Top 5 MUST do activities while in Belize!


Unquestionably, Belize has over the years been known for its world class diving and snorkeling sites however, there is much more to do on your next Belize vacation.  If your idea of a perfect Belize vacation package includes a thrill for adventure, then you would enjoy our top 5 experiences not to miss either on your honeymoon or family vacation.

Climb the ancient Mayan archeological sites 
Over the year’s archeologist have continuously sought to piece together the truth as to the demise of the ancient Mayan culture, whom thrived for several decades in Belize. In fact, in recent days new research indicates that the Belize blue hole might just have answers as to what actually occurred.  However, even though this brilliant culture’s history is amazingly intriguing, we must say that so are their majestic temples that are still visible throughout Belize.  It’s certainly a must visit, the inexplicable experience is one that you would only appreciate walking through one of these impressive sites. And if you manage to climb to the top you will understand why.  

Soar in the amazing jungle canopy
Undoubtedly a favorite among couples and families alike is the zipline adventure. Feel the rush of adrenaline as you soar through the jungle canopy enjoying the view of the lush Tropical Rainforest, Nature Diversity, Majestic Trees and outstanding Wildlife, or fly 500 feet across the jungle for a bird’s-eye view of a cavernous opening to one of the Mayas’ ancient ceremonial caves. And there is also, the Mayflower Bocawina National Park is not only known for having the longest zip line in Belize, it is also known for its amazing waterfalls, the breathtaking view from the top of the 1000ft Antelope Falls and cool, refreshing swimming pools. 

Explore the underworld like Indian Jones
As a true adventure seeker you will be amazed by the unique cave systems in Belize. Explore the sacred underworld of the Maya, discover ancient Mayan relics, conquer waterfalls, and explore tunnels of limestone formations that simply takes your breath away. There is no standard way of entering the caves and this is what adds to the adventure, your travel agent will let you know in advance. How about zipling your way in with a rush of adrenaline; swim your way through the entrance; rappel down 1000ft into the dark abyss; sit back and relax on your own personal tube down the river, or just hike your way through the jungle trail.

Swim with the sharks

Just half mile off Ambergris Caye is the Hol Chan Marine Reserve and Shark Ray Alley, two of leading aquatic stops for visitor and perfect for snorkeling or diving.  The vast array of marine life in the area provide visitors with a glimpse of what to expect in the Belize Barrier Reef.  Shark Ray Alley as the name says, is the location to swim with the nurse sharks and southern sting rays whom swim close enough to the boat allowing guests to interact with them. This is definitely a must do in Belize.   

Explore at your own pace!

Whether on the beach or inland make time to explore on your own.  This allows you to mingle with the locals and also go on a slower pace exploring the destination.  Some of the most interesting ways to explore include; kayaking – most beach or river resorts offer free kayaks, use these to get around you will be amazed what you will find; bicycles – some resorts offer these free of use others have a small rental fee however, if you’re in the island this is the best way to explore; Hiking – some of the jungle resorts also offer hiking trails you can do on your own, this is the best way to explore and you might just conquer a waterfall on your way; Driving – Belize is a small safe destination and easy to get around, ask your travel agent for details on how to rent a car in advance.

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