Altun Ha Mayan Ruins and Baboon Sanctuary

This tour is designed to last approximately 5.5 hours. It includes a 50 minutes drive through the countryside to the Mayan Ruins of Altun Ha. As we drive through the countryside, we will be doing presentation on Belize History, Ethnic Groups Of Belize, and Pointing out sites of interest. Upon our arrival at Altun Ha Ruins we will have a short restroom break. After the break we will start the tour of Altun Ha Mayan Ruins. The tour of the ruins last approximately an hour. As we go through the site, we will be doing presentation on Medicinal Plants, Indian History, and Altun Ha History.

After the tour of Altun Ha Mayan ruins we do a slow drive to The Baboon Sanctuary. The tour of the Sanctuary includes a short hike through the rain forest in search of Howler Monkeys in their natural Habitat. You will get an up close view of the Howler Monkeys. You may also hear them howl.

After the tour of the Sanctuary, We drive back to Belize City. When we arrive in Belize City you will be offered a complimentary tour of Belize City and you will get the chance to see some of our Historical Sites. You can also stop to shop, or have lunch if you like.

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Belize Zip Line and Baboon Sanctuary

Belize Zip Line and Baboon Sanctuary – The combination of zip line and baboon sanctuary is designed to last approximately 5.5 hours. It includes a 50 minute drive from Belize Zip to the zip line sight. As we drive to the zip line sight we will be narrating the history of Belize to You. We also will be pointing out sights of interest as we go by.

 

When we arrive at the zip line sight we will have a short rest room break. After the break you will be geared up and there after start the zip line tour. The zip line part of the tour last approximately 40 minutes.

 

After the zip line tour we will an hour to the Baboon Sanctuary. When we arrive at the Sanctuary you will be introduced to a tour guide that specializes in The Sanctuary. The tour of the sanctuary last approximately an hour. You will be hiking in the rain forest in search of howler monkeys in their natural habitat. After the tour of the sanctuary you will be driven back to your hotel. If you are on a cruise, you will be driven to the cruise port.

  

The youngest allowed on this tour is 3 years old.

Price: $160.00 per/ person

Special offer 4 persons: $140.00 per/ person

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Altun Ha Mayan Ruins, Baboon Sanctuary, and Zip Line

Belize Zip Line Canopy Tour, Baboon Sanctuary, and Altun Ha Ruins – The combination of Belize Baboon Sanctuary, Altun Ha Mayan Ruins, and Belize Zip Line Canopy Tours is a full day tour. It includes a 50 minute drive from Belize Zip to the zip line sight. As we drive to the zip line sight we will be narrating the history of Belize to You. We also will be pointing out sights of interest as we go by.

 

When we arrive at the zip line sight we will have a short rest room break. After the break you will be geared up and there after start the zip line tour. The zip line part of the tour last approximately 40 minutes.

After the zip line tour we will an hour to the Baboon Sanctuary. When we arrive at the Sanctuary you will be introduced to a tour guide that specializes in The Sanctuary. The tour of the sanctuary last approximately an hour. You will be hiking in the rain forest in search of howler monkeys in their natural habitat.

 

After the tour of the sanctuary, we will drive 45 minutes to Altun Ha Mayan Ruins. When you arrive at the ruins we will have a short restroom break. After the restroom break we will begin the tour of the ruins. The tour of the ruins last approximately 40 minutes. Whilst doing the tour of the ruins, we will do presentations on Indian History, Altun Ha History, and Present Day Mayan History.

Price: $180.00 per/ person

Group of 4 and more $165.00 per/ person

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Belize Baboon Sanctuary

Belize Baboon Sancuary

This tour is designed to last approximately 4 hours. It includes a drive through the countryside to a village known as Bermudian Landing. As we drive through the country side we will be narrating the history of Belize and it people.

 

When we arrive at Bermudian landing we will have a short break. After the break we will hike on trails in the rain forest on Howler Monkeys in their natural habitat. As we hike through the rain forest we will be doing presentations in Medicinal Plants and Eco Systems.

