A 10% Sales Tax is added on the Tour rates. Tours include: guide, lunch and entrance fees. Itinerary are subject to change due to weather or road conditions which are beyond our control.

Caracol Tour:
An early departure takes you to the newly excavated ancient Mayan site of Caracol located deep in the Chiquibul Rainforest. Caracol, in the 7th century A.D., had actually conquered the city of Tikal, Peten, Guatemala. Next stop is the famous Rio Frio Cave where stalactites and stalagmites form an eerie backdrop to an ancient worship place. Finally, swim in the cooling crystalline waters of the Rio On pools as it cascade over granite boulders.
Price: US $70.00 P/P (3 or More Persons)
  Price: US $95.00 P/P (1 to 2 Persons)

Mountain Pine Ridge Tour:
The largest national park in Belize and is the oldest land surface in Central America with various waterfalls. Visit the Hidden Valley Falls (the picturesque 1000 foot waterfalls). Next stop is the famous Rio Frio Cave and finally, swim in the pools of the Rio On.
Price: US $40.00 P/P (2 Persons Minimum)

Macal River & Archaeological Tour:
Canoe down the Macal River that flows through the twin towns of San Ignacio & Santa Elena. You'll be observing many species of birds, orchids and green iguanas in their own natural habitat. Your next stop will be visiting the Archeaological site of Xunantunich, astonishing yourself with the breathtaking view of El Castillo, which is 130 ft above the main plaza; this site consists of six major plazas and 25 temples and palaces. You will then head for lunch at one of San Ignacio local hot spots, then head back to the lodge.
Price: US $ 80.00 P/P (3 to 4Persons)
  Price: US $ 100.00 (1 to 2Persons)

San Ignacio Tour:
You will be visiting two minor Archeaological sites. Cahal Pech, that is right in the San Ignacio area, then Xunantunich, which is approximately 8 miles from San Ignacio. After enjoying a tasty Belizean lunch, you will be shopping in the senic town of San Ignacio, this town was built on 7 hills, San Ignacio was once used as a major collecting point for Mahogony and Chicle. It now holds a polulation of over 4000 inhabitants, which includes Creol, Mestizos, Mopan, Yucateca Maya, Lebanese, and a few Garifuna.
Price: US $70.00 P/P (3-4 Persons)
  Price: US $85.00 (1-2 Persons)

Barton Creek Cave Tour:
The Barton Creek Cave by canoe is one of the most beautiful caves in Belize. This cave was once used by the Maya as a burial site and for other ceremonial purposes. View original pottery and skeletal remains of our Mayan ancestors dating back 2000 years. On your way to the cave, you will drive through the Amish Community of Upper Barton Creek. Then you will head out to visit the Green Hills Butterfly farm and view about 25 species of tropical butterflies, including the Blue Morpho.
Price: US $55.00 P/P (2 Persons Minimum)

Jungle Horseback Tour:
A horseback ride through the rainforest, visiting Mayan plazas and ceremonial centers; and then proceed to visit the famous Skeleton Cave where you get to see pottery remains of our Ancient Maya. Your last stop will be at Big Rock Falls where you can take a refreshing dip, before you head back to the lodge.
Price: US $65.00 P/P (6Persons Maximum)

Tikal Day Tour:
An early departure takes you to the most famous Archaeological site of Tikal (in Guatemala). On your way back, you will stop at the border town of Melchor De Mencos for gift shopping.
Price: US $115.00 P/P (3 or More Persons)
  Price: US $175.00 P/P (1 to 2 Persons)

ATM Tour:
Visit the cave that is described by the National Geographic channel as “the most spectacular cave in this part of the world”. Enter deep into the Underworld (Xibalba), visit the once sacrificed Mayan princess who’s skeletal remains is completely calcified along with the pottery once used to place offerings to the Gods.
Price: US $115.00 P/P (4 or More Persons)
  Price: US $140.00 P/P (1 to 3 Persons)