Lamanai Maya Ruins Boat - (Air): Lamanai
or “submerged
crocodile” is one of
the most mystical sites you can visit while in Belize.
Depart by boat, head up a mainland river, grab a van ride
to Sugar City, jump on another boat and see Orange Walk.
Visit the museum and hike into the jungle where you’ll
discover the Ancient Maya ruins of Lamanai. Bring along
comfortable wearing apparel, shoes that will not slip,
binoculars, camera and sun block.
Level of difficulty – Easy to moderate.
Mountain Pine Ridge: The geology of the
Mountain Pine Ridge is dominated by massive uplifting of
ancient rock. These rocks are among the oldest formations
in the Americas. Some geologists theorize that when the
sea covered the entire Central American isthmus, only the
Mountain Pine Ridge region lay exposed as an island.
Tikal Ruins: This is undoubtedly the most researched and
excavated Maya ruin site throughout Central America. The
trip takes
you from Belize into the jungle regions of Guatemala
where you will have the opportunity to study the extensive
archaeological sites continuously being uncovered. This
trip can also be offered as an overnight trip by land
that gives you more time to enjoy these incredible ruins.
Bring hiking shoes, sunscreen and your camera.
Level of difficulty – Easy to moderate
Xunantunich Maya Ruins: Xunantunich “Stone
Lady”, is an impressive archeological site with its
tallest structure rising 130ft. above the jungle canopy.
After traveling back to the mainland you’ll see rolling
hills, winding rivers and the ancient land of the Maya.
This tour will help enhance your understanding of the Maya
while enjoying the rich history of this center. Bring extra
clothes, hiking shoes & swimsuit. Lunch and soft drinks
included.
Level of difficulty – Moderate
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