Sentences with phrase «cave by canoe»

xplore a stunning Maya ceremonial cave by canoe as licensed guides introduce you to one of Belize's most fascinating natural and cultural wonders during this...

Explore a stunning Maya ceremonial cave by canoe as licensed guides introduce you to one of Belize's most fascinating natural and cultural wonders during this remarkable half day excursion.

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With free time here, choose to explore the area by foot, canoe, or horse, take a caving trip, or visit the Mountain Pine Ridge Area and swim in its inviting pools and rivers.

Add a tour to Xunantunich, another ancient site, where you can climb the 130 - foot tall El Castillo pyramid ruin and finish your immersion on a day trip to Barton Creek Cave by indulging in cave tubing or canoeing in addition to touring this ceremonial ruin.

This includes exploring by canoe into the cave of Barton Creek as sailing trips to the most attractive diving areas.

It takes 45 minutes approximately from San Ignacio to this exciting canoe trip into a remote cave formerly used by the ancient Mayans as a burial site and for ceremonial purposes.

While canoeing through the cave see large and colorful formations, skeletal remains and other cultural artifacts left behind by the Maya centuries ago.

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Whether it be canoeing up the Macal River, tubing through one of the area's deep and dark caves, zip lining above the jungle, or exploring the Mountain Pine Ridge Forest Reserve in search of elusive birds, tours are easily arranged by visiting one of the tour shops that line Burns Avenue, a pedestrian - only street that runs through the center of town.