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The Belize District is a district of the nation of Belize, with its district capital being the nation's largest city, Belize City.
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1. Cave Tubing and Altun Ha Mayan Ruin from Belize City with Lunch
Overall Ratings
5.0 based on 4 reviews
EXPERIENCE BELIZE's MAYAN ADVENTURE WITH Cave Tubing R US 100% dedicated to providing fun, safe personable Adventure Tours. Hey, don't take our word for it, checkout the reviews on trip advisor. WE CARRY YOUR TUBES for a hands free hassle free hike. Guaranteed on time cruise ship pickup and departure, arriving from the Islands or at the international airport we have flexible departure schedule and FREE PICK UP or PRIVATE and PERSONABLE tour options to ensure you do and see more of Belize. R u Ready to Cave Tube Belize's cave systems once used by the Mayas (Nohoch Che'en Archaeological Reserve) features a lush rain forest, and is know by the Mayans as "Xibalba". Explore the cave system once used by the Mayans with a knowledgeable, informative guide whose aim is to ensure you have the best tour of your life :) As you travel the countryside and learn about our history, our way of life coated with a taste of local dishes and fresh produce we hope to enrich your smile.
Inclusions: Tubing Gears (tube, life vest, headlamp), Hotel Pick up and Drop Off Belize City/Airport no charge; all other towns, villages, district subject to a surcharge, Driver/guide, Transport by air-conditioned Suv / minivan, Transport by private vehicle, Airport pickup and drop-off, Lunch
Exclusions: Alcoholic drinks (available to purchase), Hotel pickup and drop-off (if not in the Belize City area incur an additional cost), park fees and taxes $35USD per person payable upon pickup
Reviewed By lneighb604
So much to say about our favorite day. David was referred to us by my sister who loved their tour. They couldn't say enough about David. We had the pleasure of having Oscar as our guide. Amber also with us as she was a super facilitator of our day. Oscar was very knowledgable and knew everything about everything. He was easy to talk to and was extra helpful in our extra needs. They were both mindful of our travel contraints and were accommodating. Lunch was super yummy which is their family business. The zoo was so much fun. Oscar knew so much about the history of the animals and park. The cave tubing was the best. We were able to explore behind the scenes and do some extra swimming. The day was perfect. I hope to send plenty more people back to them. Best day ever...
2. Cave Tubing and Zip line Combo Tour from Belize City
Overall Ratings
5.0 based on 6 reviews
Cave Tubing and Zip lining with Cave Tubing R Us is Belize's most popular inland activity. We explore the amazing cave system where stalagmites and stalactites and other crystals have formed over hundred of years ago. You will get to see the country side, rain forest, the cave system where the Mayan Civilization that once inhabit Belize used as a sacred place. All you need is a sense of adventure; we take care of all the details guide, park fees, tubing gears life vest, tube, headlamp, transportation. We will hike for 30 to 35 minutes in the rain forest before a relaxing tubing down the river, we carry the tubes for a "hands free hike". You will be comfortably guided in a tube with a netted bottom and headrest, attached with clips. The zip line is the longest in the country with 6 runs approx a mile long in the jungle canopy; both cave and zip are done at the same site. See you soon R u Ready? You need to wear a bathing suit or some clothes you don't mind getting wet,
Inclusions: Tubing Gears (tube, life vest, headlamp), Hotel Pick up and Drop Off Belize City/Airport no charge; all other towns, villages, district subject to a surcharge, Transport by private vehicle
Exclusions: Alcoholic drinks (available to purchase), Food and drinks, unless specified, Hotel pickup and drop-off (if not in the Belize City area incur an additional cost), park fees and taxes $30USD per person payable upon pickup
Reviewed By taryno238
David was great! We saw Altun Ha ruins followed by cave tubing. We beat the main groups of tours to the ruins, which was awesome. We have a photo without anyone else in it! For the cave tubing portion, everyone else we saw was carrying their own tubes on the hike to the river, but we didn't have to carry ours. Lunch was at David and his wife's own restaurant, and the food was phenomenal. Strongly recommend this tour group/company, as it was completely private to our little group of four, and while we saw touristy type sites, it felt like with David, we got to see and experience a bit of true Belize still as well. Only note is that it was a bit unclear how to find him upon arrival in the cruise port/terminal. It turned out that we had to exit through Terminal 1, though I don't know if that is always the one they meet you outside of. Once we got that figured out, everything was very easy and smooth sailing!
3. Hassle free Cave Tubing tour from Belize City
Overall Ratings
5.0 based on 2 reviews
Are you looking for a personable adventure to explore Belize's number one inland adventure? cave tubing at the Nohoch Che'en Archaeological Reserve also knows as the Caves Branch or Jaguar Paw. We pick you up in air conditioned comfort, provide all equipment and even carry your tubes for a hands free hike thorough the lush rain forest. The Mayan's used the caves as part of their elaborate religious rituals. They called the caves XIBALBA or "HELL". These cave systems boasts beautiful stalactites, stalagmites and stunning crystal pillars. As the adventure gently gets underway your guide will navigate down the refreshing cave branch river through the mystical cave of Xibalba as the Mayan did centuries ago only this is cooler in an inner tube. Your guide will ensure that you get to see all the spectacular areas of the caves, the awesome acts of nature buried deep within.
