Mainland Day Tours

Cave Tubing & Zip Line Adventure

This exciting day begins as you make your way to the main land and up the Belize River. As we ride through the river you will encounter wildlife like crocodiles, iguanas & manatees while we serve a continental breakfast. There your private van awaits to transport you to your unforgettable adventure into the dense forest of the Caves Branch area. Your Zip Line adventure begins with a five-minute walk in this amazing natural rainforest. There you will be assisted by the guide as you fly through the air surrounded by nature to the eight different platforms strategically located within the rainforest canopy. After lunch, it is off to the second part of your adventure where you will put on a head lamp, hop in your tube and float your way through the Sacred Caves enjoying the tranquility of the rainforest and flowing waters.

• 4 Person Minimum per trip
• Things to bring: sun block, insect repellant, sunglasses, and camera

Price, inclusive of transportation, park fees, gear, taxes and lunch- $280

Cave Tubing & Xunantunich Mayan Ruins

Belize is said to have the largest cave system in the region. Spectacular networks of caves containing layered limestone have eroded through the course of time, leaving magnificent geological formations below the surface. The cave tubing will be done at Caves Branch. This is one of the oldest cave systems that was formed thousands of years ago. This tour will also offer the exploration Xunantunich ruins located in San Ignacio, Belize.  

• 4 Person Minimum per trip
• Things to bring: sun block, insect repellant, sunglasses, and camera

Price, inclusive of transportation, park fees, gear, taxes and lunch- $280

ATM Cave Tour (Actun Tunichil Muknal Cave)

Actun Tunichil Muknal (ATM) Cave is the crown jewel of all of Belize’s archaeological treasures. In 2010, National Geographic named ATM Cave as #1 "Sacred Places of a Lifetime" Cave. While there, you will take a ride through beautiful Cayo countryside to the village of Teakettle, where you turn off into the Tapir Mountain Nature Reserve and pass through mahogany groves and orange orchards. Inside the cave are carvings, vessels, and the bones of human beings who were sacrificed to Chaac, the rain god by the ancient Maya. To reach these wonders, your guide will lead you up a gentle subterranean river, through passages as wide as cathedrals and narrow as canals. You’ll be surrounded on all sides by beautiful cave formations, made by water percolating through ancient seabed for millions of years, a drop at a time.  

• Things to bring: sun block, insect repellant, sunglasses, and camera

Price, inclusive of transportation, park fees, gear, taxes and lunch- $340

Lamanai Jungle River Mayan Ruins

Enjoy a delightful continental breakfast as we make our way to the mainland by boat. Along the way the guides point out the rich variety of flora & fauna. Once on the mainland we board a private bus or van that takes us to Tower Hill. Upon arrival at Tower Hill we board another boat that takes us down the New River to Lamanai. As we make our way down the river we encounter birds, monkeys & crocodiles. At Lamanai we take a break for lunch, served under the canopy of the jungle; followed by a guided tour of the ruins that perch on the water’s edge.

• 4 Person Minimum per trip
• Things to bring: sun block, insect repellant, sunglasses, and camera

Price, inclusive of transportation, park fees, gear, taxes and lunch- $230

*Fees subject to change