Private Xunantunich Maya Shore Excursion Adventure Tour Belize
Joins us at Belize Wild Caribbean Tours and have an adventure at the ancient City Xunantunich Maya. Our guides are all locals, have a vast knowledge of Xunantunich and are ready to show you our beautiful Belize.
Cave Tubing in Belize
Join us for an adventure of a life time! Our licensed guides will take you deep into the limestone cave known as Nohoch Che'en, ( Jaguar Paw)
Sit in comfort in your floating tube and ride the river though this underground cave system, as you glide through the darkness you will hear and see waterfalls from the other caves as they all join into the one main cave system.
The journey starts with gearing up at base camp where you will be given your lifejacket and helmet with light as well as your tube.
We will then cross the river and have a 25 min. walk to the entrance of the cave. Here you can enjoy a swim while the guide prepares your tube.
Remember to wear footwear that is appropriate for walking on dry land as well as in the water. You must be atleast 40 inches tall to participate , You can not bring any baggage .
Spend the hottest part of the day doing the coolest thing in Belize, Come and enjoy this experience with our licensed, trained guides.
Full day 7 miles cave kayaking from Hopkins
If you are looking for a private long day experience. This is the trip for you. Discover the stunning 7 miles cave kayaking experience with its extensive and breath taking variety of stalactites and stalagmites.
We'll begin our adventure with a 20 minutes drive to the drop in point to the entrance of the cave.
Pass through orange orchard with high chances to spot wildlife, then prepare to navigate through 5 different caves enjoying impressive chambers filled with amazing formations.
It has a fair number of small rapids that can even beginner paddlers can navigate the river safely during the dry season.
During our trip we will stop for a relaxing lunch, taking in the magnificent mountain and cave entrance view, with an opportunity to swim in the clear water of our beautiful river.
Spanish Lookout Mennonite History Tour
Discover the history of the Mennonites in Belize on a guided tour
Learn about the Mennonites' migration to Belize in 1958
Explore the landmarks where they first settled and started their community
Visit the church where they first gathered and a local business
See a replica ferry and village at the Countryside Park
Tea Tasting Medicinal Tour
This medicinal tasting tour is an immersive, hands-on experience that blends nature, culture, and wellness. Unlike typical tours, this one offers a unique opportunity to explore the rich history of Maya herbal remedies on a guided hike through lush, private trails. You’ll not only learn about the healing properties of local plants but also participate in crafting your own tea, using herbs freshly harvested along the way. The intimate setting within a traditional Maya hut enhances the experience, allowing you to develop your palate while connecting deeply with the ancient wisdom of natural healing.
Full-Day Cave Tubing and Zip-Lining from Placencia
This guide-led experience brings travelers together for a well-paced look at the places and activities in the itinerary. The tour begins from Placencia. For cave tubing, follow your guide on the forest approach, receive a safety briefing, and float through the underground river while looking at the limestone formations overhead. On the zipline course, trained guides handle the safety setup as you move between platforms and see the forest canopy from above.
Allow about 8 hours for the full experience. This is a shared experience with a listed maximum of 15 travelers. transportation, entrance fees, soft drinks, and juice are included. The experience is not wheelchair accessible. It is not recommended for pregnant travelers, travelers with back problems, and travelers with heart problems or other serious medical conditions.
Placencia to San Ignacio Shuttle Service Private
You will be greeted by a professional driver and guide. It is our priority that you will have a memorable experience as we shuttle you to your destination. Our driver is a fun and adventurous person who will help you with guiding you so that your stay in Belize is an enjoyable one. Our services are punctual, comfortable and reliable.
Hopkins Eco Kayaking Adventure Freshwater Creek Lagoon
. Paddle through the pristine waters of Freshwater Creek Lagoon
• Explore mysterious mangrove tunnels and hidden waterways
• Learn about Garifuna history and traditional use of the lagoon
• Spot birds, fish, reptiles, and other wildlife in their natural habitat
• Enjoy breathtaking views of the Maya Mountains and wetlands
• Perfect for beginners, families, couples, and nature enthusiasts
• Small-group experience led by knowledgeable local guides
Half Day Bird Watching Blue Hole National Park Tour
St. Herman's Blue Hole National Park is located on the Hummingbird Highway 12 miles from our beautiful Capital Belmopan. Blue Hole National Park covers over 500 acres of dense tropical rain forest and some of the birds we see are: White Hawk, White Neck Jacobin, Black Cheeked Woodpecker, Royal Flycatcher, Salty-Tail Trogon, Dot Winged, Antwren, White Necked Puff bird, Blue Ground Dove, Golden Hooded Tanager, Crimson Collared Tanager, Spot Breasted Wren and Wedge Billed Woodpecker.
Airport Transfer from Belize City to San Ignacio
We have very professional drivers with great safety records. We pride ourselves in ensuring guests satisfaction.
