Adventure Tours San Pedro

Adventure Tours in San Pedro

Welcome to San Pedro, a vibrant and adventurous destination nestled on Ambergris Caye, Belize! If you’re seeking heart-pumping experiences amidst breathtaking landscapes, our Adventure Tours have got you covered. Here are some tips for your unforgettable journey:

  1. Snorkeling and Diving: San Pedro is renowned as the “Heart of the Caribbean.” Explore the mesmerizing Barrier Reef, the second largest in the world, with its diverse marine life! Choose from guided snorkeling or diving tours to witness first-hand the wonders beneath the ocean’s surface.

  2. Cave Tubing: Discover the mysteries hidden within the Mayan underworld by embarking on a thrilling cave tubing adventure at Actun Tunichil Muknal (ATM). Marvel at ancient Maya artifacts and skeletons while floating through the dark, mysterious caves.

  3. Jungle Exploration: Immerse yourself in the lush greenery of Belize’s tropical rainforest. Opt for a guided tour to explore wildlife sanctuaries like the Hol Chan Marine Reserve or Cockscomb Basin Wildlife Sanctuary. Keep your eyes peeled for spider monkeys, howler monkeys, jaguar, toucans, and more!

  4. Ziplining: For those with a love for adrenaline-pumping activities, ziplining through the jungle canopy offers breathtaking views of the Belizean landscape. Some tours even include rappelling, cave exploration, and other adventure challenges.

  5. Maya Ruins: Delve into history by visiting ancient Maya ruins such as Xunantunich or Lamanai. Climb the stone temples for panoramic views of the surrounding jungle, learn about ancient Mayan civilizations, and uncover the secrets of their fascinating culture.

  6. Eco-Tours: Embrace the beauty of Belize’s natural wonders on an eco-tour. From bird watching to mangrove kayaking, there’s no shortage of opportunities to reconnect with nature and learn about the delicate balance between humans and the environment.

  7. Blue Hole National Park: Journey to Belize’s famous Great Blue Hole, a sinkhole in the sea 100 meters deep. Observe schools of fish, sharks, and rays as you snorkel or dive in this unique geological formation.