Snorkeling Tour
Snorkel explore the beauty of our healthy barrier reef ecosystem, (no touching). Excellent coral formation and variety of friendly sea creatures. Hol Chan Marine reserve is a must do if you are in Ambergris Caye. We do offer the snorkeling to the best and most amazing sites! Hol Chan and shark Ray Ally which is a 3 Trip. Starting at 8:45 am as you obtain your snorkeling gears, then take a 20 mins boat ride to your first stop which is Hol Chan which you will be doing 45 mins to an hour snorkeling lead by your professional guide. you get to see turtles, sting rays, eagle rays, nurse sharks, fishes, and excellent coral formation. then a 5 mins boat ride to Shark Ray Ally, the heaven for nurse sharks, and sting rays. You gonna be there snorkeling for 45 mins to an hour with you guides as you get to have that personal time with the very friendly harmless nurse sharks sting rays, and other marine lives. you return at your resort at 12pm. We also do afternoon trips which starts at 1:45pm and return at 5:00 pm.
Includes pick up and drop off at your Resort / hotel, tour, guides, gears and refreshing drinking water.
Scuba Diving
“Best Diving Ever” Explore the beauty of the worlds second largest barrier reef. “The world’s largest living barrier reef.”
If you are certified we offer 1 dive per day, 2 dives per day, or even 3 dives per day. We also offer dive packages for multiples days of diving also and night dive to the Marine Reserve.
If you are not certified there is still diving you could enjoy:
Discover Scuba;
Beginners, first dive ever! this is carried out after you review the first chapter of the open water dive manual or watching to video. You are with your instructor as you start at 4′ and base on you comfort you explore the under water whorl up to 30′ in dept.
E-Learner
Open Water Referral
Open Water Certification
Advance Open Water Certification
Dive Rescue
Master Diver Training
Includes pick up and drop off at your Resort / hotel, tour, Dive master/Instructor, and refreshing drinking water
The Blue Hole
The “Blue Hole” is located in the center of the lighthouse reef Atol, Which is about fifty miles due east of Belize City. Originally a cave, the roof fell in some 10,000 years ago as the land receded into the sea.
Go on board our large dive boat with cabin, head and fresh water shower, relaxed seating and easy access in and out of the water. As we head towards your most memorable day where you can enjoy a continental breakfast, sunrise and fresh morning air. The Great Blue Hole, discovered by local fishermen and Later explored by Jacques Cousteau in the 1970’s will be your first dive into the deep blue to a max depth of 130 feet. You will explore the greatness of stalactites and stalagmites. Greet bull and reef sharks gliding over the Blue Hole and swiftly plunging into the abyss.
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A different world awaits you not far at Halfmoon Caye Wall, the site of the second dive. Midnight parrotfish,garden eels Southern and Eagle Rays greet you at the start of the dive and lead you towards swim through into the abyss towards sweeping gorgonians, and an array of large sponges. A succulent picnic Lunch will be served on shore at Half moon Caye, following a stroll to the red footed Booby Bird Sanctuary.A one of a kind experience where from a treetop observation tower you can marvel at the cotton like creatures and also the majestic Frigate Birds.
Either, the Aquarium , Silver Caves, Black Beauty or Eagle Ray Wall will be your last dive for the day. Whichever it is, it is sure to close off the day magnificently.
Lamanai
The Lamanai site is one of the oldest continuously occupied Maya sites in Belize, from about 1500 BC when maize was being grown at the site, to 1680 AD. The name “Lamanai” means submerged insect.
However, archaeologists realized in 1978 that Franciscan monks had corrupted the name from “Lam’an/ayin” to “Lamanai,” and that adding the correct suffix of “ayin” changed the meaning of the name to submerged crocodile, a conclusion supported by the large number of crocodile representations found at Lamanai, including figurines, pottery decorations and the headdress of a 13 foot limestone mask found on a 6th century temple platform.
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In addition to Mayan buildings and artifacts, the Lamanai site also includes the remains of a 19th century sugar mill, a brick-lined reservoir and the charred remains of two 16th century Catholic churches. The church remains are charred because the Maya burned each of them down after the Spanish built the churches in an attempt to convert the Maya inhabitants of Lamanai to Catholicism. The first church building particularly incensed the Maya — the Spanish built the church on the foundations of a Mayan temple that they demolished to make way for the new church.
Lamanai continued to flourish in the Post Classic Period primarily because of its trade of metals, particularly copper objects, thought to have been produced on-site at Lamanai beginning by approximately 1150 AD. More copper artifacts have been found at Lamanai than at any other Mayan site, and the artifacts have included bells, rings, tweezers, various clothing ornaments, pins, axes, chisels, needles, and fish hooks.
