Excursión de un día a Xunantunich & Cave Tubing desde San Ignacio
Descripción
Viaja en el tiempo y experimenta cómo era la vida en la ciudad de Xunantunich, uno de los sitios mayas más populares de Belice. Este tour desde San Ignacio lo lleva a San José Succotz, un pueblo maya-mestizo ubicado cerca de la frontera occidental y lo lleva en un barco de transbordador anticuado, de manivela, a las magníficas ruinas profundas en la selva tropical de Belice. ¡Admira las tallas astronómicas en El Castillo y las vistas panorámicas del valle del río Belice y el vecino Melchor de Mencos, Guatemala, una vez que hayas subido los empinados escalones de la pirámide hasta la cima! Recogida y entrega en el hotel dentro de San Ignacio Ciudad están incluidos.
Opciones de la excursión
Itinerario
Viaje en el tiempo y experimente cómo era la vida en la ciudad de Xunantunich, uno de los sitios mayas más populares de Belice. Este recorrido desde San Ignacio lo lleva a San José Succotz, un pueblo maya-mestizo ubicado cerca de la frontera occidental y lo lleva en un antiguo transbordador de manivela a las magníficas ruinas de la selva tropical de Belice. ¡Admire esculturas astronómicas en El Castillo (El Castillo) y vistas panorámicas del Valle del Río Belice y el vecino Melchor de Mencos, Guatemala, una vez que haya subido los empinados escalones de la pirámide hasta la cima! Recogida y regreso al hotel dentro de la ciudad de San Ignacio están incluidos.
Nohoch Cheʼen, o más comúnmente conocido como la rama de las cuevas, es un gran tour si estás buscando un día relajante y tranquilo. La expedición comienza con chalecos salvavidas y consejos de seguridad. El recorrido continúa con una caminata a través de un sendero forestal, en cuyo momento el grupo tiene la opción de acortar o extender la caminata para obtener una visión más larga de las cuevas y un paseo más largo río abajo, ya que es un sistema de cuevas grande. A lo largo del sendero, a veces te encuentras con vida silvestre como aves como el pájaro quetzal crestado y otras criaturas pequeñas como el coatí solitario o coatimundi, pequeños carroñeros que buscan frutos secos o frutas para comer. Al concluir la caminata, es hora de meterse en el agua. Todos son colocados en sus tubos y guiados río abajo y a través de cuevas. Mientras que en la cueva, hay un montón de hermosas formaciones rocosas para ver, y el río también proporciona algunos rápidos emocionantes para pasar a través de los tubos.
Lo más destacado
Qué incluye
Lugares y horarios de recogida
Ofrecemos recogida gratuita en los hoteles ubicados dentro de los límites de la ciudad, para los hoteles fuera de la ciudad, podemos organizar la recogida por un pequeño recargo
Valoraciones de viajeros
Información importante
- Accesible para silla de ruedas
- Los bebés y los niños pequeños pueden ir en un cochecito o en una silla de paseo
- Hay opciones de transporte público disponibles en las cercanías
- Hay asientos o sillas infantiles disponibles
- Adecuado para todos los niveles de aptitud física
- Se recomienda llevar calzado y ropa cómodos.
- Tenga en cuenta que se requiere un mínimo de 2 pasajeros para que este tour funcione. Existe la posibilidad de cancelación después de la confirmación si no hay suficientes pasajeros para cumplir con los requisitos. En el caso de que esto ocurra, se le ofrecerá una alternativa o un reembolso completo.
- Traer botella de agua reutilizable
Opiniones(36)
Super fun day even in the rain! We enjoyed the ruins, the information our guide provided really colored in what we were seeing. The tubing was magical.
The tour was in two parts.We were lucky enough to have Edgar (Speedy) as our guide. What an energetic, knowledgeable, people loving young man. He is passionate about his Mayan Culture and the community he lives in. He was very hard working and attentive to our needs. The tour(s) are very well structured and make a full informative and enjoyable day. The lunch was great and we liked that it had been prepared by a local solo mum - just love this ethos. Edgar set a beautiful picnic table with her very delicious food. The air conditioned vehicle used for the tours was comfortable to travel in, immaculately presented and appropriated for the days activities. The equipment used was excellent. We also enjoyed Edgar's selection of music. The tour was excellent value for money, I highly recommend it.
My grandson and I had the best tour with Marvin and Leo! The history of the Mayans was so interesting. I learned so much. After a delicious lunch we started our trek up the hill for the cave tubing. I'm 75 years old and definitely not in the best of shape, but Leo stayed with me and encouraged me all the way up the hill. Once we got in the water it was everything I had imagined. The water felt great and the terrain was beautiful. Leo pointed out the different birds we saw. We then entered the cave and it was awesome! This was definitely the highlight of my trip to Belize.
This was a great tour!!! We had the best tour guide Marvin! He shared so much great information about the Maya ruins, the people and history- really fantastic! Loved the cave tubing!! So much fun and perfect after all of our touring of the ruins! The lunch was delicious! Highly recommend this tour!!!
The destination itself was beautiful and absolutely worth seeing, but the overall tour experience was not what I had hoped for. After doing a tour with MayaWalk, the bar was honestly set very high, and this one felt much more lackluster by comparison. Our guide seemed frustrated or irritated with me throughout the day, which made it hard to fully relax and enjoy the experience. I do not want this to come across as harsh, but the energy of the guide really does shape the whole day. One suggestion would be for the guide or company to either bring emergency water or clearly tell guests ahead of time exactly how much water to bring, especially when it is extremely hot. That would have made the day feel safer and more comfortable. The experience had beautiful moments, but I left wishing the tour felt more engaging, prepared, and welcoming.
This was a great all-day tour. A good way to experience the “inland” side of Belize. Totally worth it.
Omg this was so great! Angel was the PERFECT guide: he took his time, showing us things that other guides rushed past. There was a member of our group who struggled with balance so he was always there to hold her hand and help her across certain spots. Finally, he was so well informed: we learned so much about Mayan history as well as modern day Belize. We can't recommend him enough..
This experience was really nice and I totally recommend. I felt we didn’t really know the planning for the day so here is a big overview: - you will take a bus to Xunantunich (15min drive) and visit the site for about 2h - you will then go on another drive for 1h30 to the caves - once there, you will have lunch (homemade lunch, really nice), be able to change into swimsuits and leave for the caves (be sure to take water shoes and a t shirt that can go into water) - you will walk for about 25min with a tube both in forest and water and then go in the tube once in the cave - the cave tubbing is really nice and relaxing - then you go back to the changing rooms before jumping in the bus for the way back I didnt really know that before doing the tour but don’t forget walking shoes for Xunantunich visit (with sun cream) and water shoes and another t shirt for the cave tubing (shoes that you are confortable walking with and that can go into water). Enjoy !!
The Xuantunich ruins were amazing and the tubing was very fun. Our guide Edgar was very knowledgeable and kind. Highly recommend.
This was an awesome experience! Our guide, Angel, was fun and informative. He went out of his way to make sure everyone on the tour had the best time (even helping one of the other travellers propose <3 ) The lunch was absolutely delicious and the cave tubing exceeded all expectations. Highly recommend :)
