Take a floating bar from caye to caye. Travel to Tobacco Caye, South Water Caye, Twin Caye and Bird Caye. Seasonally, stop by the Smithsonian research facility at Carrie Bowe Caye.Learn about the history and culture of the Cayes in Belize. The bartender on board will provide a signature cocktail to represent each island. Hang at the bar and enjoy the vibe of each island.

Enjoy the orange groves, banana farms, and a view of the Maya Mountains during the scenic drive through the Hummingbird Highway. Once you cross into Western Belize, your journey takes you across the Mopan River on a hand-cranked ferry to reach the ancient site of Xunantunich. The reward for climbing to the top of El Castillo is a spectacular view of both the Cayo District and Petén, Guatemala. After your climb, it’s time for lunch at a local restaurant before heading to St. Herman’s Blue Hole National Park. Here you can choose from an exhilarating cave-tubing experience through the intricate cave system or simply a refreshing dip at the inland Blue Hole.

Travel around the Cayes to hunt for your dinner! This is a snorkel adventure where you hunt Lobster (from June - Feb.) or Conch (from Oct. - June) and experience the underwater beauty of Belize.

An hour long cruise around the Caye. Enjoy a bottle of champagne and a romantic boat ride under the beautiful Belizean night sky. Your boat captain can tell you about the different constellations and star navigation or just enjoy the peaceful serenity of the silence. Maybe you will see a shooting star or two!

Cockscomb Basin is renowned for being the world’s first and only jaguar preserve with over 128,000 acres of lush tropical rainforest. Its home to all five of Belize’s large cats: jaguar, puma, margay, jaguarundi, and ocelot.Explore the jungle trails of this flora and fauna sanctuary with a naturalist tour guide. After your hike, tube or float down the river for a unique, close-up look at the jungle. Next, you’ll grab some lunch before heading over to a nearby cacao farm. You’ll get a front row seat to the ancient practice of chocolate making. You’ll learn everything there is to know about chocolate, including its many healthy properties and how the ancient Maya civilizations used cacao beans as currency.

The second largest barrier reef system in the world, the Belize Barrier Reef, is a sight to behold. Snorkel among delicate sea fans, colorful tropical fish, and impressive corals.This excursion includes two separate snorkels with experienced guides who make sure you are comfortable in the water.