Day Tours

The Museum of Belize is dedicated to the promotion, documentation, exhibition, and understanding of Belize's cultural heritage and history. The

This rare tour takes you inside the factory that makes the famous “One Barrel” rum that every Belizean and most

On this fully guided tour, around historic Belize City, you will see many places of interest. These include the historic

You will ride to the underground river cave, passing through open farmlands, viewing primitive farming techniques of the indigenous people,

This full day ride begins with an introduction to your horse and personalizing your saddle to you. Your ride will

Experience horseback riding along the lush trails through the tropical rainforest, where you will be led by an experienced local

Cockscomb Basin Wildlife Sanctuary is recognized internationally as the world’s first jaguar preserve. It is also known for its spectacular

In 1983, upon completion of a film called “Path of the Rain Gods”, the movie’s production assistant, Sharon Matola, found

The Community Baboon Sanctuary is where you will find an abundance of the black howler monkeys. This protected area is

This interactive, and spectacular, night adventure allows you time with creatures of the night; an awesome experience that takes you

The Crystal Cave Tour starts with a 50 minute hike, through lush rainforest and partially steep terrain, which is considered

Located on the hills, just outside of the beautiful San Ignacio town, is the small Maya City of Cahal Pech,

Located in the Northern Belize District, this tour will take you on a beautiful, scenic drive thru the country side

After a road transfer, you will hop into a river boat for a scenic ride on the New River Lagoon.

Located in the Mopan Maya community of San Jose Succotz, it is just a few minutes from the Belize Western

Barton Creek Cave is a natural limestone wonder located near San Ignacio that was once used by the ancient Maya

Tikal, in Itza Maya, translates to “The Place of the Voices”. Located just over an hour across the Guatemalan border,

The lagoons, creeks, logwood swamps, broadleaf forests, and marshes of the Crooked Tree Sanctuary covers over 16,400 acres and is

Although one of the most challenging Belize Maya Site to reach, the trip to Caracol, Spanish for “Snail”, is also

Translates to “Cave of the Stone Sepulcher”This Ultimate Belize Cave Adventure was featured on Discovery Channel & National Geographic. Discover,