Tours An 8% Sales Tax is added on the Tour rates. Tours include: guide, lunch and entrance fees. Itinerary are subject to change due to weather or road conditions which are beyond our control. Entrance to the Rio Frio Cave Caracol Tour: An early departure takes you to the newly excavated ancient Mayan metropolis of Caracol, located deep in the Chiquibul Rainforest. Caracol, in the 7th century A.D. had actually conquered the city of Tikal, Guatemala. After visting these majestic ruins, your next stop will be the famous Rio Frio Cave, where stalactites and stalagmites form an eeire backdrop to an ancient Mayan worship place. Finally, swim in the cooling crystalline waters of the Rio On pools, whose waterfalls cascade over granite boulders. (Min 4 Pax) An unexpected feature of the cave is the sandy beach Breathtaking view of the Cave's exit     1,000-foot Falls, Hidden Valley Mountain Pine Ridge Tour: The Mountain Pine Ridge is the largest National Park in Belize, and has the oldest land surface in Central America. The Park boasts numerous waterfalls, caves and an abundance of wildlife. You will vist the famous Hidden Valley Falls (the picturesque 1,000-foot waterfall) that is nestled in the lush green tropical forest. Next stop is the famous Rio Frio Cave, and finally, the icey-cool waters of the Rio On Pools. (Min 2 Pax).   "El Castillo" - Xunantunich archaeological site Macal River & Archaeological Tour: Canoe down the Macal River, observing many species of birds, bromeliads, orchids and the green iguana. Your next stop is the Mayan Site of Xunantunich, where you will admire breath-taking vistas atop the temple of "El Castillo." Enjoy a mouth-watering Belizean lunch at Clarissa Falls along the banks of the Mopan river. Optional, you can visit the Magaņas or Garcia Sister's Craft Shop. On the way back to the Lodge, you will visit the Green Hills Tropical Butterfly farm.   San Ignacio Tour: Tour the Mayan sites of Xunantunich and Cahal Pech. Enjoy a tasty Belizean lunch, and then spend some time shopping in the scenic riverside town of San Ignacio. On your way back to the Lodge, you will visit the Green Hills Tropical Butterfly Farm. The Barton Creek Cave entrance Canoing through Barton Creek Cave Barton Creek Cave Tour: The Barton Creek Cave Tour takes you back in time as you drift through the mysterious darkness in a canoe. This cave was once used by the Maya as a burial site and for other ceremonial purposes. Here, you will view original skeletal and pottery remains of our Maya ancestors, dating back 2,000 years! The tour will show you tropical jungles and flora and fauna only found in Belize. The Barton Creek Cave is one of the most beautiful and interesting caves in Belize. A point of interest is that on your way to the cave, you will drive through the Amish Community of Upper Barton Creek.    (Min 2 Persons). Horseback riding through the rainforest Swimming at Big Rock Waterfall Jungle Horseback Tour: Horseback riding through the rainforest. Visit Maya Plazas and ceremonial centers, hidden in the lush jungle; swim in a crystal mountain brook and then visit the famous Skeleton Cave, where you will see pottery and skeletal remains of the Maya. Your last stop will be the roaring Big Rock Falls, where water comes gushing down the solid granite rockface. Here, you can enjoy the breath-taking falls and surrounding jungle, while taking a refreshing dip - or an adventurous dive!  (Min 2 Persons)   Tikal Day Tour: Magnificent Temple An early departure takes you to one of the most famous Maya sites in Central America - the ruins of Tikal in Guatemala. Tikal is one of the most popular natural history destinations in the world. On your way back, you will stop at the border town of Melchor de Mencos for gift shopping. Price: US$ 85.00 Per Person (Min 4 Pax) Price: US$250.00 ( 2 Persons)   Activities around the Lodge Five Sisters Lodge & Tours To really appreciate and enjoy all that nature has allowed us to offer you, the following must be included on your packing list: Hiking or walking shoes, river sandals, hat, swimwear, sun screen, insect repellent, sweaters, poncho, binoculars, camera and film. The days are warm and the nights cool, so bring a light jacket. Activities at the lodge include swimming, horse back riding though the rain forest, stargazing, birdwatching, nature trails.   Five Sisters Waterfalls The Five Sisters Waterfalls: The Five Sisters Lodge & Tours ensures easy access to our gorgeous waterfalls by means of Belize's only hydro-powered rain forest tram! As you decend further down into the rain forest you will see the Five waterfalls, which give the Lodge its name. Once you have arrived at the pools, the fun begins! You can swim and relax in crystal natural pools just a stone's throw Belize's only hydro-powered rainforest tram away from your cabanas, or you might choose to soak up the sun on our tiny island, The Garden of Eden. At the falls, you will also see a wild display of colorful flowers - over four hundred and fifty species of orchids, palmettos, bromeliads and other exotic plants.     Butterflies dance along the trail Nature Trails: You cannot miss our very special guided tour into our own medicinal nature trail, where you will view and learn about over 76 different species of medicinal plants and trees. An interesting experience for those interested in alternative medicine. Tours are also available out of the Pine Ridge Forest Reserve to other great tourist attractions such as Xunantunich, Cahal Pech and Altun Ha ruins, the Belize Zoo, the world famous Blue Hole, the Baboon sanctuary and the Panti Medicinal Trails . " We loved, loved, loved to swim at the waterfalls. This is truly God's Country!!!!!!!!!!!" Eric Laselle & Angela Johnson "Un endroit paradisifique ou il fait bon vivre. Vive la Nature!!!" Taline & Eric Paris, France