Altun Ha and Cave Tube from San Pedro is a Top Combo

We start our tour at Altun Ha Maya Ruins. Enjoy a refreshing Cave Tubing adventure on the way back to the city!

An excellent combination experience!

Location: Rockstone Pond +  Franks’s Eddy
Level: Moderate (riding, walking & stair climbing)

Location:  Philip Goldson Highway
Level: Moderate (riding on uneven terrain, walking & stair climbing)

DEPARTURE Tour departs at 7:00am from Belize City
WHAT TO WEAR Bring along sunshades, cap, sunblock, bug repellent and comfortable walking shoes.  On the cave tube tour you will be completely wet. Wear a swimsuit under, or pack your swimwear, along with a towel and/or dry change of clothes. Your footwear will get wet (water shoe rentals at the park if needed).
INCLUDES
Water Taxi Transfers
Tour transfers
Park Fees
Tour Gear
Guided Tour
Lunch with Beverage
TOUR NOTES
  • Changing room available
  • Bring a plastic bag for wet clothes and a towel
  • Capri or long pants are ideal for riding. Wear a swimsuit under or pack along.

CavCave_tubing_belize_toure Tubing Belize

So many tours to choose from to complement your horseback riding in Belize tour!  Here are two great options!

Nohoch Che’en Park is home to the largest river cave system and ideal final tour onthis fun combo.  The archaeological reserve comprises a karst landscape. This network of limestone caves is the largest in all of Central America!  The jungle trail leads through a small dry cave along the way.

Geologists indicate that it took several hundred thousand years to form. Visiting the cave is to experience part of the world’s geological past!  Archaeologists concur that the ancient Maya utilized the site for important rituals.  Caves were considered as gateways to the underworld and for the Mayas, this was most sacred.

“Today’s modern visitor enjoys a unique opportunity to observe the awesome geological features of the site, and to ponder the nature of prehistoric human utilization”.

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