JUNGLE ZIPLINE
Belize Ziplining Tours
Caving
Mayan Ruins
Horseback Riding
Birding & Sightseeing Inland Blue Hole Birdwatching Tour
Cahal Pech Birdwatching Tour
Belize Zoo & Monkey Bay Wildlife Sanctuary Birding Tour
Black Rock and Macal River Area Birding Tour
Caves Branch & Blue Hole Birding Tour
Crooked Tree Wilflife Sanctuary Birding Tour
El Pilar Maya Forest Birding Tour
Laguna Aguacate & Spanish Lookout Area Birding Tour
Mountain Pine Ridge and Bald Hills Birding Tour
Canoeing
Hiking & Wildlife
Zip Lining
Belize Cultural History
OVERVIEW
Imagine flying through the rainforest canopy! You can combine your Belize cave tubing adventure with an exhilarating jungle zipline tour. The densest areas of biodiversity are found in the forest canopy, as it often supports a rich flora of epiphytes, including orchids, bromeliads, mosses and lichens. These plants attach to trunks and branches and obtain water and minerals from rain and debris that collects on the supporting plants. Here you will find a rich diversity of insects and birds, some yet to be classified. The canopy is also home to spider monkeys and kinkajous.
You will be securely fastened to a harness that is attached to a cable. You push off from a platform up in a tree and zip along the cable to another platform. Here you get a birds’ eye view of the jungle. There are a series of 8 platforms and you will be zipping for about 30 minutes. You will enjoy every thrilling minute of your aerial jungle tour!Â
Can be done on its own or in combination with the cave tubing.
Intensity:
Easy
Easy – Minimal physical exertion, mostly walking on even terrain with little to no obstacles. Moderate – Some walking on uneven surfaces, navigating through occasional obstacles or rocky terrain. Intermediate – Significant physical activity involving hiking, climbing, and maneuvering through uneven and slippery terrain. Difficult – Demanding physical activity, including climbing over rocks, wading through water, and tight spaces. Challenging – Extremely strenuous activity, requiring advanced physical fitness, agility, and endurance. May involve swimming, advanced climbing, and confined spaces.Recommended Age:
4+
Time:
4 Hours (approx.)
What to Bring/Wear:
- camera
- Bring reusable water bottles
- water
- sturdy shoes
- hat
- sunscreen
- bug spray
Maya Walk Tours recommends bringing reusable cups and bottles when coming in, to ensure responsible travel and consideration for our beautiful country’s environment.
Price:
US
$125
/per person
I visited San Ignacio with my wife for a week and took four tours with MayaWalk. My goals were to learn more about the ancient Maya and have some jungle adventure, and MayaWalk did a great job in making it happen. I would recommend MayaWalk without reservation!
– Tripadvisor review
I visited San Ignacio with my wife for a week and took four tours with MayaWalk. My goals were to learn more about the ancient Maya and have some jungle adventure, and MayaWalk did a great job in making it happen. I would recommend MayaWalk without reservation!
– Tripadvisor review