 

On this tour you get an upclose view of howler monkeys. You will also hear them howl! This tour is ideal for young kids, senior, and every other age group.

 

We also offer a combination of Ruins Of Altun Ha and Monkey Hunt

$75.00

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Belize Day Trips To Tikal

The Tikal Mayan ruins in the Peten region of Guatemala are truly breathtaking -- and mysterious, as is the civilization that built Tikal almost 2000 years ago.  (So mysterious in fact, that Tikal was filmed as the hidden rebel base on the Planet Yavin in George Lucas' Star Wars.)

 

The portion of Tikal that has been excavated and studied is about the size of Central Park in Manhattan, and a guide is highly recommended.Tikal (meaning Place of the Voices) is located about 40 miles from Flores on Lake Peten Itza, and is in the middle of the 230 square mile Tikal National Park.

 

In addition to the mystery of the ruins, wildlife and exotic tropical birds such as Howler Monkeys and Toucans are abundant in the Park and among the ruins themselves. (The last time we were there, we saw flocks of Toucans, a group of Spider Monkeys, and definitely heard a troop of Howlers late in the day.  The trip TO Tikal was also an eventful one full of wild turkeys, pigs, a rare Orange Breasted Falcon, goats and even a herd of cattle.)

 

Cost: $385.00 pp
Promotional Price: $350.00

This tour leaves Belize City at 6:00am daily.

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Belize Cave Tubing and Xunantunich Mayan Ruins

This is tour is a combination of Xunantunich Mayan Ruins and Cave   Tubing. It is designed to last approximately 5.5 hours. It includes an   hour 20 minutes drive to the Ruins Of Xunantunich. As we drive to the   ruins we will narrating the history of Belize to you. When we arrive in   the Village of San Jose Soccutz we will board a hand cranked ferry to   cross the river to reach the ruins of xunantunich. When we arrive at the   ruins we will have a short restroom break. After the break we will   start the tour of the Ruins Of Xunantunich. The tour of the ruins last   approximately an hour to an hour and a half.

 

After   the tour of the ruins we will drive 40 minutes to the cave tubing  site.  When we arrive at the cave tubing site you will be issued with  life  vests, inner tubes, and a head lamp. We will then start a 25  minutes  hike through the rain forest to the cave. As we hike we will be  doing  presentations in Indian History, Medicinal Plants, and Belize  Cave  Systems.

 

The   cave tubing part of the tour last approximately an hour and a half.   After the cave tubing part of the tour we will drop you off at your   hotel. 

If you are staying in Ambergris Caye, San Pedro, Or Caye Caulker, you will be dropped off at the Water Taxi Terminal.

 

Price: $150.00

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Belize Lamanai Mayan Ruins Tours

Lamanai Mayan Ruins Belize 

Looming over the west bank of the New River Lagoon, Lamanai Mayan Ruins, or "submerged crocodile," is off the beaten track-perhaps the reason why it thrived for over 3000 years. The city of Lamanai Mayan Ruins began its regional supremacy around 1500 B.C. Extending from the formative years of the Mayan world to the preaching friars of Spanish colonists, Lamanai Mayan Ruins flourished and supported a vast community of farmers, merchants, and traders. 

 

You might even find the profile of Crocodile Mask at the base of Temple N-9-56, Lamanai. Named for the thriving crocodile population in the nearby New River lagoon, Lamanai's main structures and excavated artifacts exhibit many representations of the famed reptile. Because some of Lamanai's ruins are some of the oldest in Belize dating back to 700 B.C., the site has received more attention than other archaeological sites in the country. Still, of the 700 buildings within the complex, less than five percent have been excavated and explored. Aside from the central pyramid, thick forest has consumed many of the limestone mounds that housed the thousands of Mayan inhabitants. With a population exceeding 35,000 at the height of the city's power, Lamanai's trading influence extended over the border
$120.00
6 to 10 persons: $75.00

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