Xunantunich - Stone Woman

This stunning Mayan Site is home to El Castillo, a towering pyramid with breathtaking views over the jungle and Belize River. Over 1300 years ago, Xunantunich was once a powerful ceremonial city - and it still holds a touch of mystery today. Locals speak of a "Stone Woman", a ghostly figure said to appear among the ruins.

Lamanai Jungle River Tour [Submerged Crocodile]

Cruise deep into the lush Belizean rainforest on a scenic boat ride along the New River, where wildlife surrounds you such as - Howler Monkeys, Crocodiles, Tropical Birds and more. As the jungle gives way to ancient mystery, you'll arrive at Lamanai, one of Belize's most impressive Maya Cities.

Hidden for centuries, this Mayan Site, features towering temples that rise dramatically from the jungle floor. You get to climb the High Temple for sweeping views of the canopy, and explore ceremonial plazas, ancient carvings and sacred relics - all while your guide brings the site to life with stories of gods, kings & forgotten rituals.

With Maya & Viv, you'll escape the ordinary with our mainland experiences steeped in culture & charm.

Is an ancient Maya City in Belize, once a major center for trade and ceremonies. It thrived between 200 BCE and 900 CE and is best known for the Temple Of Masonry Altars, where a large jade head of the Sun God was found - the biggest of its kind in the Maya world.

Nohoch Che'en Caves Branch Archaeological Reserve [ Tubing ]

Deep in the heart of Belize's jungle, lies the Nohoch Che'en Caves Branch, a place where history flows underground - literally! This incredible cave system was sacred to the ancient Maya, who believed caves were gateways to the underworld, known as Xibalba (sheel-bal-ba). They came here to perform rituals, offer sacrifices, and connect with their gods in the dark, echoing chambers.

Today you can float through those same caves on an inner tube, surrounded by glittering stalactites, ancient pottery shards, and hidden ceremonial altars.

Zip Lining - Jaguar Paw

Get your adrenaline pumping as you zipline high above the lush rainforest canopy at Jaguar Paw! Feel the rush as you glide tree to tree, with birds calling below and the jungle stretching out for miles. This isn't just ziplining - it's flying through ancient Maya lands, where legends once roamed and nature still rules. Fast, fun and unforgettable - it's the wildest ride in Belize!

The Belize Zoo

More than just a zoo - it's a walk through Belize's backyard! The Belize Zoo started in 1983 as a rescue mission for animals used in a nature documentary, and it quickly became a beloved wildlife sanctuary. Today, it's home to over 45 native species, including; jaguars, tapirs, howler monkeys, toucans and even crocodiles - all in their natural forest habitats.

Altun Ha - Rockstone Pond