Actun Tunichil Muknal (The Cave of The Stone Sepulcher)
Over 200 ceramic vessels adorn the chambers of Actun Tunichil Muknal. The culture, history and geological formations create an unrivalled natural museum. A gallery like one has never seen before! Travel back in time as we explore this large cave, untouched since the Maya last visited centuries ago. Located in the heart of the Tapir Mountain Nature reserve, 6,700 acres managed by the Belize Audubon society, a huge entrance in a limestone hill welcomes you at the end of your 45-minute walk through lush, undisturbed jungle vegetation.

A short swim at the entrance is followed by a couple of hours wading in waist-deep, 73-degree, crystal-clear water, and a short climb up a winding passage brings you to the main chamber measuring 350 meters. While exploring the cave you view many artifacts, both pottery and human remains, not to mention the intricate stalactite and curtain formations.

What to wear: Suitable clothes and footwear, e.g. hiking shoes, must be worn for the trip. A change of clothes is also recommended for the end of the day.

Actun Tunichil Muknal (sepulcher cave) Full Day Includes: fees, pack lunches, guide and transportation

$100.00 each (2 person minimum)

Chechem Ha ( poison water) Half Day
Optional a 2/3 to full day if combined with Xunantunich ruins. This complex cave system was discovered in 1989 by the Morales. Exploring the caves will allow you to view large stalactite formations, intact ancient artifacts such as large storage vessels, plates, burial grounds and a mysterious stelae. These caves have been abandoned since the Pre-Classic 600 B.C - 800 A.D.

After the cave, you will be treated to a home-cooked lunch, served at the home of the Morales. After lunch, you may decide to hike down for a refreshing swim or simply sit back atop a hill and take in the view of the valleys.

What to Bring: Camera, extra film, binoculars, drinking water. Wear shorts or pants and hiking boots. Bring along swimwear, reef walkers or sandals, insect repellent and sun screen. Be prepared to get a bit muddy. Fees $20.00 per person

Chechem Ha Caves Includes: Guide, and Transportation. Lunch 6.00 U.S.

$65.00 each (2 person minimum)

Barton Creek Caves
Most people find the canoe tour by torchlight through this cave unforgettable. Its large river passage and pristine formations are just two of the reasons why this appeals to both local and foreign visitors. Besides its natural beauty the site is made even more interesting by the presence of a wide range of archaeological remains that were left there by the ancient Maya visitors. Archaeologists believe that this cave was used for ritual purposes. This tour can be combined with a visit to the Green Hills Butterfly Farm and the Big Rock Waterfalls.

What to Bring: Camera, extra film, binoculars, drinking water. Wearing shorts is fine; bring swimwear to go for a dip in the creek, reef walkers or sandals to go swimming and plenty of sunscreen. If combining with Big Rock Falls, wear hiking shoes for a 10 minutes hike down a steep hill, well worth it. Fees $5.00 per person

Barton Creek Caves (3 hrs to Half Day) Includes: gear, transportation, guide, and an optional stop at Butterfly farm	$55.00 each (2 person minimun)
Big Rock falls, Butterfly farm and Barton Creek Cave, (Full Day) Includes: guide, transportation and gear Lunches not included: options either pack a lunch, stop at Blancaneaux or 5 Sisters Lodge	$75.00 each (2 person minimun) $60.00 3 or more Entrance Fees: Caves $5.00 each Butterfly $4.00 each