Specially curated for the adventurous and conscious travelers who love the slow travel vibes and relaxation with the Caribbean Ocean breeze, mixed with water sports, deep contact with mother nature and cultural, meaningful and rewarding activities.
Get ready to experience the famous San Ignacio and your kakaw or cocoa/chocolate immersion (the Mayan flesh of the Gods), explore and learn about the underworld of the Mayans (or Xibalba) by tubing at Nohoch Che’en Caves Branch Archaeological Reserve.
Enjoy and relax yourself with free and easy days at the Emerald Caye Caulker with its hot spots, Caribbean vibes, crystal clear waters, and snorkel at Hol Chan Marine Reserve, Shark Ray Alley, Coral Gardens & Sunken barge.
Available all-year-round.
Belize.
BZE (arrival & departure).
07 days – 06 nights.
Leisure.
Nature, adventure, beach relaxation, culture and community.
Boutique hotels.
Van / Microbus & boat.
Day 01: Belize city & San Ignacio.
Welcome (BZE airport) – drive to San Ignacio – free & easy time – Boutique Hotel San Ignacio.
Day 02: San Ignacio.
Mayan kakaw (cocoa) cultural immersion – free and easy time – Boutique Hotel San Ignacio.
Day 03: San Ignacio & Caye Caulker.
Drive to Nohoch Che’en Caves Branch Archaeological Reserve – Cave tubing – water taxi to Caye Caulker – free & easy time – Boutique Resort Caye Caulker.
Day 04: Caye Caulker.
Free & easy day – Boutique Resort Caye Caulker.
Day 05: Caye Caulker.
Boat ride – snorkel experience at Hol Chan Marine Reserve, Shark Ray Alley, Coral Gardens & Sunken barge – Boutique Resort Caye Caulker.
Day 06: Caye Caulker.
Free & easy day – Boutique Resort Caye Caulker.
Day 07: Caye Caulker & Belize city.
Goodbye – water taxi to BZE airport – Buen Camino
Welcome by your team at the Philip S.W. Goldson International Airport (BZE) and private transportation to the beautiful and cozy town of San Ignacio, the capital of the Cayo District.
Free & easy time to explore (try to arrive before midday to enjoy the sunset in San Ignacio with cold coconut drinks), rest, and connect with its cozy local people.
Meals: None
Lodging: Boutique Hotel in San Ignacio.
Activities: Wellcome transfer, sightseeing and free & easy time at San Ignacio.
Morning typical breakfast and the beginning of your cultural immersion to learn everything about the ancient Mayan currency, the creole kakaw (or cocoa). By learning everything related to this superfood from its cultivation, care, different processes, fermentation, hand peeled, roasting, stone grind, etc., and finishing up with a mouthwatering treat.
Actually, you cannot get a bar of more real chocolate than this one, ok!
This one is not a factory. This is natural cocoa using ancient Mayan techniques from the beginning (kakaw beans) to its end (the paste), so prepare yourself to connect with the spirit of this magical super food.
Lunch and the rest of the afternoon, it’s yours to keep enjoying San Ignacio.
Meals: Breakfast
Lodging: Boutique Hotel in San Ignacio.
Activities: Mayan kakaw (cocoa) cultural immersion, and free & easy time at San Ignacio.
Morning typical breakfast and your transportation to Caves Branch archaeological reserve for a guided and pleasant walk through the Mayan jungle, until you reach the river that is lost within the caverns of Nohoch Che´en.
For the ancient Mayans, caves and caverns represent the entrances to the underworld or Xibalba, so while floating, get ready for a trip full of nature, history, and mysticism.
This is a relaxed but exciting tubing trip inside an ancient waterway. At the entrance, you board your tubes, switch on your headlights, and you start to slowly slowly let go of the river observing massive grand ceilings, as well as numerous formations and stalactites, and stalagmites.
Lunch is followed by your transportation to the ferry water taxi to definitely one of the hottest spots and main destinations around here, the Emerald Caye Caulker (where the pace is as slow as the waters), and your home base for the rest of your journey.
This fun-loving and sandy island is about 4 miles long (the second largest of the Belize cayes) and definitely a hot spot destination for those who want beach-oriented relaxation, ecotourism, and adventure. It has become one of the leading destinations in the country, and It is internationally best known due to its charming beach shores and watersheds’ ideal location.
Actually, there’s no better location than this one for your Caribbean needs.
