We operate on the mainland of Belize City. We offer our services at the lowest rates possible. This way we remain busy and you save on your tours and excursions. If you were to compare our rates and the rates these tours are sold on Ambergris Caye you might reach the conclusion that you are being ripped off on tour services by hotels and tour operators on Ambergris Caye. So, why be reluctant to book with us?
From time to time visitors to Ambergris Caye have a hard time to book some excursions on the mainland because some of the hotels and tour operators refuse to book tours if they have less than 8 persons.
Today cave tubing and zip line is the most popular tour booked from Ambergris Caye. Most of the hotels and tour operators sell this tour at a very high cost of $200 per/ person. From time to time it is sold at $230.00 per/ person. We offer the very same tour ( cave tubing and zip line ) between $95.00 per/ person and $120.00 per/ person ( depending on the number of persons booking. Since your eyes are now open to the matter of booking tours from Ambergris Caye, I am sure you have seen the big difference in prices.
RUINS OF LAMANAI AND RIVER CRUISE
While most tour operators and hotels on Ambergris Caye are selling Ruins of Lamanai at a high cost between $180.00 and $200.00 per/ person we offer the very same tour at low rates between $90.00 and $110.00 per/ person.
You are responsible for your transportation from Ambergris Caye to Belize City. The round trip on the ferry is $25.00 per/ person. We ask that you board the 7:00am ferry that leaves Ambergris Caye to Belize City. You will arrive in Belize City at 8:15am. We will be at the Marine Terminal with a sign that reads your name. We provide transportation from the Marine Terminal and back.
Monkey Hunt Family Adventure
This tour is designed to last approximately 4 hours. It includes a drive through the countryside to a village known as Bermudian Landing. As we drive through the country side we will be narrating the history of Belize and it people.
When we arrive at Bermudian landing we will have a short break. After the break we will hike on trails in the rain forest on Howler Monkeys in their natural habitat. As we hike through the rain forest we will be doing presentations in Medicinal Plants and Eco Systems.
On this tour you get an upclose view of howler monkeys. You will also hear them howl! This tour is ideal for young kids, senior, and every other age group.
We also offer a combination of Ruins Of Altun Ha and Monkey Hunt.
Brewery Tour
The Brewery and City Tour is design that last approximately 4 hours. It includes an hour tour of Belize City. On the City Tour you will get the chance to see some of your Historical Sites. You can stop to shop or have lunch ( if you decide to have lunch leave some space for some Belizean beers ).
We then drive 20 minutes to LadyVille Village for a tour of the brewery. The tour of the brewery last approximately 30 minutes. After the tour of the brewery you will be escorted to the bar. You will have 45 minutes to drink as much local beer as you like free of cost.
The drinking age in Belize is 18 years old. As long as you can prove that you are 18 years or older, you can do the drinking part of the tour.
$85.00
Min. Guests: 5
Ruins Of Xunantunich
About 40 km from the Tikal complex in Guatemala, Xunantunich was a major ceremonial center. From its perch on a natural limestone ridge, visitors have a fantastic view of the surrounding area. And though the center is only one square kilometre, it is home to 25 temples and palaces including the second tallest Mayan structure in Belize, the pyramid El Castillo. The site was the first one in Belize that was open to the public, in 1954, and now it has a highly praised on-site museum.
The religion of the citizens of Xunantunich helped build this city up to the ceremonial center that it became. To understand it is to understand in at least some way the people of this once great city. It is believed that the temples and stelae focus on fertility and the warlords. They have a tendency to portray the warlords and their ancestors as the source of fertility of all Mayans. So all of these structure stress sexual symbolism in one way or another. Some theories suggest that an earthquake caused the abandonment of the city.
Tour Details
$100.00
This tour is designed to last approximately 5.5 hours. It includes an hour and half drive through the western mountains of belize. When we arrive at Soccuz Village near the border with Guatemala we will be crossing the makal river by a hand cranked ferry. The tour of the site last an hour and a half to two hours. Whilst doing the tour of the site we will be doing presentations on ecology, Indian History, Site History, and Medicinal plants.
We will be passing another Maya Ruin by the name Of Cahal Pech. We will also be passing the Belize Zoo. You can add both sites to the day's activities with no extra cost. All you need to do is pay your entrance fees and we will include them to your day's activies.
Jungle Tumble Zorb Ball Adventure
We have 2 types of Balls for people to experience. One is WET, and the other is DRY. They can choose to do only one, or both.
To do any of the Jungle Tumble trips, when the guests arrive, they must remove all jewelry, watches and another sharp objects that we will keep in a locked strong box for them and its safe. All shoes MUST be removed at the time the guest climbs into the Ball. We will deliver them to the guest when he exits the ball after his or her trip where they can put them on and not get their feet dirty.
To ride the dry ball, guests are strapped into a seat and rolled down the hill. One or two people can ride at the same time.
