popular sites
Horseback
Enjoy a pleasurable horseback ride on banks of the Belize River, on expansive property that was once a historic logging and frontier outpost. Along the way you are bound to see some of the more than 230 unique species of birds that call this magnificent property home. We also have horseback adventures that take you right into the Xunantunich Ruins complex!
Please Note: Our tours start in Belize City. While our guests often “day trip” in from other towns, like Ambergris Caye, the cost of getting to Belize City is NOT included in the tour price. Don’t worry, though – we will help you with those travel logistics.
Butterfly Adventure
The Green Hills Butterfly Ranch raises about 30 different native species that you will experience in a large flight area. In addition to watching these beautiful creatures and feeling the breeze from their wings, your guide will explain the butterfly lifecycle and provide a tour of the facility demonstrating the time-consuming process of caring for them. The 250-acre ranch has a multitude of flora and fauna but some of the easiest to enjoy are the hummingbirds. You'll see a number of the 7 species zipping around the many feeders at the shady viewing station. And as an added bonus the mission of the ranch is that of conservation so you'll be participating in a good cause.
Please Note: Our tours start in Belize City. While our guests often “day trip” in from other towns, like Ambergris Caye, the cost of getting to Belize City is NOT included in the tour price. Don’t worry, though – we will help you with those travel logistics.
Belize Zoo
We’ve all been to zoos. But trust us – you haven’t been to a zoo like the Belize Zoo! Get up close and personal (meaning face to face) with animals in a lush tropical setting. And best of all, all animals are rescues AND indigenous to Belize!
Please Note: Our tours start in Belize City. While our guests often “day trip” in from other towns, like Ambergris Caye, the cost of getting to Belize City is NOT included in the tour price. Don’t worry, though – we will help you with those travel logistics.
Actun Tunichil Muknal
Taking a journey into the Mayan underworld at Actun Tunichil Muknal, or the “Cave of the Stone Sepulchre”, will be one of the most enlightening, epic, and unique experiences of your life. Leave the world of the living behind as you venture into the heart of the ATM Cave. The ATM cave is not only geologically beautiful with its crystalline stalactites and stalagmites, but also historically as it is a natural museum of ancient Mayan artifacts and a sacred burial place. This is known as the final resting place of the “Crystal Maiden”, who is believed to be an ancient Mayan Ceremonial victim along with 13 other skeletal remains which include men, women and children.
Please Note: Our tours start in Belize City. While our guests often “day trip” in from other towns, like Ambergris Caye, the cost of getting to Belize City is NOT included in the tour price. Don’t worry, though – we will help you with those travel logistics.
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Cave Tubing
The Cave tubing experience through the Caves Branch system is by far the most popular tourist activity in the country. It starts with a 25 minute hike through the rain forest to reach the mouth of the first cave. There, you’ll be outfitted with a float tube, life jacket and helmet (with light). Your tour guide will then navigate the way through the 4.5 mile route, as the gentle current pushes you along. It’s truly an adventure of a lifetime!
Please Note: Our tours start in Belize City. While our guests often “day trip” in from other towns, like Ambergris Caye, the cost of getting to Belize City is NOT included in the tour price. Don’t worry, though – we will help you with those travel logistics.
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Zip Lining
Of course there is no better way to experience this amazing ecosystem than by soaring through the rainforest canopy on a zip line, as high as 250 feet above the ground! There are a total of 7 zip lines and 12 platforms that will have you flying through the jungle at the speed of Tarzan! Along the way, you’ll be surrounded by the exotic sounds and sights of the rain forest. Belize has more than 500 species of birds and 5 species of large cats, including the elusive jaguar, puma, ocelot, margay and jaguarundi. Your Zip Line tour takes about 45 minutes and is sure to be the highlight of your Belizean adventure!
Please Note: Our tours start in Belize City. While our guests often “day trip” in from other towns, like Ambergris Caye, the cost of getting to Belize City is NOT included in the tour price. Don’t worry, though – we will help you with those travel logistics.
Xunantunich Ruins
The ruins of Xunantunich (the “Xu” is pronounced like “shoe”) is one of Belize’s most popular Mayan archeological sites. It is a scenic 2-hour drive (about 80 miles west of Belize City), near the town of San Ignacio and the border with Guatemala. Xunantunich is most famously known for the second tallest temple in Belize: “El Castillo” (“The Castle”). Today, visitors approach the site by crossing over the Mopan River on a hand-operated ferry and then climb up to the limestone ridge that serves as the foundation for the city.
Please Note: Our tours start in Belize City. While our guests often “day trip” in from other towns, like Ambergris Caye, the cost of getting to Belize City is NOT included in the tour price. Don’t worry, though – we will help you with those travel logistics.
Lamanai Ruins
Lamanai is a remote Mayan site located on 958.5 lush acres of rain forest. Reaching the site is an adventure in itself. After 1.5 hour's drive north from Belize City, guests board a boat for a 45 minute jungle cruise. On the way, you’ll see giant iguanas, crocodiles sunning themselves and many species of birds on the banks of this tropical river – and that’s before you reach the spectacular ruins!
The site is located on the banks of the New River Lagoon. Lamanai is the Maya word for "submerged crocodile." The site's name - "Lamanay" or "Lamayna" was recorded by Franciscan missionaries in the seventeenth century. It is one of the only sites retaining its original name and is among one of Belize's largest ceremonial centres. The name Lamanai helps to explain the numerous crocodile motifs at the site. Crocodile effigies appear on figurines, vessel decorations, and on the large headdress on a limestone mask at one of the principal structures at the site.
Please Note: Our tours start in Belize City. While our guests often “day trip” in from other towns, like Ambergris Caye, the cost of getting to Belize City is NOT included in the tour price. Don’t worry, though – we will help you with those travel logistics.
Altun Ha Ruins
Altun Ha is located approximately 45 minutes north of Belize City on the Old Northern Highway. A two-mile dirt road connects the main road to the site, which encompasses 3.1 square miles. According to the Belize Institute of Archaeology, the site's name means "Rockstone Water," and is a Yucatec Mayan approximation of the name of the nearby village of Rockstone Pond. In Yucatec Mayan, haltun is a stone water deposit or cistern, and ha means water.
Please Note: Our tours start in Belize City. While our guests often “day trip” in from other towns, like Ambergris Caye, the cost of getting to Belize City is NOT included in the tour price. Don’t worry, though – we will help you with those travel logistics.
ATV
Be prepared for a wild romp through the rainforest, enjoying the tropical scenery and breathtaking views of the Belizean jungle! Ride the jungle trails with miles of twists and turns as your guide regales you with descriptions of the flora and fauna and the magical Mayan history of the area.
Please Note: Our tours start in Belize City. While our guests often “day trip” in from other towns, like Ambergris Caye, the cost of getting to Belize City is NOT included in the tour price. Don’t worry, though – we will help you with those travel logistics.
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