The Great Maya Adventure

Reception and transfer to your selected hotel. Overnight stay.

Breakfast. One-hour transfer to Orange Walk to board a boat for a tour of the New River. This ecologically rich area is home to howler and spider monkeys, iguanas, crocodiles, and numerous exotic bird species.

Explore Lamanai (meaning "Submerged Crocodile"), one of the oldest Maya sites, dating back to the Pre-Classic period. Walk through jungle trails to admire ancient architecture, including temples with carved stone deities. After lunch (included) served at a traditional thatched-roof setting by the lagoon, return to your accommodation.

Breakfast. Depart toward the Cayo District. En route, enjoy a zipline tour through the jungle canopy featuring eight platforms of varying heights. Continue with a cave tubing excursion, drifting down a subterranean river to observe rock formations and small waterfalls, with time for a refreshing swim. Lunch is included. Afterward, proceed to San Ignacio for check-in and overnight stay.

Breakfast. Depart for the Mountain Pine Ridge Forest Reserve. This scenic area features pine forests, freshwater streams, river valleys, caves, and waterfalls. Visit Caracol, one of the most significant Maya archaeological sites. Once a powerful metropolis that defeated Tikal, Caracol remains a vital piece of Maya history. Explore the Caana (Sky Place) pyramid, which at 140 feet remains the tallest man-made structure in Belize. Box lunch included. The tour continues to the Rio Frio Cave—the largest in the country—and its nearby natural pools. Return to the hotel in San Ignacio.

Breakfast. Departure for Actun Tunichil Muknal (ATM), a premier archaeological and adventure destination. Upon arrival at the nature reserve, you will be equipped with a helmet and headlamp for the hike to the cave. Accessing the cave requires swimming into the entrance; the interior exploration involves wading through river waters and navigating rock formations. The main chamber reveals ancient Maya offerings, including ceramics, jade, and skeletal remains. Box lunch included. Return to the hotel in San Ignacio.

Breakfast. Morning transfer to St. Herman's Blue Hole National Park. Entrance fees and lunch are included. Located near Belmopan, the park features a natural turquoise cenote fed by an underground tributary of the Sibun River. The site also houses St. Herman's Cave, where visitors can explore jungle trails or participate in cave tubing. Continue to Placencia for the evening.

Breakfast. Excursion to the Cockscomb Basin Wildlife Sanctuary. Located in southern Belize beneath the Maya Mountains, this reserve was established in 1984 to protect the jaguar population. The sanctuary is a premier location for birdwatching, with over 290 recorded species, including the scarlet macaw. The lush environment is also home to diverse reptiles and amphibians. Box lunch included. Return to the hotel in Placencia.

Breakfast. Day at leisure to enjoy the local scenery and coastline. Overnight stay.

Breakfast. Morning flight to Ambergris Caye. Upon arrival, reception and transfer to the hotel. Overnight stay.

Breakfast. Days at leisure to enjoy the beaches and local activities. Overnight stay.

Breakfast. Days at leisure to enjoy the beaches and local activities. Overnight stay.

Breakfast. Days at leisure to enjoy the beaches and local activities. Overnight stay.

Breakfast. Days at leisure to enjoy the beaches and local activities. Overnight stay.

Breakfast. At the scheduled time, transfer to the airport for the flight back to Belize City.