San Ignacio to Belize Airport Shuttle Service Private
Your adventure begins right at your doorstep, where you’ll be greeted by a professional driver and friendly guide, ready to make your transfer smooth and memorable. Settle into a comfortable, air-conditioned vehicle and enjoy a scenic drive along the beautiful George Price Highway—perfect for taking in Belize’s lush landscapes and colorful villages.
Along the way, your driver will share fun stories and interesting facts about Belize’s rich culture and history, keeping both kids and adults entertained. Whether you're heading to your next destination or the airport, we make sure the journey is just as enjoyable as the rest of your trip. With us, you're not just getting a ride—you’re getting a glimpse into the heart of Belize.
A Mesoamerican Reef Adventure Tobacco Caye Expedition
Join us for a thrilling 12-hour round-trip across the Mesoamerican Barrier Reef to Tobacco Caye. Explore one of Belize’s most pristine cayes, known for turquoise waters, vibrant marine life, and rustic island charm.
Spot eagle rays, turtles, sharks, stingrays, and colorful fish just feet from shore — a paradise for snorkelers and adventure lovers.
Start at sunrise with gear, a safety briefing, and a high-speed boat ride. Enjoy two snorkeling and fishing stops, lobster hunting, and savor fresh ceviche on board.
At Tobacco Caye, swim, snorkel, relax, or play volleyball while our crew grills your fresh catch. Return to Caye Caulker or stay overnight for a peaceful island escape.
We kindly recommend packing light for this trip, preferably using a personal item or small carry-on bag. This helps ensure there is enough space on the boat for all guests and crew.
Minimum guests required for this tour. Smaller groups? Contact us via WhatsApp or email, we are happy to assist you!
Monkey River, Manatee Watch and Placencia Visit Tour
Get ready for an exciting eco-adventure in Southern Belize!
Your journey begins with an hour's drive from Hopkins Village to Placencia. Once there, you will embark on a scenic boat ride along the breathtaking coastline, followed by a trek into the lush mangroves and winding waterways of the Monkey River—a true haven for wildlife and natural beauty.
As you cruise upriver, your knowledgeable local guide will point out fascinating sights, including manatees, crocodiles, iguanas, exotic birds, and, of course, the howler monkeys that give this tour its name. Their deep, echoing calls will surround you as you venture deeper into the jungle.
After your Monkey River tour, you'll have the opportunity to explore Placencia before returning to Hopkins Village.
Tikal Mayan Ruins
Discover the heart of the Maya World, just a 2 hour drive from Belize’s western border. Covered in thick jungle and discovered in the 1900’s, Tikal represents one of the most fascinating Mayan archaeological sites of the Mundo Maya.
It was considered one of largest and most powerful cities of the Classic Period, until it was suddenly abandoned over 1000 years ago and the jungle outgrew the massive temples and structures there.
Your tour guide is with you the whole way to fill you in on the history of the area and answer questions. At the border, you will be assisted through all the stamping and fees by your guide. For the next three and a half hours, time will rewind a thousand years.
After you leave the park, there will be an opportunity to pick up memorabilia, then it’s back to Belize. Your guide will be there once again to ensure a safe and speedy crossing from Guatemala back into Belize.
Shared Tour: Xunantunich Maya Ruin from San Ignacio
This shared Xunantunich tour from San Ignacio focuses on the details that make the ancient city memorable, beginning with the hand-cranked ferry across the Mopan River. Climb the limestone ridge and walk through six ceremonial plazas containing more than 25 temples and palaces. At El Castillo, your guide explains the carved friezes and their symbolism, the role of Maya rulers, religious ceremony, astronomy, and Xunantunich’s connections across the Cayo region. The elevated setting and views toward Guatemala help travelers understand why this location mattered, while the guide’s interpretation turns walls and plazas into a story about the people who built and used them. Because the experience concentrates on one archaeological reserve, guests can develop a clearer understanding instead of treating the Maya ruins as a quick photo stop. The shared format offers an enjoyable way to explore with other travelers while retaining a strong educational focus.
Belize Airport (BZE) to San Ignacio - Round-Trip Private Transfer
Book your private transfer from Philip S. W. Goldson Belize Airport (BZE) to San Ignacio hotels and return.
Avoid the hassle of waiting in long taxi or shared shuttle queues and use our private, door-to-door airport transfer.
Your driver will be waiting for you at the scheduled time, and you can travel comfortably to your destination.
• We track your flight.
• Our driver greets you with a name plate.
• We provide door-to-door service.
• There are no hidden charges.
• We use clean cars and professional drivers.
Night Hike Tour: Critters of the Night
Discover the magic of the jungle after dark with our exciting night hike at the San Ignacio Resort Hotel! Strap on your headlight and step into a world alive with fascinating nocturnal creatures like leaf cutter ants, wolf spiders, orb weaver spiders, cicadas, scorpions, tarantulas, opossums, owls, and with a bit of luck, the elusive Kinkajou or Gray Fox.
