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Tour Name Type Difficulty
cayo mayan ruins tour (minimum 4 persons) Premium Easy
birds of paradise Standard Easy
barrier reef snorkel Standard Easy / Moderate
jungle horseback riding Standard Easy / Moderate
southem mayan ruins tour Standard Easy / Moderate
glovers reef snorkeling Premium Moderate
sittee river kayaking tour (minimum 4 persons) Standard Moderate
scarlet macaw tour Standard Moderate
river cave tubing & zip line tour Premium Moderate
cockscomb jaguar preserve hiking tour Standard Moderate
jaguar preserve kayaking tour Premium Moderate
mayflower waterfalls hiking tour Standard Moderate
black hole drop caving tour Premium Difficult

 

Cayo Mayan Ruins Tour

Cayo Mayan Ruins Tour Departs: Leaves at 8:00 a.m.
Price: US $95.00
Length: approx. 8 hours
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Tour Itinerary

With a 3-hour drive up the Hummingbird Highway to the Cayo, Belize's most Western district. The Hummingbird is considered to be the most scenic drive in Belize, as it winds its way through the Maya Mountains. On our journey we will pass many small villages as well as the nation's capital, Belmopan, and the bustling market town of San Ignacio, which sits high above the Macal River. We stop here to view the ruins of Cahal Peche, which have been partially restored and provide excellent examples of classic period structures.

You will enjoy lunch at one of a selection of restaurants along the way. Our journey continues West and brings us within a mile of the Guatemalan border. Here we will cross the Macal River in a hand cranked ferry to access the large Mayan site known as Xunantinich ( shoo-nan-toonich ). This fascinating ruin has several plazas and a large selection of classic period structures. Those ambitious enough to hike to the top of El Castillo, the tallest structure on the site, will be rewarded with panoramic views of Belize and Guatemala.

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Tours provided by Jaguar Reef and our affiliated suppliers. All tours are conducted by friendly and knowledgeable licensed guides. Tours are subject to 10% tax. Please note that spa services and tours are not interchangeable.