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From US$110Traditional Chocolate Making in Belize
At a local cacao farm, you’ll be able to see cacao pods fresh off the tree with the seed still covered in sweet fleshy fruit. You’ll be taken through the entire process of traditional chocolate making which includes grinding the cacao into a paste with a mortar and pestle. You will learn about the history and significance of cacao in the Mayan culture, including its use as currency. The chocolate paste you created will set in the fridge and you’ll be able to taste organic chocolate, handmade by you, straight from the source.
From US$85Swim and Unwind at a Scenic Waterfall from Hopkins Village
Experience the magic of Maya King Waterfalls – where jungle paradise meets effortless adventure! Escape to one of Belize's best-kept secrets without the strenuous hike. This unforgettable tour takes you from the laid-back coastal charm of Hopkins Village into the heart of the Maya Mountains, where the spectacular three-tiered Maya King Waterfalls awaits. Perfect for travelers who want authentic jungle beauty without the exhausting trek, this is your chance to swim in crystal-clear mountain pools surrounded by pristine rainforest – and you're just a 2-minute walk from getting there. This isn't just a swim – it's a complete sensory immersion. Feel the cool mountain water against your skin, hear the symphony of tropical birds and cascading water, breathe in the rich scent of the rainforest, and witness nature in its purest form.
From US$95Bioluminescence Night Tour in Hopkins, Belize
Hopkins, Belize offers a magical nighttime adventure with its Bioluminescence Tour. Glide through the serene mangrove channels of Anderson Lagoon as tiny organisms illuminate the water, creating a stunning display of sparkling blue-green light. This unique experience is perfect for families, nature lovers, and couples looking for a romantic outing. With an expert guide on board, learn about the local ecosystem and have the option to take a refreshing swim in the glowing lagoon, making unforgettable memories under the stars. - Evening tour from 6:30 PM to 8:00 PM - Witness the enchanting glow of bioluminescent waters - Expert guide sharing insights on local wildlife - Optional swimming in the illuminated lagoon
From US$100Bioluminescence Tour & Sunset River Cruise
The Sittee River is the gateway to one of nature’s breathtaking phenomena – bioluminescent or “burning wata” as the Belizeans call it. This night tour is seasonal. Conditions have to be just perfect in the Anderson Lagoon and it usually occurs in the driest months like February - April. Head out on the 5 minute boat ride to Anderson Lagoon on the Sittee River. The night sky is UNBELIEVABLE. Thick with stars all the way down to the tree line.
From US$125Cockscomb Basin Jungle Hike & Waterfalls Tour from Hopkins
Cockscomb Basin Wildlife Sanctuary is a beautiful and diverse nature reserve located in Belize. It is home to a wide range of flora and fauna, including jaguars, howler monkeys, and an incredible variety of birds. One of the best ways to explore this stunning natural environment is through a Waterfalls and Jungle Hike tour.
From US$32San Ignacio (Cayo) - Hopkins/Dangriga PRIVATE SHUTTLE
Untame Belize specializes in punctuality and reliability and charges a fixed price for each route, meaning you can save a lot of money, especially if you’re traveling in bigger groups. Although flying domestically is slightly faster, it is also much, much more expensive. Every driver working for Untame Belize has years of experience, has passed an advanced course in defensive driving, and is a true professional.
From US$150.63Extreme Waterfall Rappelling at Bocawina - Antelope Falls
Climb to the top of Antelope Falls with your trusty harness, then let gravity take over as you descend 250 feet down the falls clipped into a rope system operated by one of our experienced guides. Recommendations: Bring bug repellent, long pants, t-shirt, bathing suit, sneakers (you will get wet but will dry quickly). You should be fit enough for the 1½ hour* hike to the top of the falls some of which is on steep terrain. Minimum weight 100lbs.
From US$275Barrier Reef Snorkel & Fishing Combo
Get the most bang for your buck with our fishing and snorkeling combination trip! Start your trip off by catching fresh bait with cast nets near the mangrove formations then spend the morning fishing along the barrier reef.
From US$195Cave Tubing & Zipline at Jaguar Paw
Plan this exciting fun cave tubing and ziplining activity at Jaguar Paw, a beautiful, pristine natural area located in central Belize. You will be mesmerized by the cave formations and also witness the forest's canopy from a bird's eye view.
From US$168.75Jungle Zipline & Waterfall Rappelling - Bocawina Falls
Enjoy a hike up to the Bocawina Falls, rappel down the face of the waterfall and swim in the crystal blue pools below. Hike back to the lodge for lunch and finish the day off with an exciting Zipline Adventure.
From US$320Cook Your Catch-Private Island Picnic
Cook your catch on the beach! What’s better than a full day trip of snorkeling, fishing and beach cooking on a secluded beach in Southern Belize? It’s intimate, fun, tasty and very inexpensive. You are taken out on this adventure trip on one of our boats to the southern barrier reef for snorkeling and fishing.
From US$280Actun Tunichil Muknal Cave Adventure
Actun Tunichil Muknal (ATM) is one of the most popular and impressive Maya ceremonial caves ever found. ATM was in use during the early classic period, which dates to around 300-600AD. The caving part of the tour, takes you through a subterranean river, over (and under) more than a few rocks and into the main chamber. The ATM Cave is a wet cave – you swim into the mouth and then wade through ankle to chest high water before climbing to a intricate passageways of dry chambers which lead to the cathedral-like main hall, a towering chamber 350 metres in length and 50mteres wide and filled with artefacts and sacrificial remains. After this another climb takes you to the stone chamber where the Crystal Maiden lies, this is the skeleton of a teenage girl who was sacrificed and left in the cave. Over thousands of years her remains have been covered by a layer of diamond like limestone. The Mayas sacrificed humans in the hopes of appeasing the gods and bringing fertility to the land.