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| Cave tubing in Jaguar Paw
Cave System Cave Tubing through Jaguar Paw is a nice relaxing cave tubing adventure, going through beautiful formations and cave systems and enjoying the scenery around you including lunch and entrance fees, minimum 5 persons US $70 per person |
Boat Tour to Lamanai Ruin- Boat Tour up to Lamanai is a good wildlife tour , with chances to see monkeys, crocodiles and rare Jabiru Storks. includes lunch and entrance fees US $80 per person, minimum 5 persons |
| Xunantunich Ruin and Mopan Inner tube
float, Xunantunich is one of the most impressive sites in Western Belize, located off of the macal river, it makes for an exciting day with inner-tubing and visiting a mayan site. It has one of the more impessive temples in the country with fantastic views of all surroundings. including lunch and entrances fees Minimum 5 persons, US $70 per person |
Horse and Buggy Belize Botanic Gardens
and Canoe trip down Macal River, A buggy ride through the Belize Botanic Gardens, which has the largest local orchid collection on a Mennonite style buggy is an enjoyable tour, with great naturalist guides. Along with a 3 hour canoe trip, and lunch, you have a great day. includes lunch minimum 4 persons, US $80 per person |
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| Altun ha and Belize
City tour Price $39.00 Child $20.00 (Aprox 4 1/2 hours) Three plazas and thirteen structures mark the epicenter of this very important ceremonial site of the ancient Mayan civilization. Altun Ha, which also served as a trade center, is located only seven miles from the sea and is surrounded by primary broadleaf rainforest. This site captured world attention when Professor David Pendergast, of the Royal Ontario museum, discovered the now famous nine and a half pound jade head of the sun god Kinich Ahau. The discovery was made in the tomb of a Royal Priest within the main temple of the masonry altars. Prepared stone steps allow visitors to climb atop three of the main temples on the site in order to capture the beautiful views of the scenic countryside. You will also enjoy a short tour of Belize City, the largest city in the district, which is also the commercial capital of Belize. |
Altun ha Mayan Site
/ River Wallace Price $65.00 Child $32.50 (Aprox 7 hours) A double treat awaits you in the Belize district. First, you will enjoy a riverboat trip along the coast before entering the Belize River, called Rio Wallace by the Spaniards during the Conquistador rule of the New World. Besides the abundance of bird life, the river is home to crocodiles, manatees and even dolphins. After your river expedition you will board an air-conditioned coach and head for the Mayan Ceremonial Center of Altun Ha. It was within the main temple of the masonry altars where the famous jade head of the sun god Kinich Ahau was found during an expedition led by Professor David Pendergast of the Royal Ontario Museum. The site, which is set in the pristine Belize rainforest, has two plazas and thirteen structures within its epicenter and was a vital trade center during the classic period (250-900 AD). Enjoy a delicious lunch at the Maya Wells restaurant and even venture through the gift shop before |
| Baboon sanctuary and
Belize City tours Price $43.00 Child $21.00 (Aprox 4 1/2 hours) A number of farmers living in the villages of the Belize District came together and, with the assistance of the Audubon Society, created the "Community Baboon Sanctuary". In 1986 approximately 60 landowners joined the project and committed themselves to the land management practices that accommodate the howler monkey known as the baboon in Creole. These primates live in a perfect habitat in the wild, the riverine forests of the fertile Belize River area. Prepared jungle paths take you on a tour through the howler's world. Neither shy nor quiet, you are bound to see -- and definitely hear -- these amazing primates. After your tour of the sanctuary, enjoy a short tour of Belize City, the largest city in the district and also the commercial capital of Belize. |
