The start of your day begins with a pick up from the Las Terrazas Resort dock, where your intriguing tour of the Maya civilization begins! Once onboard, enjoy a delightful continental breakfast as you make your way through the Northern River where you will see a wide variety of flora and fauna. Shortly you arrive at Bomba Village where you will board a private air-conditioned van that will take you along the Old Pan American Highway to Tower Hill. Here you will once again board another boat that will take you down the winding New River Lagoon for forty-five minutes; where Belizean wildlife at its best comes alive. Encounter the many species of birds, monkeys, crocodiles, interesting plant life, and culture as you pass the Amish and Mestizo communities along the way. Once at Lamanai, lunch is served along with sodas, beers, and rum punch. Lamanai, also translated to submerged crocodile, is dated a pre-classic structure in the Mundo Maya. This is the only Maya site in Belize that has its own private museum, where all the artifacts found by the archaeologist, Pendergast and his team, are kept. Our experienced tour guides also provide a detailed and informative briefing on all of the artifacts. The tour covers approximately five to eight of the Lamanai Maya Temples. While touring this site, huge masks depicting dead rulers and gods seem to materialize out of the rainforest amid the chatter of bird life and the haunting call of the Howler monkeys. Your guide will point out the Copal and Raman trees, which were of great importance in ancient times. After a completely once in a lifetime experience, a leisurely journey back retires your day. If traveling by air, the first boat ride is eliminated and time is cut by one hour each way. - Bring along: comfortable wearing apparel, shoes that will not slip, binoculars, camera, sun block and entrance fee of $5.00 US. - Level of Difficulty: Easy to Moderate

Leave by boat to the town of San Pedro, take a flight to Belize City, then board a van and off you go to the western part of the country. Along the way view the different communities along the Western Highway. Xunantunich is the second largest site in the country. El Casatillo is its highest temple at one hundred thirty feet and overlooks the Guatemalan countryside along with the Belize River Valley. After exploring this fascinating Mayan world, head back to San Ignacio and enjoy a Belizean lunch in one of the local restaurants. Once lunch is over, you will continue your journey and visit the Belize Zoo where you will see many of the different endangered species of Belize including five different species of wild cats, howler monkeys, the keel-billed toucan, the Belize national bird, and many more. Tour includes: Transfers, lunch, guide fees, and park fees. Bring along: comfortable wearing apparel, shoes that will not slip, your binoculars, camera, and sun block. - Level of difficulty - EASY TO MODERATE - Departs: daily on demand - Time: 6:15-6:30

After traveling back to the mainland you view rolling hills, winding rivers, and the ancient land of the Maya civilization. This tour helps to enhance your understanding of the Maya culture while enjoying the rich history of the center. Xunantunich is located across from San Jose Succotz and is a few miles from the western border. The partially excavated and largest pyramid, El Castillo, rises one hundred thirty feet above the main plaza and offers and impressive panoramic view of Belize's Cayo District and nearby Guatemala. This tour can be combined with cave tubing, the zip line tour, or the Belize Zoo. Lunch and soft drinks included. - Tours Leave the dock at 6:45am and Return at 5:30pm - The tour can be combined with Cave tubing, the Belize Zoo or Zipline tour. - Trip time: Leaves 6:45 AM & Returns 5:30 PM - Equipment Needed: Hiking Boots, Wet shoes, Bug Spray, Camera, Sun Block, Hat, binoculars. - Appropriate Clothing: Swim suit, and Change of Clothing, Towels - Bring along entrance fee: $5.00US per Person - Tour Operator Provides: Lunch, Drinks, and Guides - Level of difficulty - Easy