The day trip to Lamanai begins at 5:45 am with pick up at your resort. We then have breakfast in San pedro town, then take either a 6:30am water taxi to Belize City which is an Hour and an half ride or a 7am flight to Belize City which is a 15 minutes flight. In Belize City you are then picked up by your Professional guides. You then enjoy a 1 hour drive north of Belize City to a mestizo village named Carmelita. From there you exit your tour vehicle and board your speed boat as you take your beautiful river tour up the New River to the Mayan Site of Lamanai. On your river tour you sometimes encounter crocodile, spider monkey, howler monkey, and different species of birds. Upon arriving on the Mayan site you head straight to enjoy you fresh cook Belizean lunch, rice and beans with stew chicken and vegetable salad.
After lunch, your guided tour of the Ancient Mayan City begins. The temples are built a little distance apart so you will be short hiking trails through the rain-forest as you view our beautiful flora that leads you to the different temples. Your guide will be doing the full history of that Ancient City, what each temple were used for and its importance for the Mayas. Upon completing your tour at the site, you will have a short stop at the gift shop if you are interested in gift items.
You then board your boat as you cruise back to the little village where you hop back in your tour vehicle and drive back to Belize City. From Belize City you take your water taxi or flight back to San Pedro. In San Pedro you will be met by one of our representative who will insure that you have you transportation back to your resort.
General Tour Information
Light-weight comfortable clothing and shoes with a good grip. Long trousers are more suitable than shorts as they give more protection from insects and weather. Hat, sunscreen, insect repellent .
Included: round trip transfers to/from San Pedro town, light Belizean Breakfast, round trip flights to/from San Pedro airstrip, water, juices, park fees and traditional Belizean Lunch.
Take: sunscreen, insect repellent, camera, binoculars, and wear comfort
Xunantunich
Xunantunich meaning “maiden of the rock” or “stone woman” in Maya, is situated on the Western Highway across the river from the village of San Jose Succotz. It can be reached by ferry daily between 8 am and 5 pm. This site is less than one mile from some lovely rapids of the Mopan River and provides an impressive view of the entire river valley.
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Xunantunich is a Classic Period ceremonial center. The site core occupies only 300 square meters but the periphery covers several square kilometers. Recent investigations by Dr. Richard Leventhal of the University of California, Los Angeles and Dr. Wendy Ashmore from the University of Pennsylvania indicate that the site may be even more extensive than previously thought. In Group A, Structure A-6 (El Castillo) rises 130 feet above plaza level making it one of the tallest buildings in Belize. On this structure there are two temples. The lower temple is famous for its large stucco frieze. A mask with larger ears probably represents the sun god. Next to this mask, there is a moon sign with a border of signs representing Venus.
The day trip to Xunantunich begins at 5:45 am with pick up at your resort. We then have breakfast in San Pedro town, and then take either a 6:30 water taxi to Belize City which is an Hour and an half ride or a 7 am flight to Belize City which is a 15 minutes flight. In Belize City you are then picked up by your Professional guides. From Belize City to Xunantunich it’s a 1 hour and 45 minutes drive on the George Price High Way. On your drive you will enjoy the diversity of Belize’s culture and ecosystems. You will be passing through the twin towns of San Ignacio and Santa Elena as you head toward the Belize Guatemala Border. Just a few miles away from Belize Guatemala border lays the beautiful Maya Site of Xunantunich. You then take a stop in a little mestizo village known as San Jose Succotz. At this point you will then exit your tour vehicle as you board a “hand-crank ferry” (a moving bridge hooked on cables) as you cross the Mopan River and take a 2 minutes’ drive up to the Mayan Site.
Your tour of the Ancient City will be led by your guide as you listen to the history of this site, the importance of each structure, and what caused the Mayas to flee their City. After the Maya Site, its lunch time! Enjoy your fresh cook Belizean lunch, rice and beans with stew chicken and vegetable salad. After lunch you hop back in your tour vehicle and drive back to Belize City. From Belize City you take your water taxi or flight back to San Pedro. In San Pedro you will be met by one of our representative who will insure that you have you transportation back to your resort.
This Mayan Site could be combined with the following: cave tubing, zip lining, The Belize Zoo, Horseback Riding, Inland Blue Hole, Cahal Pech, Altun Ha, or the Baboon Sanctuary.
General Tour Information
Light-weight comfortable clothing and shoes with a good grip, Long trousers are more suitable than shorts as they give more protection from insects and weather, Hat, sunscreen and, insect repellent.
Cahal Pech - place of ticks
Cahal Pech means “place of ticks” in modern-day Maya, and refers to the fact that the surrounding area was once used as pasture land. However, this was the royal acropolis-palace of an elite Maya ruling family who lived here during the Classic period. Cahal Pech was settled around 1000 BC and abandoned by 800 AD.
