MONKEY RIVER  

Explore this jungle river by boat as your guide points out birds, iguanas, howler monkeys and other wildlife. A hike through the forest is an optional part of this trip. Bring hiking boots, tennis shoes or teva type sandals, pants and insect repellent if you plan to hike. Lunch is enjoyed at a local restaurant and the tour concludes in search of manatee. Bring your swimsuit if you would like to swim.
$ 55 (does not include lunch)
 

COCKSCOMB BASIN/JAGUAR PRESERVE 

Hike through the jungle with a naturalist guide to explain the workings and creatures of the rainforest. After lunch enjoy a cooling inner-tube float down the river, seeing the jungle from a different perspective. The trip concludes with a refreshing swim at the waterfall. Bring hiking boots, tennis shoes or teva style sandals, change of clothing (you will swim and tube in clothes), insect repellent, sunscreen, hat, pants, raincoat and water bottle (refills provided). This trip requires some degree of fitness.
$ 70 (includes lunch)
 

SOUTHERN RUINS TOUR 
(1)Nim Li Punit & Lubaantun
(2) Nim Li Punit/Blue Creek Cave

This tour is combined in such a way that guests have the option of doing Mayan Ruin sites of Nim Li Punit & Lubaantun OR Nim Li Punit and Blue Creek Cave (which is a wet cave). See the ruins of Nim Li Punit, a ceremonial site of the late classic period. Break for lunch, then hike to the Blue Creek Caves. Here you will put on headlamps and life jackets and swim/hike to a waterfall inside the cave. Coming out, relax as you float through the cave. Bring hiking boots, tennis shoes or teva type sandals, change of clothes (you will swim in clothes or your swimsuit) bug spray, sunscreen, hat, pants, rain poncho, and water bottle to hike with. The trip requires a good degree of fitness. Departure time approx. 7:30am, return around 6:00pm. An optional alternative is the Southern Ruins Tour which includes Nim Li Punit and Lubaantun Ruins.
$ 90 (includes lunch)
 

XUNANTUNICH MAYAN RUINS & BLUE HOLE OR ST.HERMAN'S CAVES 

Enjoy the scenic drive through the rolling Maya Mountains. At the Blue Hole National Park, hike through magnificent caves, or bring your swimsuit and swim in the Blue Hole. After lunch, feel the aura of mysterious power at one of Belize's largest Mayan sites. Climb the 130' El Castillo & enjoy the panoramic view. The St. Herman's Caves are a dry, hike-through cave system. They are very open & cathedral-like, perfect for people that may be hesitant to venture into caves that are restricting. There are many beautiful limestone formations to view inside of these caves.
$ 115
 

ACTUN TUNICHIL MUKNAL (ATM CAVES) 

Explore these caves once used by the ancient Maya for ritualistic purposes from about 300-900AD. View skeletal remains of sacrifices along with a variety of stone artifacts and animal remains, as featured on National Geographic Explorer. Gear up for an invigorating swim at the entrance of these majestic caves.
$ 175 per person
 

RED BANK SCARLET MACAW 

This is a seasonal tour offered approximately mid-January to mid-March. Hike through the rainforest in search of the macaw on the riverbank, or in the trees. After a picnic lunch, guests will be given the opportunity to swim or tube-float in the river if they wish. Bring your insect repellent, sunscreen, and binoculars. Departure time approximately 7:30am or earlier if guests would like.
$ 70 and up (includes lunch)

CAVE TUBING 

Enter the world of rivers, disappearing into the underworld as you float on inner tubes with only your headlamp to guide your way. Float past windows of filtered sunlight, waterfalls, stalagmites…
$ 140 per person

CAVE TUBING & ZIP LINE 

Experience tube floating on the river, then after lunch experience the adrenaline rush on the new “zip line” aerial adventure through the tree tops of the tropical rainforest.
$ 195 per person

CRYSTAL CAVE 

Feel the presence of ancient gods as you explore spectacular and awe-filled crystal chambers that hold 2,000 year old Maya ceremonial center. Fire pit, charcoal & ash pottery, bowls, relics, alters, wall carvings, glyph writings & skeletons are found in various ceremonial caves. These caves are dry caves, no cave tubing.
$ 165 per person

SNORKELING / DIVING 

Your trip to Belize isn't complete until you have viewed the beauty of the many cayes off shore. Experience the crystal clear waters teaming with colorful fish and corals. Your tour guide will decide the best location to take you, depending on the wind and weather. Experience Whale Sharks in late April through May. Scuba trips require PADI certification.
$ 70 and up (snorkeling)
$ 120 and up (scuba diving)
 

FISHING 

Experience fishing on the beautiful waters of the Caribbean Sea in one of the best fishing locations of the world. Belize is renowned for its salt water fly fishing.
$ 250 per boat for trips to the cayes & reef
$ 500 per boat for deep sea fishing for a full day
 

SAILING 

Enjoy a full day sailing on the beautiful Caribbean water. A memorable day!
Snacks, soft drinks, juices, full lunch & open bar included. Sail with experienced and
courteous crew, licensed captain and licensed Belize tour guide. Shade seating,
hot and cold water, 3 bathrooms, nice music.
$ 88 per adult
$ 44 for children 12 & under / under 4 years old - free
 

LAGOON KAYAKING 

Enjoy a full day or half day kayaking tour on the lagoon with a licensed guide. Price includes kayak rental. Departure in morning according to guest preferences.
$ 40 per person for 1/2 day
 

Tours are quoted in US dollars. There is an additional 10% sales tax. Prices are subject to change. Tours must be set up a day in advance when in Belize.

All trips are not offered everyday, so please plan ahead. There is a cancellation fee if you cancel a trip less than 12 hours notice. Most tour operators will accept cash, traveler's check or credit cards. Monkey River tour accepts cash only.