Honeymoon/Lovers' Getaway and All-Inclusive packages include options from these inland tours (tours can be purchased with other packages):

Explore the magnificent Mayan Ruins of Xunantunich “Maiden of the Rock”
Difficulty rating: Moderate.
This is a full day tour.

• Located in the western part of Belize in the Cayo District
• Ride across the Mopan River to Xunantunich on a hand-cranked ferry
• Climb the nearly 130 foot El Castillo, the tallest structure at Xunantunich and the second tallest structure in Belize (after the temple at Caracol) and see a great view of Cayo and neighboring Guatemala
• The core of Xunantunich occupies about 1 square mile, consisting of a series of 6 plazas surrounded by more than 25 temples and palaces.
• Visit the informative museum that includes the history of the excavation of the site, two stelae, and more
• On the drive back to Dangriga briefly drive through Belmopan, the nation’s capital city (time permitting)

Choose from:

Combination Tour:
Aerial Trek Zip line/Repelling trip above the Belize rainforest and cave tube down our rivers
Difficulty rating: Strenuous

• Zip line through the tree tops of the Belize rainforest
• Cave tube through crystal clear water in ancient limestone caves exploring this amazing cave system
• View beautiful stalactites, stalagmites, rim stone dams and Mayan artifacts while floating down the river through the caves
• Wear comfortable shorts or long pants over your swimsuit, you must wear hiking boots or tennis shoes (no flip flops), take bug spray
• Allow 1 ½ hours each way for drive

Or:

Belize Zoo
Observe animals indigenous to Belize on their natural open-air homes
Difficulty rating: Easy

• Located in the Belize District along the Western Highway
• Sits upon 29 acres of tropical savanna and is home to over 125 animals native to Belize
• Tour the zoo and the Tropical Education Center
• Observe animals such as jaguars, toucans, tapirs, scarlet macaw parrots, iguanas and howler monkeys in their natural open-air homes
• Learn about Belize’s diverse wildlife and our unique ecosystems