Cost $90.00 USD PP

($10.00 USD Park Fee, guide and drinks included)
Hol Chan is a Mayan word meaning small cut or narrow channel, in the reef.  This area has been designated a Marine Reserve for over 18 years, and as such is home to a huge variety of healthy corals and colorful tropical fish.  This is your first stop on a 2-stop trip.  The second stop is a Shark Ray Alley, also part of the Marine Reserve.  Here you can get up close and personal with Southern Stingray and Nurse Sharks, which over the years have become accustomed to fishermen cleaning their catch and throwing the remains overboard, thereby giving them an easy meal. The trip leaves the resort’s dock at 8:00am or 9:00am and 1:00pm or 2:00pm in the afternoon returns.  (Mask and fins & GST NOT INCLUDED)

Cost $55.00 USD PP

Goff’s Caye Manatee:-800a.m. – 400p.m.Make your way along many of the Cayes  that dot Belize’s coast. View the endangered West Indian Manatee in its natural habitat.  At Goff’s Caye you have time to snorkel off the beaches while your guide prepare a wonderful BBQ for you. Next it is snorkel with the sharks and rays.  Finally we stop at Caye Caulker before we return to Ambergris Caye. 

Cost: $105.00USD PP. (Mask, fins, GST and park fees of $15.00US not included)

6:45 a.m. – 5:30 p.m.  One of the most popular and memorable tours available from San Pedro!  A full day of adventure take you to the mainland, then on a jungle river up the old Northern River to the beautiful villa of ‘Bomba’ – an excellent place for gorgeous Zericote wood carvings.  From there, enjoy seeing the diverse Belizean countryside and local village s as you travel along the unspoiled Pan American Highway to Orange Walk.  Here you will resume your jungle river ride and your guide will enthrall you with a narrated river tour of the varied bird-life and native flora.  Along the way you will see a Mennonite settlement that live without  modern conveniences according to their traditions.  Upon arrival at the Mayan citadel of Lamanai, noted as one of the largest Mayan Ceremonial centers in Belize, you can visit the museum, take in the spectacular panoramic vie of the lush jungle, the Maya Mountains and the New River Lagoon, and photograph intricate Mayan carvings.  The jungle walk will bring you to all the temples on the site and you are also sure to have the opportunity to see native wildlife such as howler moneys and toucans. Includes light breakfast , lunch, drinks and beer. 

Cost: $155.00 USD + 5.00USD park fee PP

8:30 a.m.  – 4:30 p.m. Start with an exciting boat ride to the mainland,  than cruise alongside a jungle river to the village of Bomba, one of the best places  to get Zericote wood carvings at a fraction of the cost elsewhere.  Savor the un- spoilt countryside and native villages, as your guide educates you about the local flora and fauna.  Once you arrive at Altun-Ha, your guide will take you on a tour of this important Maya trading center. Then enjoy a delicious lunch at the exclusive Maruba Resort and Spa and spend an afternoon at this tropical paradise.  Options include a revitalizing massage by a professional masseuse, horseback riding, a refreshing swim in the pool or gentle stroll through the grounds of this exotic resort where you may encounter a monkey or two.   Tour includes soft drinks & beer.  Park fees, lunch and activities at Maruba are not included. 

Cost: $90.00USD + 5.00USD park fee  PP