Meals: Breakfast.
Lodging: Boutique Resort in Caye Caulker.
Activities: Cave tubing at Nohoch Che’en Caves Branch Archaeological Reserve, water taxi to Caye Caulker and free & easy time at Caye Caulker.
Morning typical breakfast and your free & easy time to explore one of the country’s most pristine beaches and picture-perfect hot spots; Caye Caulker.
A gorgeous emerald Caye full of sandy beaches, coffee shops, bistros, cafes, plenty of local restaurants, and lots of fun. So get out there, explore it, have fun and connect with its local lovely people !
Meals: Breakfast.
Lodging: Boutique Hotel in Caye Caulker.
Activities: Free & easy day at Caye Caulker.
Morning typical breakfast and your boat ride to the country’s oldest and most significant marine reserve, Hol Chan (the narrow channel in the Mayan language), home of more than 160 species of fish, along with nearly 40 species of corals, plus mammals and sea turtles.
So get ready for a full guided day of snorkeling surrounded by marine life (stingrays, tarpons, turtles, and seahorses) because this is one, it’s the essential snorkeling & diving sites of all. And by the way, it doesn’t matter if you have experience, as it is perfect for beginners or advanced. You will definitely love it, and you will not want to get out of the water.
Typical lunch on the boat and your visit to the Shark Ray Alley for your encounter with friendly nurse sharks, followed by your immersion in the marine corals of Coral Gardens and Sunken barge.
Boat ride back to Caye Caulker during the afternoon and the magical sunset of the Island.
Meals: Breakfast & lunch.
Lodging: Boutique Hotel in Caye Caulker.
Activities: Boat rides, snorkel tour and free & easy time at Caye Caulker.
Well, the answer is simple, another day,
So there you go, relax, meditate or perhaps read and enjoy the fresh breeze of the Caribbean sea during your last day in the country.
Meals: Breakfast.
Lodging: Boutique Hotel in Caye Caulker.
Activities: Free & easy time at Caye Caulker.
*Note: During this day you need to take an antigen test to fly back home on the next day, and your team is going to help you to coordinate that.
Morning breakfast and your final transfer to the Airport.
Goodbye from your team and until the next time! Buen Camino.
Meals: breakfast.
Lodging: none.
Activities: Exit transfer and sightseeing.
INCLUDED:
– 24/7 guest support.
– High profile tour leader in English and experienced local guides.
– All breakfasts.
– Day 05 lunch.
– All activities.
– All transfers between hotels and activities.
-Boat rides.
– And way more thrills and surprises along the way.
– 06 Nights accommodation.
– 2 nights in San ignacio at:
Hotel Midas or Falling Leaves Lodge (in a double or twin shared room).
– 4 nights in Caye Caulker at:
Coral View Resort or La Isla Resort (in a double or twin shared room).
NOT INCLUDED:
– International flights and airport taxes.
– Days 1 – 4, 6 & 7 lunches.
– Days 01 – 07 dinners.
– All the drinks at restaurants.
– Personal expenses of any kind.
– Gratitudes.
– Antigen or PCR test for Covid-19 (to take your flight back home).
– The not described services at our sample itinerary.
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– Travel with your heart and mind open and be receptive to all the lessons that these sacred lands have for you.
– No matter where you are, always travel with health & travel insurance.
-Tell all your friends, family, and community about it. We recommend having this experience with a group of your closest friends because it’s going to connect all of you on a more profound and higher level.
– Follow the instructions of your expert Tour leader / spiritual guide and local guides. They really know what they are doing. Ask them, question them, and also connect with them. They are going to surprise you.
– Be prepared for the tropics and pack multiple changes of clothes:
Clothing for warm and hot weather during the day: two pairs of pants, two pairs of shorts, three changes of shirts, a rain poncho, a swimsuit, and a sweater or jacket to wear at night. Walking shoes, hiking boots, sneakers, and sandals are all acceptable.
Quick-dry clothing (especially a pair of convertible pants that zip at the knee to convert into shorts) is recommended for your visit to the tropical areas.
Always bring a towel, and please don’t forget sunblock, bug spray, a flashlight, a sun hat, a lightweight raincoat or poncho, anti-diarrheal medicine, and wet wipes.
*Important reminder: Be conscious of what you pack, and always keep sustainability in mind.
If it catches your attention, leaves you dreaming about it, and makes you smile, just let us know, and we can begin the process of tailoring it.
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