From Belize City drive on the Northern Highway for about 31 miles and arrive at Altun Ha.

It flourished during the Classic Period as a major ceremonial center and as a vital trading post with other sites.

Here is where the largest carved jade object in the whole Maya area was found. The famous Jade Head or Kinich Ahau can be seen on every Belizean banknote.

Enjoy a tasty Belizean style lunch at one of the restaurants along the way.

A short trip northwest now takes us to Bermudian Landing, center of the Community Baboon Sanctuary.

This unique idea brings over 200 private landowners in seven villages together to pledge to conserve their land for the protection of the Black Howler Monkey habitat.

Experience the sound of the Howler Monkey!

* All tours depart from San Pedro, Ambergris Caye. Enjoy a 15-minute flight aboard our Cessna Grand Caravan to Belize City Municipal Airstrip. Here meet your tour guide Mark Mc Field who will make you enjoy the Belize experience.

(all entrance fees, refreshments and lunches are included)

Rates/Availability are subject to change. Contact us to confirm specific rates and savings.

Rates are quoted in US Dollars pp.

Drive on the Western Highway for about an hour and a half passing many small colourful villages full of life. Arrive at the village of San Jose Succotz and take a hand cranked ferry across the Mopan River. Hike a mile up hill and arrive at
Xunantunich pronounced (Su nan tu nich).

The largest pyramid, El Castillo rises 130 feet above the main plaza and offers a panoramic view of the Cayo district and of Guatemala. On the eastern side of the largest pyramid is a frieze. The central mask represents the sun god, surrounded by signs representing the moon, Venus, and the different days. In the Plaza, there are three carved stelae found at Xunantunich.

Have a tasty Belizean  lunch in San Ignacio town and get ready to experience the best little zoo in the world.

The Belize Zoo is located on 29 acres of tropical savannah. It is home for over 125 animals all native to Belize. Come see Jaguars, Ocelots, Margay, Howler Monkeys, Toucans, Tapirs, and many more housed in their natural environments.

* All tours depart from San Pedro, Ambergris Caye. Enjoy a 15-minute flight aboard our Cessna Grand Caravan to Belize City Municipal Airstrip. Here meet your tour guide Mark Mc Field who will make you enjoy the Belize experience.

(all entrance fees, refreshments and lunches are included)

Rates/Availability are subject to change. Contact us to confirm specific rates and savings.

Rates are quoted in US Dollars pp.

Tikal is the largest excavated site in the American continent. It is Guatemala’s most famous cultural and natural preserve, and is easy to visit from San Pedro, Ambergris Caye. Tikal possesses a certain magic… Like all puzzles without answers it fascinates everyone and we dare say…

This majestic archaeological gem comprises 222 square miles of jungle all around the ceremonial center. It took the University of Pennsylvania 13 years to uncover about 10 square miles of structures at Tikal. However, much of it is still left to be unearthed. So, do take some advice… Do try to take Tikal in one fabulous day!

There, our guide will give you a tour of the ruins and you’ll have some time to explore. Once you have worked up a healthy appetite, we will head to the Maruba Jungle Spa for an exotic lunch including fish and wild game. After lunch you can take a refreshing dip in their pool or indulge in incredible treatments such as herbal facials and mud baths (for those that wish to be pampered). Then enjoy the swift boat ride back through the river and home to San Pedro.

Includes: Refreshments, Lunch, Departure Fees out of Belize.

Contact us for the itinerary. Rates/Availability are subject to change. Contact us to confirm specific rates and savings.

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Depart San Pedro at 7:30 in the morning and buckle-up for adventure and fun the Tropic Tour way. Twenty minutes later land on the Tower Hill airstrip in the Orange Walk district and take a 10- minute taxi ride through sugar cane fields to the New River.

Climb aboard and enjoy the boat ride through mangroves. See birds, bat, flowers, turtles, and crocodiles along the way.

Arrive at The New River lagoon where the boat docks up. You have arrived at Lamanai, situated on 950 acres of archeological reserve. Walk through dense jungle and learn about Belizean Bush medicine. Explore impressive monuments built in 100BC.Hike up 33 meters on the huge El Castillo Temple of the Rain and take in the surrounding views.

Listen to the loud sounds of the Howler monkeys, and look out for Toucans as you stroll through the rain forest.

Visit the Museum and enjoy a tasty Belizean lunch under the palapa. Visit the gift shops before you get back on board the boat.

Arrive back in San Pedro around 2pm just in time to relax on the beach.

* All tours depart from San Pedro, Ambergris Caye. Enjoy a 15-minute flight aboard our Cessna Grand Caravan to Belize City Municipal Airstrip. Here meet your tour guide Mark Mc Field who will make you enjoy the Belize experience.
(all entrance fees, refreshments and lunches are included)

Rates/Availability are subject to change. Contact us to confirm specific rates and savings.

Rates are quoted in US Dollars pp.

This wonderful day begins as we make our way towards the mainland and up the Old Belize River. Once in the river, we serve a light breakfast while you encounter wildlife such as crocodiles, iguanas and howler monkeys. When we reach Manatee Lookout, we board a private bus with your guide, who will take you to Jaguar Paw/Bakabush Park.

At Jaguar Paw/Bakabush Park the guide takes you along a jungle path up to the caves. Then it is time to put on your head lamps and to splash into the cool water in individual inner tubes and float your way through cave systems where the maya people once worshipped among the limestone and crystal formations.

