Our premier natural history trip in Belize is an active, in-depth fully guided exploration of Maya ruins, contemporary culture, rain forest wildlife, and the barrier reef of the Caribbean Coast.

Explore the inland rainforests of the Cayo District and the largest barrier reef in the western hemisphere. Canoe the Macal River, hike and swim one of the most impressive caves in the Mayan lowland, and rappel the Black Hole Drop. Snorkel, dive and relax on an offshore caye.

Venture off the beaten path and experience the fascinating natural history, rich cultural heritage and beautiful beaches of southern Belize. Investigate the Lubaantum Maya ruins with an expert, visit the home and workshop of a Maya harp player, and explore the dramatic Blue Creek Cave system.

Wild and friendly Belize is an exciting land of discovery and adventure for families. See amazing wildlife with our Master Naturalist Guide, Mr. Sam Tillett. Explore Crooked Tree Wildlife Sanctuary by boat and by foot, watch for iguanas as you paddle the Macal River, learn about the beautiful Blue Morpho butterfly and take a dip in the Blue Hole.