- Baron Bliss Lighthouse - This Lighthouse was built with money donated to the Belizean people by Henry Edward Ernest Victor Bliss, who came to Belize the 14 January 1926 on his yacht the Ses King’
- The Belize Sign Monument - This Monument was built after consultation with the citizens of Belize City and the city council, and it has become a buzz on social media networks.
- Nohoch Che’en Caves Branch Archaeological Reserve - As you take an hour’s drive through Belize City and the countryside to get to this national park you are ready to experience nature as you soar through the canopy of the jungle on six zipline runs and then walk to the entrance of the cave giving you a Jurassic feel.
- Bottled water included
- Complimentary lunch provided
- Equipment provided: tube, vest, helmet, light
- Comfortable travel with in-vehicle air conditioning
- No hidden fees – all taxes included
- Gratuities
The voyage starts as you board an air-conditioned vehicle for a 44-mile journey towards Jaguar Paw. Experience the thrill of passing through a part of the untamed Belize forest with six unique zip-line routes. Afterward, follow a 25-minute trail deep into the forest to the entrance of the cave referred to as ‘Xibalba,’ the underworld according to Mayan civilization. Here, you will embark on a tube ride for a remarkable lazy river journey through a three-quarter mile long cave. As you drift, you will marvel at the rock formations while hearing stories about the Mayans’ use of this cave. During this outing, be alert for possible encounters with various birds and animals native to the forest. Who knows what you may spot.
For a full refund, cancel at least 24 hours before the scheduled departure time.