Belize city tour Price $29 Child $14.50 (Aprox 2 1/2 hours) Belize City is the grand lady of Belize's colonial era, when the English Baymen decided to firmly establish themselves on the coast, in spite of attempts from the Spanish to dislodge them. Old wooden colonial homes combined with modern cement structures line the narrow city streets and give the city a flavor that has attracted many. Belize City, which boasts a population of approximately 70,000 people, has many landmarks such as the 200-year-old Cathedral where mosquito kings were crowned and the famous lighthouse that marks the grave of the Portuguese Baron who left a great fortune to Belize. Enjoy the wonderful shops of Belize City as your tour of this great city comes to a close. |
| Belize Zoo & City
tour Price $45.00 Child $23.00 (Aprox 4 1/2 hours) The Belize Zoo and Tropical Education Center was started in 1983 as an attempt to provide home for various wild animals that had been featured in documentary films about the rainforest. From the very beginning, it was apparent that the Belizian visitors to the Zoo were not familiar with the differnt species of wild life that shared their country and all the efforts were made to transform the little zoo into a dynamic wildlife education center. Today, the Belize Zoo covers apoximately 29 acres of tropical savanna and features over 125 animals native to belize, many of which were found injured and nursed abck to health. Enjoy the magnificent range of mamals and birds and reptiles from jaguars to howlers, toucans to egrets and crocodiles to tree frogs, all in their natural habitat. Your journey will begin as you depart from the cruise ship pier passing some of the highlights of Belize City, as you travel along the western highway aproximately 30 miles before arriving at the zoo and education center. You will spend aproximately 1 1/2 hours touring the Zoo and Education Center before returning to Belize to view more highlights. Note: this tour involves some walking, sunscreen, hat, sunglasses, insect repellent and comfortable waking shoes/clothing are highly recommended. |
Cave tubing and rainforest
exploration tour Price $79.00 (Aprox 6 1/2 hours) Heading up the western highway, you will soon arrive at the well-known Cheers tropical restaurant, from where you will depart on your expedition to the launch site. After a six-mile drive into the rainforest you will be lead to the fabulous cave's branch of the Sibun River for a short orientation and an exploratory walk through the broadleaf rainforest. Splash into the cool waters of the Sibun River aboard your flotation tube, while wearing a caving light on your forehead, as you float lazily downstream observing the cave formations of the limestone cavern that was formed by the Sibun River before the dawn of mankind. Lunch will be served at the Cheers restaurant after the cave tubing experience. Note: A change of clothing is recommended; only waterproof cameras should be used in the caves. |
| Caye chapel golf tour Price $225.00 Par 72, 6,843 yds This scenic 18-hole championship golf course has received international acclaim for its quality design and high caliber of play. This long, par 72 course boasts more than 6,000 yards of extraordinary views capturing the Caribbean Sea and Great Barrier Reef of Belize. Impeccably manicured links will leave you in awe. Hazards abound with a multitude of cattail-lined lakes, native birds and unpredictable trade winds. Please see golf pro onboard for more information. |
Just Horse back adventure Price $85.00 (Aprox 7 hours) Discover Belize and all of its treasures as you travel by horseback through some of the most beautiful rainforest trails in the country. Located in the Cayo district near the new capital of Belmopan, this spectacular ranch and lodge offer an excellent horseback riding experience regardless of your skill level. Guide your horse through the lush rainforest trails of the Belize River area discovering the region's diverse vegetation and beautiful scenery. A boat ride on the river itself will give you an even better appreciation for the area's scenery, as well as a chance to see the rainforest's abundant bird and wildlife population. Don't miss your chance to spot an iguana or even an occasional troop of howler or spider monkeys. Enjoy a delicious lunch back at the lodge itself in this serene setting amongst the trees. Please Note: Long pants and closed-toe shoes are recommended. Maximum weight limit is 220 lbs; minimum age is 12. This tour is not suitable for pregnant women or people with back or neck injuries. Approximately 7 hours |