To ride the wet ball, no long pants or shoes are allowed. It is necessary to ride the ball in a bathing suit or shorts and short sleeved shirt since we throw a 5 gallon bucket of water inside the ball along with the riders. Long pants and lots of clothing will prevent the rider from sliding around inside the ball as intended.
Instead of rolling over and over as with the dry ball, people in the water balls slide around in the water as they roll down the hill.
Both trips are completely different experiences.
We will be passing the Belize Zoo. You can add the Belize Zoo to the day's activities with no extra cost. All you need to do is pay your entrance fees ( $10.00 per/ adult and $5 per/ child ) and we will do the tour of the Zoo with you.
SPECIAL NOTE:
The youngest person allowed on the Zorb Ball tour is 8 years old. Kids below the age of 8 can accompany us and participate in all other activities except the Zorb Ball Adventure.
Price; $95.00 per/ prson.
We also offer a combination of the zorb ball and cave tubing at $115.00 per/ person.
We also offer a combination of Zip Line Tour, Cave Tubing, and Zorb Ball ( Jungle Tumble ) for a low rate of $185.00 per/ perosn
Ruins Of Altun HA, Belize Zoo, and Cave Tubing Combo
The combination of Cave Tubing, Altun Ha Ruins, and Belize Zoo is designed to last approximately 5.5 hours. It includes a 50 minutes drive to the cave tubing site. when we arrive at the site we will have a short restroom break. After the break you will be issued with headlamps, life vest, and a inner tube. We the start a 20 minutes hiking through the rain forest. As we hike through the rain forest we will do presentations on Medicinal plants, Use of The cave Systems, and ecology.
After the cave tubing we will drive 15 minutes to the Belize Zoo. The tour of the zoo last approximately 40 minutesr. After the tour of the zoo we will drive an hour to the Mayan Ruins of Altun Ha. the tour of the site of altun ha last approximately an hour. After the tour of the ruins we will drive through the countryside to Belize City. If time permits we will do a tour of Belize City where you get the chance to see some of our Historical Sites.
Price: $120.00 per/ person
The price covers: transportation, park fees, gears, guiding service, and lunch ( Belize dish ).
We also offer personalize services. This means that you will not be joined by any other groups. You will have a private guide and a private vehicle assigned to you.
To do any of the Jungle Tumble trips, when the guests arrive, they must remove all jewelry, watches and another sharp objects that we will keep in a locked strong box for them and its safe. All shoes MUST be removed at the time the guest climbs into the Ball. We will deliver them to the guest when he exits the ball after his or her trip where they can put them on and not get their feet dirty. To ride the dry ball, guests are strapped into a seat and rolled down the hill. One or two people can ride at the same time. To ride the wet ball, no long pants or shoes are allowed. It is necessary to ride the ball in a bathing suit or shorts and short sleeved shirt since we throw a 5 gallon bucket of water inside the ball along with the riders. Long pants and lots of clothing will prevent the rider from sliding around inside the ball as intended.
About 40 km from the Tikal complex in Guatemala, Xunantunich Mayan Ruins was a major ceremonial center. From its perch on a natural limestone ridge, visitors have a fantastic view of the surrounding area. And though the center is only one square kilometre, it is home to 25 Mayan temples and palaces including the second tallest Mayan structure in Belize, the pyramid El Castillo. The site was the first one in Belize that was open to the public, in 1954, and now it has a highly praised on-site museum. The core of Xunantunich occupies about one square mile (2.6 km²), consisting of a series of six plazas surrounded by more than 26 temples and palaces. One of its structures, the pyramid known as "El Castillo", the second tallest structure in Belize (after the temple at Caracol), at some 130 feet (40 m) tall.[1] Archeological excavations have revealed a number of fine stucco facades on some of the ancient temples of this site. Evidence of construction suggests the temple was built in three stages in the 7th, 8th, and 9th centuries. The fine stucco or "frieze" are located on the final stage.
The Belize Zoo and Tropical Education Center is a zoo in Belize, located some 29 miles (47 km) west of Belize City on the Western Highway. Set in 29 acres (12 ha), the zoo was founded in 1983 by Sharon Matola. It is home to more than 125 animals of about 48 species, all native to Belize. The natural environment of Belize is left entirely intact within the zoo. The dense, natural vegetation is separated only by gravel trails through the forest. The Belize Zoo and Tropical Education Center receives almost 15,000 school children every year.
Through work alongside archaeologists, ACTION BOYS BELIZE is one of only four companies within Belize awarded permission to lead groups into newly uncovered caves such as Actun Tunichil Muknal. Recent press coverage can be found in National Geographic Adventurer and the New York Times. Actun Tunichil Muknal is a cave in Belize, near San Ignacio Cayo, notable as a Maya archaeological site that includes skeletons, ceramics, and stoneware. The most famous of the human remains is known as "The Crystal Maiden", the 
skeleton of a teenage girl, probably a sacrifice victim, whose bones which have been completely calcified by the natural processes of the cave, leaving them with a sparkling crystallized appearance. There are several areas of skeletal remains in the main chamber.