Tour Package Overview
Duration - 4 Day
Lunch Included
Transfer Included
Minimum 2 Pax
Experience Barton Creek Cave, Xunantunich Ruin, ATM Cave, Tikal Tour with Transfer
Shuttle Transfer Pickup - Day 01
Our professional guide will pick you up at the Belize International Airport, Municipal Airport, Belize Water Taxi or anywhere in Belize City. We offer stop at The Belize Zoo with the condition that you pay your entrance fee which is Adults (13+): $15USD / Children (3-12): $5USD. The Belize zoo is a haven for the most exotic wildlife species, including Tapirs, Jaguars, Howler Monkeys, Harpy Eagle, Keel-Bill Toucans, Scarlet Macaws, and more! Fun fact: " The Belize Zoo has become the first nature destination in Belize that is fully accessible to visitors with physical disabilities.
We also offer stop at Amigos Restaurant if you would like to have or taste Belizean lunch special.
Barton Creek Cave & Xunantunich Ruin Experience - Day 02
Barton Creek Cave
Located in the Jungle about 45 minutes from San Ignacio, the Barton Creek Cave is one of Belize's most beautiful natural wonders. Explore this stunning sacred cave as your licensed tour guide introduces you to the ancient Maya world.
The entire cave is about 10 miles long with approximately one mile accessible. Enjoy an enchanted cruise into the Mayan Underworld known as "Xibalba", and look out for ancient artifacts including sacrificial remains and broken pottery. Learn about the Mayas and their uses of the sacred cave while floating among giant stalagmites under a cathedral-like ceiling.
Canoeing through this cave is sure to be the experience of a lifetime.
Xunantunich Ruin
Xunantunich is a boom-and-bust city in the Belize River valley. This Maya ruin has the second tallest building in Belize known as the El Castillo measuring 130 feet above the plaza floor. El Castillo has a stucco frieze that wraps around the building now we can only see the west and east friezes
It has the only ball court in the central lowlands (Belize) that has a hoop showing influence from Chichen Itza indicating to archeologists that it traded relations with the great city after the classic collapse of 900AD. This magnificent site is the only site that has columns in the Belize River valley.
Tikal Tour Experience - Day 03
A tour of this site is sure to satisfy your hunger for adventure. Located in what is commonly known as the Mayan Biosphere Reserve in Peten, the ancient Maya city of Tikal in Guatemala offers an experience unlike any other. The first expedition to Tikal was in 1848 AD and is a modern name that means the waterhole. Tikal almost became an empire but Calakmul and Caracol had a different plan and conquered them in 562 AD
With over 25 years of experience, our tour guides will give you an in-depth history of Tikal.
ATM Cave Experience with Shuttle Transfer Drop Off - Day 04
The ATM cave is a national park managed by the National Institute of Cultural and History (NICH) and is one of the top tourist attractions (Adventures) in the country. The Belize ATM is rated by National Geographic and Discovery Channel as the #1 sacred cave in the world.
The guided trip into the famous Actun Tunichil Muknal Cave takes you deep into the underworld that the ancient Maya called “Xibalba”.
The ATM Cave Tour starts with a scenic 45-minute walk through Tapir Mountain Nature Reserve, wading across a crystal-clear river and hiking under the jungle canopy.
Shuttle Transfer Drop Off
Our professional guide will drop you off at the Belize International Airport, Municipal Airport, Belize Water Taxi or anywhere in Belize City. Based on your flight, we offer stop at The Belize Zoo with the condition that you pay your entrance fee which is Adults (13+): $15USD / Children (3-12): $5USD. The Belize zoo is a haven for the most exotic wildlife species, including Tapirs, Jaguars, Howler Monkeys, Harpy Eagle, Keel-Bill Toucans, Scarlet Macaws, and more! Fun fact: " The Belize Zoo has become the first nature destination in Belize that is fully accessible to visitors with physical disabilities.
We also offer stop at Amigos Restaurant if you would like to have or taste Belizean lunch special.
Tips and Advisory
Tikal Tour:
- Make sure to bring your cameras so you can take back a small piece of this enchanting experience.
- You might also need water, insect repellent, and a hat or umbrella, sunscreen, money, or a credit card in case of shopping
- PASSPORT.
For ATM Tour:
- Appropriate footwear: Wear sturdy, closed-toe shoes or hiking boots with good traction. The cave terrain can be uneven and slippery, so reliable footwear is crucial for navigating through the cave.
- Clothing: Dress in comfortable, no bikini! lightweight, and breathable clothing suitable for physical activity. Choose quick-drying materials as you will get wet during the cave exploration.
- Medications: If you have any essential medications, make sure to bring an adequate supply.
For Barton Creek & Xunantunich Ruin Tour
- Towel
- Change of Clothes
- Mosquito Repellent
- Sun Protection
If you're staying in the San Ignacio Area, we offer free pickup. If you're staying outside of San Ignacio, there is an additional charge for pickup. For drop-off, our experience guide can drop you off anywhere in Belize. Please contact us for more information.
Why Choose Kawiil Tours
Kawiil Tours is a tour company operating in Belize that provides the best experience in Western Belize. Their licensed tour operator is highly trained and knowledgeable in Maya history and nature. Travelers have described the company as the most knowledgeable guide in Belize. Have a look at our top-rated reviews on TripAdvisor.
The owner, Luis, is a member of the Cayo Cave Guides Association and serves as the head of the education department. In this role, he conducts research, delivers lectures to guides, takes them on field trips, and shares his expertise in archeology and botany, etc. to improve their guiding skills.