| Goffs caye snorkeling Price $39.00 Child $21.00 (Aprox 4 hours) Is it possible that "Gilligan's Island" could be found a mere 12 miles east of Belize City? Well, it is a little small -- about the size of a football field -- but Goff's Caye is a magnificent coral island sitting right on top of the Great Barrier Reef of Belize. Snorkel right from the beautiful beach and enjoy the abundant reef life, great coral formations and crystal-clear waters. Find your island paradise at Goff's Caye as your guide takes you snorkeling around the whole island. Don't forget your underwater camera! Note: Restrooms are avaliable on the Caye. |
Shark ray alley snorkeling Price $59.00 Child $29.00 (Aprox 7 hours) Experience snorkeling at the site 'Skin Diver' magazine called one of the seven best animal dives in the Caribbean. Approximately four miles south of San Pedro's Ambergris Caye, in the Belize district, lies the Hol Chan Marine Reserve and Shark/Ray Alley, one of the most popular snorkeling/dive sites along the barrier reef of Belize. For several years, local fishermen often cleaned their catch in this area and it is now a popular site for southern stingrays and nurse sharks. Enjoy a comfortable speedboat ride along the mangrove channels, passing Caye Chapel and Caye Caulker, before arriving at the reef. Swim amongst the many stingrays and nurse sharks in the shallow waters (8 ft.) of Shark/Ray Alley. Lunch will be served at nearby San Pedro with the opportunity to explore the shopping areas of this northernmost island resort before making the return trip to your ship. Note: Snorkel equipment will be provided on the tour boat. |
| Xunantunich Maya site
tour Price $65.00 Child $32.50 (Aprox 7 hours) This site was a major ceremonial center during the Classic Period and is composed of six major plazas surrounded by more than 25 temples and palaces. Located on a natural limestone ridge, the site provides panoramic views of the hilly Cayo district and is situated just two miles from the Guatemala border. The largest temple is "El Castillo" which has been excavated and partially restored. This temple is famous for its frieze, a banded stucco decoration that at one time extended around the entire pyramid. The introductory site history and display center is found at the entrance to the center and is one of the major attractions. Delve into the Mayan world as you visit the site's three plazas and partially excavated ball court. At the conclusion of your visit you will enjoy a delicious lunch at Mayland Villas' splendid Cabana Restaurant and you will even have some time to shop at the handicraft market. |
Biking in Belize Price $48.00 (Aprox 6 hours) Enjoy this natural rainforest setting as your guide takes you trhough some of the best trails that belize has to offer. After an approximate one hour drive to the rainforest, you will participate in a short orientation before guides lead you on your bike adventure. The 3 1/2 -4 hour journey will take you through medicinal nature trails and part natural ponds, home to a few of the area's crocodiles. Pay attention to your surroundings and you may be rewarded by spotting some of the area's indigenous wildlife such as: iguana's, various birds, possum, anteaters, foxes, rabbits, and many more. This time will also include an informative stop at Altun Ha. Once your wildlife adeveture bike ride comes to an end, you will be treated to a hearty Belizian lunch. Note: this is an active tour and guests must be in good physical condition to participate. |
| Turneefe Atoll 2-tank Dive Price $145.00 (without equipment) $165.00 (with equipment) (Aprox 5 hours) Belize boasts three of the four atolls in the Western Hemisphere, and Turnefefe Atoll is one of them. Situated to the east of Belize city, this is one of the most spectacular and most popular dive sites that Belize has to offer. Completely surrounded by living reef, this atoll is a have for fishermen snorkelers and of course divers. Your two tank dive will place you along coral cavernes a coral wall, huge coral formations, and bring you face to face with some of the most diverse sea life youwill ever see - from fish to mollusks, from turtels to dolphins. The clarity of the water is something you will never forget, not to mention the sheer number of coral formations in all their living colors. This is diving at is't best.Note: travel time to and from the dive site is aprox 2 hours. each dive is aprox 1 hour. with a one hour snack break in between. You must present a valid "C" card in order to dive -No exceptions. Price without equipment includes tanks and weights only. |
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