This tour includes a two-day and one night journey. Tikal is located in the Peten region of Guatemala forming part of the Maya biosphere reserve. The Tikal national park covers an area of two hundred twenty-two square miles. Visit the famous temples at Tikal while observing endangered species of flora and fauna that are protected in this park. Over three hundred species of birds make the park their home including parrots, toucans, humming birds, and oscillated turkeys. Tikal is one of the most impressive and pristine Mayan cities in Central America. This is undoubtedly the most researched and excavated Mayan ruin site throughout Central America. The trip takes you from Belize into the jungle regions of Guatemala where you will have the opportunity to study the extensive archaeological sites continuously being uncovered. This trip can also be offered as an overnight trip by land that gives you more time to enjoy these incredible ruins. Day 1 - Visit to Xunantunich in western Belize, then head for an exotic lunch at the Cabana in Peten. After lunch visit the Yaxha Maya site and indulge in the Maya civilization. Head for an overnight stay to the Island of Flores Peten for your shopping pleasure. Day 2- Leave Flores at 8.00am and head to Tikal. We head back home at 1.00pm. - Tour includes-round trip transfers, accommodation, meals (DBL), park fees and license tour - Trip time: Leaves 7:00 AM & Returns 5:30 PM for a one day tour. - 2 Day tour: Leave 2:00PM & Returns Following Day @ 5:30PM - Equipment Needed: Hiking Booth, Wet shoes, Bug Spray, Cameras, Sun Block, and Hat, binocular. - Appropriate Clothing: Light clothing - Bring along entrance fee: Departure tax - Tour Operator Provides: Lunch, Drinks, and Guides - Level of difficulty - Easy

Travel back in time, follow pathways used by the Maya peoples, and discover lost worlds that have been hidden deep within the jungle for centuries. Take a tour with us as we unveil the mysteries and secrets of the Maya underworld. Witness spectacular visions of the jungle, while trekking across rivers and remote jungle trails. We will take you back over two thousand years in history as you learn about the Maya civilization and witness first hand how the ancient peoples used these amazing caverns. See burial chambers with calcified remains, ceremonial vessels and other cultural artifacts left by the Maya centuries ago. Artifacts are often looted from caves following their discovery. Because of this, passage through this cave is known to only a few select guides, who have permission from the Belize Department of Archeology to take visitors to this special cave. To this day, the cave has not been looted and nearly all of the cultural artifacts have remained in place as they were originally found in 1989. Start off the day with an early flight to Belize City to meet and greet your tour guide. Travel the scenic western highway towards Guatemala to the village of Teakettle. From there, head south to the Tapir Mountain Nature. Take a nature trail for forty-five minutes on a flat, clean, and shaded path which has three knee-deep streams to cross during this jungle hike. At the end of the hike arrive at the camp ground just outside the cave. Sit down for lunch and orientation about the history, geology, safety rules, and regulations of the cave. After the orientation and lunch start off with a swim into the fifteen foot long and fifteen foot deep cave; life jackets are available for non-swimmers. Arrive to the main chamber to view artifacts such as ancient Mayan potteries, skeletal remains, stone tools, and beautiful formations. Cave time is approximately 3 hours. - At the end of the tour you will hike back to the car, drive to Belize City, fly to San Pedro and boat back to Las Terrazas, concluding at approximately 5:30 pm. Flying Only. - Level of difficulty: Moderate - What to bring: Tennis Shoes or hiking boots, extra pair of socks, suit of dry clothes, insect repellent, sun block etc. - Headlights, helmets and lunch are included in tour cost. Be sure to advise us if whether vegetarian or not.

Climb the steps of the ancient Maya rulers at Altun-Ha. Learn more about the history of the Maya civilization and about the largest carved jade head ever discovered, which represents the Maya Sun God known as Kinich Ahau. Take the boat and ride up the northern river and enjoy the vast variety of Flora and Fauna. See the elusive crocodiles and iguanas on the way to the village of Bomba. For lunch, visit The Maruba Resort natural jungle restaurant for lunch. Have a horse back ride through the jungle, a refreshing swim in the pool, or settle for a nice spa treatment at Maruba Resort. On the way back, catch a glimpse of the wide variety of birds that inhabit this part of the country. Drinks, water, sodas, beer & all transportation included. $5.00US National Park Entrance Fee not included. Bring along comfortable wearing apparel, shoes that will not slip, your binoculars, camera and sum block. - Trip time: Leaves 6:45 AM & Returns 5:30 PM - Equipment Needed: Hiking Booth, Wet shoes, Bug Spray, Cameras, Sun Block, Hat - Appropriate Clothing: Swim suit, and Change of Clothing, Towels - Bring along entrance fee: $5.00US per Person - Tour Operator Provides: Lunch, Drinks, and Guides - Level of difficulty - Easy