Belize Cave Tubing and Xunantunich Tour from San Ignacio
About Your Belize Cave Tubing and Xunantunich Tour from San Ignacio
Already in Cayo? This is the most relaxed way to experience Belize's two most iconic adventures in a single day. A short drive from your San Ignacio hotel takes you straight to Xunantunich to climb the 130-foot El Castillo pyramid for sweeping views into Guatemala, then on to the cave tubing outpost where you float on inner tubes through the sacred Xibalba caves the ancient Maya believed to be the entrance to the underworld. No zipline. No long highway transfers. Just two unforgettable bucket-list experiences with plenty of time at each.
- • Climb El Castillo pyramid at Xunantunich with panoramic jungle views
- • Cross the Mopan River on a charming hand-cranked ferry
- • Float through sacred Xibalba caves — the Maya underworld
- • Marvel at crystal formations, stalactites, and stalagmites
- • All cave tubing gear provided: helmets, headlamps, tubes, life vests
- • Traditional Belizean lunch included
- • Air-conditioned transportation from San Ignacio
Highlights of Your Belize Cave Tubing and Xunantunich Tour from San Ignacio
- Climb El Castillo pyramid at Xunantunich - 130 feet tall with 360° jungle views
- Cross the Mopan River on a charming hand-cranked ferry
- Explore ancient Mayan plazas, ball courts, and royal structures
- Float through sacred Xibalba caves - the Mayan underworld
- Marvel at crystal formations and ancient artifacts in caves
- Enjoy a 20-30 minute rainforest hike with wildlife spotting
- Traditional Belizean lunch included
What's Included in Your Belize Cave Tubing and Xunantunich Tour from San Ignacio
What's Not Included in Your Belize Cave Tubing and Xunantunich Tour from San Ignacio
Frequently Asked Questions About Your Belize Cave Tubing and Xunantunich Tour from San Ignacio
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Itinerary for Your Belize Cave Tubing and Xunantunich Tour from San Ignacio
Pickup
Pickup from your San Ignacio hotel, lodge, or resort (San Ignacio Resort Hotel, Cahal Pech Village Resort, Ka'ana, Black Rock, Table Rock, Mahogany Hall, Sweet Songs, Mystic River, Chaa Creek, Falling Leaves, Cassia Hill, and others).
Arrive at Xunantunich
Cross the Mopan River on the hand-cranked ferry and begin exploring the ancient Mayan city of Xunantunich.
Climb El Castillo Pyramid
Ascend the 130-foot pyramid for spectacular 360-degree views of Belize and Guatemala. Explore plazas and ball courts with your guide.
Drive to Cave Tubing Outpost
Short ~30 minute drive to the jungle outpost where your cave tubing adventure begins.
Traditional Belizean Lunch
Enjoy an authentic local meal to fuel up for the afternoon adventure.
Rainforest Hike
A leisurely ~25 minute hike through beautiful rainforest to the cave entrance, with wildlife and plant education along the way.
Cave Tubing Adventure
Float through sacred underground caves with stunning crystal formations and ancient Mayan artifacts.
Return to San Ignacio
Comfortable drive back to your San Ignacio hotel or lodge, arriving approximately 3:00 PM.
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Total Price Per Person
Exclusive vehicle and guide for your group only - move at your own pace
+$30/person (+$60 total)
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