Day 01: - Arrival, meet and greet service, transfer to Belize City Hotel. Accom. Local hotel -

Day 02: - Full day tour to the Mountain Pine Ridge Forest Reserve and Caracol Maya site .
Depart today on a full day tour to Caracol Maya Ruins. Discovered in 1938 and later explored in the 1950's. Caracol was thought to be little more than a Maya ceremonial center. It was not until more extensive excavation efforts began in 1985 that the importance and expanse of Caracol became known. In 1986, a round elaborately carved altar stone was uncovered which described a victory by Caracol over Tikal, once considered to be the most powerful Maya metropolis. This discovery filled an important missing piece of Maya history and positioned Caracol as the "supreme" Maya city. The largest pyramid, the Canaa (Maya for "sky palace"), rises 140 feet and is the tallest man-made structure in all of Belize.
Accom: Cayo area resort -B,L,D

Day 03: - Panti Medicinal Trail and Che Chem. Ha cave site. Return to Cayo hotel. Accom: Local Hotel - B,L,D
 Ix Chel Tropical Research Foundation 
The Maya were masters at utilizing the jungle's natural resources for their practical and medicinal needs. Here you will see and learn about vines that store drinking water, plants that helps abate malaria, aid diabetics, cleanse the blood, plus many more. The trails most remarkable feature is that all the plants and trees were already there. The fact that none were planted is a testament to the natural diversity found in the rainforest. You can also walk through a traditional Mayan healers workplace complete with all the necessary tools for the traditional Maya Medicines.
Atop the Vaca Plateau in Black Rock Cayon overlooking the Macal River in the Cayo District, rests a small subsistence farm belonging to the Moralez family, who only recently discovered a cave on their property while hunting with their dogs. You can imagine their amazement when, upon later exploring the cave, they found over sixty intact Maya jars and other pottery that have remained undisturbed since the cave was abandoned around 900 A.D. After a short briefing by the local guide, we were equipped with flashlights and led up a rather steep trail through the jungle, on a 20-30 minute hike to the mouth of the cave.

Day 04: - Barton Creek cave (by canoe). Horseback Riding in the afternoon. Accom. Local hotel - B,L,D
Journey through the underworld of the Maya Kingdom of XIBALBA, as you board your inner tube, complete with miners light. Your journey starts upon arrival at the caves ranch of the Siban River where pristine mountain waters greet the traveler. Walk across the river (shallow area) and take a stroll through the Rain forest of the Siban. Upon arrival at the cave entrance, splash into the water and cool off from your short walk. Then follow your guide aboard your inner tube, switch on your headlight and enjoy your tour of the caves. After that we proceed to chow down some authentic Belizean food and in the afternoon we will horseback ride in the tropical jungles of Belize

Day 05: - Full day tour to Gales Point Manatee. View nesting birds and see the gentle Manatee.
You are almost certain to see one or several of these docile and protected sea mammals. The Belizin people call the Manatee sea cows as if find one there is always more around. Please take note that we can not guarantee you will be able to see the Manatee  since this are animals in the wild.  Lunch at Gales Point. Land Transfer with a stop at the Inland Blue Hole National Park Accom: Cayo area Resort - B,L

Day 06: - Full day tour of Lamanai (Maya for Submerged Crocodile) Maya site.
The Lamanai day tour is one of the most interesting tours in Belize. A 45 minute drive up the Northern Highway brings you to Tower Hill, where you  board a river boat and head up the New River. While traveling the many little creeks and lagoons, it is easy to encounter hawks, kites, falcons or a monkey or two. At the entrance to the New River Lagoon, the ruins of Lamanai rise into view. The ruins of Lamanai, one of Belize's largest ceremonial centers, are located on the banks of the 30 mile long New River Lagoon in North Central Belize.  While touring this site, huge masks depicting dead rulers and gods seem to materialize out of the rainforest, amid the chatter of bid-life and the haunting call of the Howler Monkeys. Set in tropical forest and providing spectacular views from several of its large temples, Lamanai provides a unique experience in the culture of the Maya and the biological diversity of a tropical forest. to City. Accom: Belize City Hotel L

Day 07: - Breakfast, depart for International Airport.