops are not allowed for tubing (shoes must have straps).  

What's Included: Transportation, Park Fees, Gear, Lunch, Guide, Water

Start with a drive through the beautiful countryside to the village of Teakettle.

From there, head into the Tapir Mountain Nature Reserve and pass through mahogany groves and orchards.

When you arrive at the trail, you'll hike through lush jungle for about 45 minutes before arriving at the caves.

Gear up before entering the caves where you'll spend the next three hours hiking, swimming and exploring this sacred cave formation with your guide.

Duration: 7 hours    Tour time: Departs at 8:30AM    Difficulty Level: Intense

Restrictions: This tour is considered to be a moderate to hard intensity level tour. You’ll need to be able to walk easily on flat and uneven surfaces, cross the river through moderately fast currents (while holding on to a rope), climb through the rocks and tight spaces in the cave.

What's Included: Transportation, Park fees, Gear, Water, Lunch, Guide

A scenic 100-mile drive through the hills of Belize leads to El Castillo, one of the largest Maya temples in Belize. Freedom to explore the site of this ancient Mayan village while you learn about the culture and history makes this experience extra special along with the expansive views of Guatemalan and Belizean mountain ranges. 

Lunch is served enroute to some of the most spectacular cave systems in the region floating along chilly waters and climbing up to ancient hidey holes where Mayan pottery and dwellings can still be seen today. 

Breath-taking limestone formations designed by centuries of nature envelop the ritual and ceremonial sites that are part of the ancient peoples' as well as the cave's mystique and magic.

Duration: 10 hours    Tour time: Departs at 7:00AM    Difficulty Level: Moderate

Restrictions: Minimum Height for Tubing is 40". To get to the ruin, no hike is required, but to climb El Castillo (2nd largest ruin in Belize) there is a significant climb on uneven surfaces (you can chose not to do this climb, this ruin is as spectacular from the bottom as it is from the top). To do the Cave Tubing you will need to be able to walk moderate distances on uneven surfaces. Flip flops are not allowed for tubing (shoes must have straps).  

What's Included: Transportation, Park Fees, Gear, Lunch, Guide, Water