6 h

About this activity

You will be picked up at the port at around 9am and will go on a 1-hour drive to Altun Ha. On your way there, the guide will share some information about the area.

At Altun Ha the guide will give information about the site and you will get a chance to climb one of the high ruin to view the beautiful area from above. Once you are done at Altun Ha, you will be driven to the village of Hattieville where you will get on the jeep and start your adventure.

Once on the jeep, you will drive to a village called Gracyrock, where you will be going through the rain forest until reaching a cave. Once you get to the cave, you will get to explore it with a guide, followed by a delicious local lunch by the river where you will also have a chance to take a swim.

After lunch, you will be taken back to the pier.

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Included

Bottled water
Lunch
Snacks
Professional guide
Entry/Admission - Altun Ha

Not included

Gratuities

Additional

Confirmation will be received at time of booking, unless booked within 2 days of travel. In this case confirmation will be received within 48 hours, subject to availability
Dress code is casual
Wear comfortable walking shoes
Driver's license is required

Features

Tourism

90%

Original

55%

Adrenaline

30%

Cultural

25%

Reviews

5.0

1

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Lowell K

5 | 2017-02-14

We had an excellent time on this tour January 17, 2017. A very friendly guide named Jose met us at our hotel promptly at the time we requested with a big sign with our names on it. It was easy to find him and there wasn't any question about where we were supposed to be. He then drove the four us in his spacious SUV to the Altun Ha ruins where he told us all about the history and culture of the site. Jose really knew his stuff! Then he drove us to his house where we got into 2 jeeps for the jungle part of tour we even got to meet Jose's wife and his two sons Jaden and Miguel. Driving through the jungle was very muddy with deep mudholes along with several muddy crossings as deep as the floor of the jeep. If you choose to drive it's best that you are skilled at driving in mud and pretty extreme offroad conditions. Halfway through we stopped at the cave entrance. Hiking up to the cave was steep and the opening to the cave was small but it was all worth it as we went into descended into 3 separate chambers of the cave and saw all sorts of stalagtites and stalagmites...and BATS! Be in relatively good physical condition to do this. Back at the jeep we finished the drive through the jungle then drove to a large but quiet pavilion for lunch which was already prepared and waiting for us. The local cuisine was outstanding and we could eat as much as we wanted. Marta the cook was wonderful! After lunch we drove back to the city and toured more of the downtown area. Jose was an outstanding tour guide. Not only did he know the city well he also taught us a lot about people of Belize, it's culture, its plants we even tasted a plant used for making allspice trees, and wildlife in the jungle. It was an exciting and unforgettable tour that I would highly recommend to anyone. It was well worth the price.

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