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The site consists of seven plazas and over 30 structures including temples, residential buildings, ball courts, an altar, and a sweat-house, all situated on just 2 acres. A royal burial chamber was found in one of the structures. Inside the tomb a ruler had been laid to rest with the accouterments necessary for the afterlife. Included in the find were shell & bone ornaments, pottery vessels, obsidian blades, and jade objects, the most impressive being a jade & shell mosaic mask.
One of the temples in this small complex commands the best view of the surrounding Belize River Valley. The visitor center and museum has a model of the site, excellent paintings showing Cahal Pech in its heyday, and an interpretive film.
The day trip to Cahal Pech begins at 5:45 am with pick up at your resort. We then have breakfast in San Pedro town, and then take either a 6:30 water taxi to Belize City which is an Hour and an half ride or a 7 am flight to Belize City which is a 15 minutes flight. In Belize City you are then picked up by your Professional guides. From Belize City to Cahal Pech it’s a 1 hour and 30 minutes drive on the George Price High Way. On your drive you will enjoy the diversity of Belize’s culture and ecosystems. You will be passing through the twin towns of San Ignacio and Santa Elena. On the outskirt of San Ignacio sits the ancient Maya city of Cahal Pech.
Your tour of the Ancient City will be lead by your guide as you listen to the history of this site, the importance of each structure, and what caused the Mayans to flee their City. After your Maya Site comes lunch time! Enjoy you fresh cook Belizean lunch, rice and beans with stew chicken and vegetable salad. After lunch you hop back in your tour vehicle and drive back to Belize City. From Belize City you take your water taxi or flight back to San Pedro. In San Pedro you will be met by one of our representative who will insure that you have you transportation back to your resort. This Mayan Site could be combined with the following: cave tubing, zip lining, The Belize Zoo, Horseback Riding, or the baboon sanctuary.
Caracol - Snail
Located on the western edge of the Maya Mountains within the Chiquibul Forest Reserve, Caracol lies on a high plateau of 500m above sea level that drops into a deep valley to the northwest and rises into hilly terrain to the southwest. The site was discovered in 1938 by Rosa Mai, a logger looking for mahogany. That same year the Archaeological Commissioner, A.H. Anderson, visited the site and named it ‘Caracol’ (Spanish for ‘snail’). This site is also where Caana,; Caana in Maya means “sky place.” It is made up of palaces and temples.
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The name Caracol is Spanish for “snail shell” and was given because of the inordinate numbers of snail shells found there.
Caracol remains one of the more difficult ruins in Belize to access, however a significant portion of the road leading to Caracol has been paved and getting there gives visitors the chance to travel on one of the more scenic roads in Belize.
At the peak of its existence, the Mayan city of Caracol covered some sixty-five square miles and was home to more than 100,000 people. It is a Classic period urban centre, comprising a central ceremonial area converged on by causeways leading to the outlying structures. The site’s special features include the buildings surrounding the A court, which functioned during the Early Classic period as an astronomical observatory. Following a now familiar pattern, many of the site’s pyramids were constructed in the Early Classic period, and later covered over by ever more impressive structures.
Since it’s rediscovery in the 1920s, archaeologists have found the earliest dated carved stelae in Belize, dating back to 400 A.D., and unearthed the massive structure called Canaa or “Sky Place”, believed to have been completed around 800 A.D. This pyramid is the tallest and largest man made structure in Belize.
General Tour Information
Light-weight, comfortable clothing and shoes with a good grip. Long trousers are more suitable than shorts as they give more protection from insects and weather. Hat, sunscreen, insect repellent and drinking water are advisable.
Altun Ha
Altun Ha is located 31 miles north of Belize City on the Old Northern Highway. A two-mile dirt road connects the main road to the site. The area around the Altun Ha is rich in wildlife including armadillos, bats, squirrels, agouti, paca, foxes, raccoons, coati, tyra, tapir and the white-tailed deer. Two hundred species of birds have been recorded and there are large crocodiles that inhabit the Maya-made water reservoir.
Altun Ha was a wealthy ceremonial center boasting two main plazas, thirteen structures (including the Temple of Sun God or the Temple of the Masonry Altars). Altun Ha is not very far from the Caribbean Sea and it formed part of a unique cultural zone along with other coastal sites. There are also no stelae at Altun Ha but the discovery of rich tombs indicates that the ruling elite enjoyed access to substantial amounts of exotic goods.
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Another interesting part of this site is the presence of a large, water reservoir called “Rockstone Pond”. The bottom of this reservoir is lined with yellow clay giving the bottom firmness capable of retaining water.
