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Cave Tubing and Ziplining, a Must-Do When Visiting Belize

September 18, 2024

Cave Tubing and Ziplining: A Must-Do Adventure When Visiting Belize

Belize is known for its stunning islands, crystal-clear waters, and vibrant marine life, but the inland adventures are just as thrilling. When visiting this tropical paradise, cave tubing, and ziplining through the lush jungles are two activities that should be at the top of your list. These unique experiences offer a glimpse into Belize’s rich history, natural beauty, and wild side that you won’t want to miss.

Cave Tubing: Drift Through Ancient Maya Caves

Cave tubing is one of Belize’s most iconic inland adventures, combining adventure and cultural immersion in a way that’s uniquely Belizean. Picture yourself floating down a calm, refreshing river, drifting through mysterious cave systems once used by the ancient Maya for religious ceremonies. The journey through these caves offers a chance to marvel at the natural formations of stalactites and stalagmites, surrounded by tropical rainforests.

As you float through the darkness, your headlamp reveals the ancient beauty hidden within. Along the way, your guide will share fascinating stories of Maya mythology, as these caves were considered sacred. It’s an extraordinary way to connect with the mystical past of the Maya civilization while enjoying an exciting adventure.

Image by: Belize Tourism Board 

Ziplining: Soar Above the Jungle Canopy

After exploring the underworld of Belize through cave tubing, take your adventure to the skies with an exhilarating zipline tour. Belize’s jungles are home to some of the most extensive zipline systems, and flying through the treetops at high speeds is sure to get your heart racing.

The zipline experience offers stunning rainforest views, with the opportunity to see exotic wildlife like howler monkeys, colorful birds, and lush flora from an entirely new perspective. Whether you’re a first-timer or an experienced adventurer, the feeling of soaring above the jungle canopy is unforgettable.

 

 

Image by: Belize Tourism Board 

Making Your Inland Adventure Seamless

While many visitors stay on Belize’s islands to enjoy the sun and sea, inland adventures like cave tubing and ziplining are easily accessible with just a short trip to the mainland. And don’t worry, making this inland escape is more convenient than you might think!

At Casa Al Mar, we understand the excitement of experiencing all Belize offers on land and sea. That’s why we’ve partnered with trusted tour operators to provide inland tours, making it easy for you to explore beyond the islands. With tours departing from the island around 8:00 or 9:00 AM, you’ll have plenty of time to enjoy your inland excursion and return to the comfort of your island getaway by late afternoon. Though these adventures require an additional cost, we work to ensure you get the best value for your experience. Whether you’re gliding through ancient caves or flying through the jungle canopy, our team is here to help you plan the perfect day of adventure.

If you’re ready to explore Belize’s wild side and make memories that last a lifetime, consider booking your stay at Casa Al Mar and let us take care of the rest. These exciting inland tours are just one part of the incredible experiences waiting for you in Belize.

Extraordinarily exciting”, “Unbelievable”, these are only a few of the comments made about our Zoo – one of Belize’s most iconic sights. The Belize Zoo offers an immersive wildlife experience and is located just 29 miles west of Belize City. Visiting the Belize Zoo is an easy day trip from St. George’s Caye and can be combined with visiting other attractions such as Xunantunich since you’re on the mainland already.Xunantunich means “maiden of the rock” The Xu is pronounced like shoe. It is situated on the Western or George Price Highway, 80 miles west of Belize City, across the river from the village of San Jose Soccotz. You’ll get there by hand-cranked ferry. This site is less than 1.5 kilometers (1 mile) from some lovely rapids of the Mopan River and provides an impressive view of the entire river valley.
included complimentary on select packages at Casa Al Mar

Xunantunich Maya Ruins

Xunantunich means “maiden of the rock” The Xu is pronounced like shoe. It is situated on the Western or George Price Highway, 80 miles west of Belize City, across the river from the village of San Jose Soccotz.

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