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8 hours 30 minutes
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Discover two of Belize’s highlights in one day: explore the ancient Maya temples of Xunantunich, then float through underground rivers on a cave tubing adventure.This hassle-free experience is perfect for families, adventure seekers, and history buffs.
Begin at Xunantunich, crossing the hand-cranked ferry and climbing the towering El Castillo pyramid for sweeping jungle views that stretch into Guatemala. Learn stories of Maya kings and rituals of this ancient city.
Then cool off with a cave tubing adventure through Belize’s underground river system. Equipped with life vests, helmets, lights, and tubes, float past glittering formations and hidden chambers as guides reveal Maya legends of Xibalba, the underworld.
- Cross the hand-cranked ferry and explore Maya temples with licensed local guides.
- Float underground rivers on a cave tubing adventure.
- Woman-owned operator for authentic care.
- Small-group tour with lunch, equipment, transport and fees included.
Infants are required to sit on an adult’s lap
Not recommended for travelers with spinal injuries
Not recommended for pregnant travelers
Not recommended for travelers with poor cardiovascular health
Travelers should have at least a moderate level of physical fitness
For a full refund, cancel at least 24 hours before the scheduled departure time.
Fresh Lunch at a nearby restaurant
Air-conditioned vehicle
All entrance fees to both sites are covered
Safety gear- Inner tubes, helmets, headlamps, lifevests
Licensed Tour Guide
Alcoholic Beverages
Venus Hotel
29 Burns Avenue, San Ignacio Belize
San Ignacio Resort Hotel
18 Buena Vista St San Ignacio Belize
Casa Blanca Guest House
10 Burns Ave., San Ignacio Belize
Maya Bella Downtown Hotel
36 Burns Avenue San Ignacio Belize
Tropicool Hotel
30 Burns Avenue, San Ignacio Belize
San Ignacio
This is our departure point. Travelers are picked up from their hotel in San Ignacio and meet their licensed guide, who gives an overview of the day’s adventure.
San Jose Succotz
Cross the Mopan River on a traditional, manually cranked ferry — a unique experience before driving one mile uphill into the reserve.
Operated by Ruwa Travels