Xunantunich tour highlight is the ascent to the top of El Castillo. The main pyramid at Xunantunich standing as the second tallest structure in Belize. It offers a panoramic view over the lush jungle and into Guatemala. You will be able to see fascinating Ancient Maya ball court, Various residential buildings and plazas.

Capture this breathtaking scenery and cherish these moments forever.

Cahal Pech consists of seven plazas and over 30 structures including temples, residential buildings, ball courts, and an altar. One of the temples in these small complex has the best view of the surrounding Belize River Valley. There is a visitor center and museum with a model of the site, as well as paintings showing Cahal Pech.

Cahal Pech means “Place of Ticks” in modern-day Maya and refers to the fact that the surrounding area was once used as pasture land.

Lamanai was occupied as early as 1500bc. Lamanai is one of the largest Mayan sites in Belize, expanding over on the Belize New River. The Lamanai Mayan Center holds over 800 structures deep in the Tropical Forest.

Lamanai (Submerged Crocodile in Maya). The small onsite museum where your Lamanai exploration begins.

Altun Ha is one of the most famous Mayan Centers, founded around 900 BC. This Mayan Temples have since been restored to their original splendor. Altun Mayan Center was critical trading post for the Mayan civilization at the time.

The Altun Ha Mayan Ruins, Mayan architectural accomplishments from over 2000 years ago.