Cayo District, Belize
Prepare for a serious adventure with a visit to the ATM cave in Belize, accessed by river crossings and hiking. One of the most impressive ceremonial mayan caves in the entire country, this cave is home to a Crystal Maiden that sparkles under lamplight.
Cayo District, Belize
Visit the town of San Ignacio for a dose of culture. Meet with a mayan family, take part in a chocolate making workshop, visit a local women's cooperative and learn how to make tortillas. There will also be a pottery class and traditional lunch.
Toledo District, Belize
Dive in and encounter the exotic marine life that live off the coast of Southern Belize amongst the mangroves, clear rivers and reefs. The Port of Honduras marine reserve is completely protected, so expect the waters to be utterly pristine.
Toledo District, Belize
Take a trip back in time and visit a local Maya family home which showcases how people lived before modernity took over. Listen to ancient stories, learn how to cook tortillas, grind cocoa beans and try your hand at weaving colourful fabrics.
San Pedro, Belize
See the world famous Great Blue Hole from the air - the most spectacular way to see it. Soar above the myriad of turquoise, azure and royal blue colours and have your breath taken away by this incredible natural phenomenon.
Cayo District, Belize
Visit the beautiful Mountain Pine Ridge Reserve and the largest archaeological site in Belize, Caracol. Covering over 30 square miles of dense jungle and with over 35,000 identified buildings, this Mayan site is extremely impressive.
Toledo District, Belize
Visit the traditional villages amongst the foothills of the Maya Mountains to learn about the Cacao production in Belize. See the orchards where cacao grows and learn about the traditional maya chocolate making process from a local farmer.
Toledo District, Belize
Venture off-the-beaten path and meet a Kek'chi farmer, take a cacao tasting tour and have a traditional mayan lunch. Afterwards, hike the Columbia River and take a dip in the safe swimming spots in the middle of the jungle.
Cayo District, Belize
Explore the picturesque Jaguar Paw reserve on a short hike and scenic tube journey. Admire the bucolic Belizean landscapes of the jungle and its flora and fauna from the comfort of your own tube float; just relax and enjoy the ride along the river.
Placencia, Belize
This jungle tour will take you to the headquarters of the Cockscomb Basin, 120,000 acres National Park dedicated to the preservation of the jaguar. There are different trails for soft hiking and exploring the flora and fauna of the reserve.
Placencia, Belize
Weave through the mangroves and keep your eyes peeled for Belize's most iconic wildlife including howler monkeys, manatees and crocodiles. You will enjoy a traditional Belizean lunch and have the opportunity to take a walk around this rural village.
Toledo District, Belize
Combining adventure and culture, this excursion takes you the incredible Blue Creek cave to explore crystal clear mineral pools and the interior of one of Belize's most fascinating underground networks. Then, you can have lunch with a local mayan family.
Placencia and Hopkins, Belize
Combining two different adventures, this excursion gives visitors the chance to explore the Maya site of Lubaantun Ruins. Discover the historical significance of these lesser visited ruins and then take a refreshing dip in the nearby Rio Blanco waterfall.
Placencia and Hopkins, Belize
Explore the reefs and marine life from beneath the surface with an incredible diving excursion in Placencia. Dive amongst pristine coral reefs, whale sharks, nurse sharks, turtles and southern sting rays.
Cayo District, Belize
Take a leisurely horse ride to the mysterious Barton Creek Cave, where stalactites hang over head and old mayan ceremonial sites lie. Canoe through the cave, discovering one of the Mayan underworlds that was once so prominent in Belize.
Cayo District, Belize
Explore the fascinating cave of Che Chem Ha Cave, an ancient burial site from 900BC to 850AD and climb ladders into different chambers to uncover impressive relics. You can then explore the ruins of Xunantunich with a guide to learn about the mayas.
Tikal and Peten, Guatemala
Enjoy a guided tour of this magnificent Maya temple site. A UNESCO World Heritage Site, Tikal boasts towering temples rising up through the jungle canopy and a variety of resident tropical animals and birds such as howler monkeys and toucans.
Cayes and Atolls, Belize
Get up close and personal with the incredible marine life that call the Belizean coast their home. Snorkel with nurse sharks and southern sting rays, swim amongst the seagrass beds and enjoy the crystal clear waters of the Caribbean ocean.