But the adventure doesn’t stop there! As you explore the trails, you’ll journey back in time with a visit to an authentic Maya chultun—a centuries-old underground chamber used by the Maya for storing potable water.
This one-of-a-kind experience is perfect for nature enthusiasts, history buffs, and thrill-seekers alike. Book your night hike today and create memories you’ll never forget!
Eco-Bus Beach Stop and City Tour Group Charter
Discover the best of Belize City before unwinding at one of the country’s beautiful beaches. This guided tour combines history, culture, and relaxation — perfect for travelers who want to see the highlights and enjoy some downtime at the beach.
- Ride in comfort as your licensed guide takes you through Belize City’s landmarks; from historic sites and colonial architecture. Learn fascinating stories about the city’s past and present.
-After exploring, head to a nearby beach where you can relax, swim, or simply soak up the Caribbean sun. It’s the ideal way to balance sightseeing with leisure.
Full Day Private Shore Tour in Belize from Belize Cruise Port
Experience our Private Full Day Shore Excursion tailored exclusively for Cruise Ship Passengers!
Embark on a serene journey through the picturesque landscapes of Belize as you make your way to the heart of the city. Upon your arrival, meet your seasoned tour guide, ready to lead you on an enchanting tour of Belize.
Discover the awe-inspiring allure of the Memorial Park, marvel at the grandeur of St John's Cathedral, and capture iconic moments at landmarks like the The Belize Sign Monument and many more.
Indulge in delectable local cuisine and explore a myriad of unique souvenirs to commemorate your journey.
Our excursions are meticulously designed to align with your ship's schedule, allowing you to savor every moment without the worry of returning to your ship on time.
We'll greet you directly at the port and ensure you return with ample time to relax and relish your day.
Full Day 7 Miles Cave Kayaking from Placencia
We specialize in providing unforgettable inland adventures, giving the special attention you deserve, and ensuring lots of fun and more importantly safety. Our tour groups are small to provide visitors with an up-close and personal encounter with nature not to mention some magical memories to take away. Our Guides will take you on a journey of a lifetime. Don't take our word for it, check it out for yourself. Experience this Cave kayaking adventure away from the crowd.
Xunantunich, Cave Tubing & Ziplining from Hopkins
Your group gets a private, guide-led day built around the experiences in this itinerary. The tour begins from Hopkins. At Xunantunich, walk through the ceremonial plazas, learn how the ancient city developed, and take in the wide Cayo District views around El Castillo. For cave tubing, follow your guide on the forest approach, receive a safety briefing, and float through the underground river while looking at the limestone formations overhead. On the zipline course, trained guides handle the safety setup as you move between platforms and see the forest canopy from above.
Allow about 9 hours for the full experience. This is a private experience for your booked group. lunch is included. Travelers should have a moderate level of physical fitness. The experience is not wheelchair accessible. It is not recommended for pregnant travelers, travelers with back problems, and travelers with heart problems or other serious medical conditions.
Xunantunich, & Horseback Riding from San Ignacio
This Xunantunich and horseback riding tour from San Ignacio combines two close-up ways of experiencing the Cayo landscape. Cross the Mopan River by hand-cranked ferry and explore Xunantunich’s plazas, palaces, carved friezes, and El Castillo with a local guide who explains Maya rulership, ceremony, astronomy, and regional connections. At Banana Bank Lodge & Jungle Horseback Adventures, meet the ranch team, receive a safety orientation, and ride through tropical trails and riverside countryside on a horse selected for your ability. The transition from ancient ceremonial architecture to working Belize ranch country gives the day unusual depth and variety. Travelers first see how the Maya built above the river valley, then experience the surrounding countryside at trail level from horseback. Because both experiences are rooted in the Cayo District, they feel naturally connected rather than assembled as unrelated stops.
Altun Ha & Baboon Sanctuary from Caye Caulker
Pair Maya archaeology with community-led wildlife conservation. At Altun Ha, explore the ceremonial plazas and temples while your guide explains the history and trade connections of the ancient city. At the Community Baboon Sanctuary, learn how local landowners protect the habitat of Belize’s black howler monkeys and listen for their powerful calls in the forest. This shared tour connects Belize’s cultural history with a living conservation story.
Private Tour: Altun Ha and Baboon sanctuary from Belize City
This private Altun Ha and Community Baboon Sanctuary tour joins Maya archaeology with one of Belize’s most meaningful community conservation stories. Explore Altun Ha’s plazas and temples while your private guide explains how this ceremonial city traded between the Caribbean coast and inland settlements. The experience then moves from ancient stone architecture to the living forest of Bermudian Landing, where black howler monkeys—called baboons locally—are protected through cooperation among villages and private landowners. Learn how the seven-village sanctuary maintains forest corridors while supporting local communities, and listen for the unforgettable calls of the howlers overhead. The distinction is not simply visiting ruins and seeing wildlife. Both places reveal how Belizeans protect what matters: one preserves evidence of an ancient civilization, while the other safeguards a living species and its habitat.