Your day to Altun Ha begins at 5:45 am with pick up at your resort. We then have breakfast in San Pedro town, and then take either a 6:30 water taxi to Belize City which is an Hour and an half ride or a 7 am flight to Belize City which is a 15 minutes flight. In Belize City you will be picked up by your Professional guides. Your guide will take you on a 1 hour drive to the Maya City of Altun Ha. (first half of your hour will be on the Phillip Goldson Highway then you head into the Old Northern Highway). You will be driving beautiful Belizean villages until you arrive at the Maya Site.
Your tour of the Ancient City will be led by your guide as you listen to the history of this site, the importance of each structure, and what caused the Mayans to flee their City. After the Maya Site tour comes lunch time! Enjoy your fresh cook Belizean lunch, rice and beans with stew chicken and vegetable salad. After lunch you hop back in your tour vehicle and drive back to Belize City. From Belize City you take your water taxi or flight back to San Pedro. In San Pedro you will be met by one of our representative who will insure that you have you transportation back to your resort.
This Mayan Site could be combined with the following: cave tubing, zip lining, The Belize Zoo, Horseback Riding, Inland Blue Hole, Cahal Pech, Xunantunich, Bird Watching, or the baboon sanctuary
General Tour Information
Light-weight comfortable clothing and shoes with a good grip, long trousers are more suitable than shorts as they give more protection from insects and weather, hat, sunscreen, and insect repellent.
Cave Tubing
Our Belize Cave tubing tour is the most popular shore excursion tour in Belize. We offer you an unforgettable tour where you almost become one with nature while at the same time experiencing the ministry of the ancient Maya underworld where the Mayas once performed many sacrifice to the gods.
Caves branch cave is one of several subterranean sites cave that were carved out of the limestone foothills of the Maya mountains by the very active caves branch river. The site provides us with an excellent example of the erosive power of water, and the natural wonders of Belize. Archaeological investigations note that the ancient Maya visited the site to conduct important rituals. Today’s modern visitor enjoys a unique opportunity to observe the awesome geological features of the site, and to ponder the nature of prehistoric human utilization.
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The day trip to Cave Tubing begins at 5:45 am with pick up at your resort. We then have breakfast in San Pedro town, and then take either a 6:30 water taxi to Belize City which is an Hour and an half ride or 7 am flight to Belize City which is a 15 minutes flight. In Belize City you will be picked up by your Professional tour guides. From Belize City to Jaguar Paw it’s a 1 hour and 15 minutes drive on the George Price High Way, and includes a nine miles drive into the rain forest up to the “food hills” of the Maya Mountains. On your drive you will enjoy the diversity of Belize’s culture and ecosystems as you drive through little beautiful villages. To get to the caves you do a 30 minutes hike under the beautiful canopy of the rain forest. While hiking on the beautiful forest floor, your guide will point out different tropical fruits, and even medicinal herbs that are used by natives of Belize.
Upon arriving at the entrance of the cave, you can swim around in the refreshing water of the Caves Branch Rivera as you neutralize your body with the water. Your tubing throughout the under works goes for an hour and a half as you view some amazing stalactite and stalagmite formation. After tubing comes lunch time! Enjoy your fresh cook Belizean lunch, rice and beans with stew chicken and vegetable salad. After lunch you hop back in your tour vehicle and drive back to Belize City. From Belize City you take your water taxi or flight back to San Pedro. In San Pedro you will be met by one of our representative who will insure that you have you transportation back to your resort.
Jungle Ziplining
The day trip to Zip Lining begins at 5:45 am with pick up at your resort. We then have breakfast in San Pedro town, and then take either a 6:30 water taxi to Belize City which is an Hour and an half ride or a 7 am flight to Belize City which is a 15 minutes flight. In Belize City you will be picked up by your Professional guides. From Belize City to Jaguar Paw it’s a 1 hour and 15 minutes drive on the George Price High Way, then a nine miles drive into the rain forest up to the “food hills” of the Maya Mountains. On your drive you will enjoy the diversity of Belize’s culture and ecosystems as you will be driving through beautiful historical villages.
Upon arriving at the Zip Lining Park, you take a 5 minutes’ walk to meet your guide. Your guide will then suit you up with your proper Zip Lining Gears as you zip from your first platform to complete 7 different platforms. After Zip Lining comes lunch time! Enjoy your fresh cook Belizean lunch, ( rice and beans with stew chicken and vegetable salad). After lunch you hop back in your tour vehicle and drive back to Belize City. From Belize City you take your water taxi or flight back to San Pedro. In San Pedro you will be met by one of our representative who will insure that you have you transportation back to your resort.