Once back at Jaguar Paw you can change into dry cloths and enjoy lunch. Next it is on to the famous Belize Zoo, not your average zoo and well worth the trip. Finally it’s back to the swift boat for the ride back to San Pedro.

Includes: Breakfast, lunch, beer, sodas, rum punch and snacks. This adventure departs at 7:00 am and returns at approximately 5:30 pm

Note: this trip can also be done by air, either with either a Horseback riding at Banana Bank Lodge or the Jungle Zip Line adventure, or Xunantunich Ruins instead of the Belize Zoo option.

Rates/Availability are subject to change. Contact us to confirm specific rates and savings.

Rates are quoted in US Dollars pp.

On this adventure you head out the backside of the island toward the mainland. Soon you will be winding through the Northern River where you are likely to see Orchids, cactus and a rich variety of birds and indigenous animals. At Bomba Village, you will then board a private bus that takes you through several quaint villages as you make your way to the maya Ruins of Altun Ha.

There, our guide will give you a tour of the ruins and you’ll have some time to explore. Once you have worked up a healthy appetite, we will head to the Maruba Jungle Spa for an exotic lunch including fish and wild game. After lunch you can take a refreshing dip in their pool or indulge in incredible treatments such as herbal facials and mud baths (for those that wish to be pampered). Then enjoy the swift boat ride back through the river and home to San Pedro.

Includes: Beer, sodas, rum punch and snacks and departs at 8:30 am, returning at approximately 5:00pm- please inquire to make your spa reservation at the Maruba Jungle Spa.

Rates/Availability are subject to change. Contact us to confirm specific rates and savings.

Rates are quoted in US Dollars pp.

Lamanai is the Spanish historic name for Lama’ an/ayin, which means “submerged crocodile.” The Royal Ontario Museum directed a archaeological research project at Lamanai between 1974 and 1986 during which over 940 structures were mapped.

Begin your day with a scrumptious breakfast of fresh fruit, muffins and fresh squeezed orange juice as you wind your way through the Northern River and enjoy the early morning sights and sounds. At Bomba Village, a private bus will take you through jungle, villages and sugar cane fields to Tower Hill, where your tour of the New River begins. As you make your way towards Lamanai, you will encounter animals indigenous to the area such as river otters, turtles, crocodiles and monkeys.

Once at Lamanai you are served a tasty picnic lunch of local fare. Then you hike through dense jungle and explore the ancient maya temples that majestically perch on the water’s edge. At the end of the day, as you make your way back to San Pedro, you will realize that your experience to Lamanai will linger with you as a truly Beyond Ordinary experience.

Includes: Breakfast, lunch, beer, sodas, rum punch and snacks. This adventure departs at 7:00 am and returns at approximately 5:30 pm

Rates/Availability are subject to change. Contact us to confirm specific rates and savings.

Rates are quoted in US Dollars pp.

On this adventure you head out the backside of the island toward the mainland. Soon you will be winding through the Northern River where you are likely to see Orchids, cactus and a rich variety of birds and indigenous animals. At Bomba Village, you will then board a private bus that takes you through several quaint villages as you make your way to the Mayan Ruins of Altun Ha.

There, our guide will give you a tour of the ruins and you’ll have some time to explore. Once you have worked up a healthy appetite, we will head to the Maruba Jungle Spa for an exotic lunch including fish and wild game. After lunch you can take a refreshing dip in their pool or indulge in incredible treatments such as herbal facials and mud baths (for those that wish to be pampered). Then enjoy the swift boat ride back through the river and home to San Pedro.

Flourishing during the Classic Period of Maya civilization, the true ancient name of this site is unknown. “Altun Ha” is a Mayan translation of the nearby village named “Rockstone Pond.” The extent to which the site has been cleared and restored makes it easy to imagine its past glory and wealth as a major ceremonial center. The archaeological site covers about one square mile of area, with at least 500 visible structures. Evidence dates the earliest settlement here to 200 BC, with varied construction phases ending about 900 AD.

This Adventure Includes: Beer, sodas, rum punch and snacks and departs at 8:30 am, returning at approximately 5:00pm.

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Begin your day with a scrumptious breakfast of fresh fruit, muffins and fresh squeezed orange juice as you wind your way through the Northern River and enjoy the early morning sights and sounds.

At Bomba Village, a private bus will take you through jungle, villages and sugar cane fields to Tower Hill, where your tour of the New River begins. As you make your way towards Lamanai, you will encounter animals indigenous to the area such as river otters, turtles, crocodiles and monkeys.

Once at Lamanai you are served a tasty picnic lunch of local fare. Then you hike through dense jungle and explore the ancient Mayan temples that majestically perch on the water’s edge.

At the end of the day, as you make your way back to San Pedro, you will realize that your experience to Lamanai will linger with you as a truly Beyond Ordinary experience.

History Comes to Life

Lamanai is the Spanish historic name for Lama’ an/ayin, which means “submerged crocodile.” The Royal Ontario Museum directed a archaeological research project at Lamanai between 1974 and 1986 during which over 940 structures were mapped. A long, unbroken sequence of Maya occupation at Lamanai occured through Preclassic and Classic times, beginning by roughly 1500 BC.

Includes: Breakfast, lunch, beer, sodas, rum punch and snacks. This adventure departs at 7:00 am and returns at approximately 5:30 pm.

Book your Lamanai Maya Ruin Adventure Right Now and Save 10% »