This private Altun Ha and ziplining tour from San Pedro combines two contrasting ways to understand mainland Belize. At Altun Ha, walk through ceremonial plazas while your guide explains the temples, trade connections, and role of the city between Caribbean coastal communities and the inland Maya world. The Temple of the Masonry Altars and surrounding architecture become part of a larger story about ceremony, leadership, and exchange rather than simply a backdrop for photographs. The zipline then changes the experience from ancient stonework to the living tropical canopy. Trained guides provide the equipment and instructions before leading your group between platforms above the forest floor. What makes the day distinctive is the movement from archaeology to active rainforest adventure: one experience reveals how people shaped Belize’s history, while the other reveals the landscape from an entirely different height and perspective.
IMPORTANT — SAN PEDRO AND CAYE CAULKER GUESTS: This tour’s pickup begins in Belize City. We do not pick you up from your island hotel, and we do not escort you from the hotel to the water taxi terminal or airport. You must reach the terminal or airport, check in, and board independently. If your selected option says Self-Transfer, you must purchase your own ticket. If it says Water Taxi Included or Flight Included, we arrange only the specified ticket; transportation from your hotel to the departure terminal or airport is still not included. Water taxi arrivals: after collecting your luggage, meet your guide outside the main exit of the San Pedro Belize Express Water Taxi Terminal, 111 North Front Street, Belize City. Flight arrivals: the exact Belize City airport meeting location will appear on your voucher. Look for a guide holding your name or a Private Belize Adventure sign. Please arrive early enough to complete check-in.
You can meet at the water taxi terminal or the airport in Belize City.
Altun Ha is the nearest excavated Maya Temple to Belize City and is probably the most visited by Belizean school children from all over the country. This beautiful Maya Temple whose name means “Rockstone Water” has wide-open spaces.
It’s a short walk over to the equipment area where our expert guides will help outfit you in the required equipment. You’ll then make your way over to the first platform, where an important safety briefing will follow; which covers braking technique, balancing, and cable safety.
For a full refund, cancel at least 24 hours before the scheduled departure time.
You can cancel up to 24 hours in advance of the experience for a full refund.
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