Inclusions: authentic Belizean cuisine at our restaurant prepared fresh, cave tubing equipment & tubes , Air-conditioned vehicle, hands free hike, we carry your tubes on the trail, hotel/airport pick up , Private transportation
Exclusions: available upon guest request, Hotel pickup and drop-off (if not in the Belize City area incur an additional cost), park fees and taxes $35USD per person payable upon pickup
Reviewed By taryno238
David was great! We saw Altun Ha ruins followed by cave tubing. We beat the main groups of tours to the ruins, which was awesome. We have a photo without anyone else in it! For the cave tubing portion, everyone else we saw was carrying their own tubes on the hike to the river, but we didn't have to carry ours. Lunch was at David and his wife's own restaurant, and the food was phenomenal. Strongly recommend this tour group/company, as it was completely private to our little group of four, and while we saw touristy type sites, it felt like with David, we got to see and experience a bit of true Belize still as well. Only note is that it was a bit unclear how to find him upon arrival in the cruise port/terminal. It turned out that we had to exit through Terminal 1, though I don't know if that is always the one they meet you outside of. Once we got that figured out, everything was very easy and smooth sailing!
4. Cave Tubing & Altun Ha
Our cave tubing and Altun Ha tour is not just a Tour it's an ADVENTURE of a life time which encompasses the Belize River, rainforest and caves, with UNBELIZEABLE Fun!
Inclusions: We provide all equipment: helmet, head lights, life vest and tube. , All Fees and Taxes
Exclusions: Snacks
Reviewed By HRParker
This is a very fun activity, however be sure you are booking with a good company. Using tripadvisor we booked our trip using 5 Star Tours and paid $75 each. When we arrived in Belize and met up with 5 Star Tours it appeared we were the only two who booked, so they put us with another company called Butts Up. Found out Butts Up charged their customers $35 each. We took a very comfortable bus trip to the cave area. Walked about 200-30 minutes (crossing 3 streams) to get to the tubing area.They gave us helmets and life jackets and assigned us our tubes, ours was 6 roped together. We then went into the cave where our guide pointed out various sights along the way and explained the ancient stories of the caves. When the trip was over we carried our tubes back to the beginning, a much shorter way. Other companies had to carry their tubes both in and out. Having proper foot wear is key to having a good time or dealing with blisters!! AND, Go with Butts Up.
5. Zip Line & Altun Ha
This tour combines the most exciting zip line over the Sibun River in a safe fun filled environment with a relaxing visit to the Altun Ha Maya ruin.
Inclusions: We provide all required helmets, gloves, etc., All Fees and Taxes
Exclusions: Snacks
Reviewed By HRParker
This is a very fun activity, however be sure you are booking with a good company. Using tripadvisor we booked our trip using 5 Star Tours and paid $75 each. When we arrived in Belize and met up with 5 Star Tours it appeared we were the only two who booked, so they put us with another company called Butts Up. Found out Butts Up charged their customers $35 each. We took a very comfortable bus trip to the cave area. Walked about 200-30 minutes (crossing 3 streams) to get to the tubing area.They gave us helmets and life jackets and assigned us our tubes, ours was 6 roped together. We then went into the cave where our guide pointed out various sights along the way and explained the ancient stories of the caves. When the trip was over we carried our tubes back to the beginning, a much shorter way. Other companies had to carry their tubes both in and out. Having proper foot wear is key to having a good time or dealing with blisters!! AND, Go with Butts Up.
6. Belize City Photoshoot
Michael Palacio Photography is one of the best Photographers in Belize. We take pride in our profession and we offer a great deal in our line of work.
Inclusions: Photoshoot
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7. See and Taste Belize Cave Tubing and Food Tour
Are you looking for a personable adventure to explore Belize's number one inland adventure? cave tubing at the Nohoch Che'en Archaeological Reserve also knows as the Caves Branch or Jaguar Paw now includes a lunch stop at Fu Wi Flavaz restaurant for a food tasting experience of Belize local cuisine. We pick you up in air conditioned comfort, provide all equipment and even carry your tubes for a hands free hike thorough the lush rain forest. The Mayan's used the caves as part of their elaborate religious rituals. They called the caves XIBALBA or "HELL". These cave systems boasts beautiful stalactites, stalagmites and stunning crystal pillars. As the adventure gently gets underway your guide will navigate down the refreshing cave branch river through the mystical cave of Xibalba as the Mayan did centuries ago only this is cooler in an inner tube. Your guide will ensure that you get to see all the spectacular areas of the caves, the awesome acts of nature buried deep within.
Inclusions: cave tubing equipment & tubes , hotel/airport pick up , hands free hike, we carry your tubes on the trail, licensed tour guide , authentic Belizean lunch of rice & beans (cooked w. coconut milk); chicken open fire grilled or baked, fish or shrimp options available; classic potato salad, a dessert and natural fruit juice, salsa
Exclusions: Hotel pickup and drop-off (if not in the Belize City area incur an additional cost), park fees and taxes $25USD per person payable upon pickup, available upon guest request
Reviewed By taryno238
David was great! We saw Altun Ha ruins followed by cave tubing. We beat the main groups of tours to the ruins, which was awesome. We have a photo without anyone else in it! For the cave tubing portion, everyone else we saw was carrying their own tubes on the hike to the river, but we didn't have to carry ours. Lunch was at David and his wife's own restaurant, and the food was phenomenal. Strongly recommend this tour group/company, as it was completely private to our little group of four, and while we saw touristy type sites, it felt like with David, we got to see and experience a bit of true Belize still as well. Only note is that it was a bit unclear how to find him upon arrival in the cruise port/terminal. It turned out that we had to exit through Terminal 1, though I don't know if that is always the one they meet you outside of. Once we got that figured out, everything was very easy and smooth sailing!
