Below are Mayan Ruin tours in Belize that include the Mayan Ruins of Cahal Pech, Caracol, Lamanai and Xunantunich. To customize your Mayan Ruin tours in Belize email info@belizebackcountry.com.

Cahal Pech Mayan Ruins
Situated a stone’s throw from the modern town of San Ignacio, Cahal Pech (Place of Ticks) is famous for its palace like complex complete with a throne for its illustrious ruler. Also unique is that one can take a 10 min. stroll from a bustling 21st century Belizean town to the quiet courtyards and plazas of a classic period Maya Citadel. Read about the excursions and tours to Cahal Pech Mayan Ruins.

Caracol Mayan Ruins
Even today, we have not been able to outdo the ancient Mayans, for here at this magnificent site, one will find the tallest man made building anywhere in the country of Belize! Caana or Sky Palace is 140’ above plaza level and was the centerpiece of this once all powerful city-state. Located in the Chiqibul Forest Reserve south of San Ignacio, this is a must see for all archeology buffs who visit Belize. Read about the excursions and tours to Caracol Mayan Ruins.

Lamanai Mayan Ruins
Believed to be the only site in Belize with a semblance of its original name, this ancient city-state is located in the Orange Walk District on the Western bank of the largest lake in the country. One might recall the old saying…getting there is half the fun..this definitely applies to Lamanai. Read about the excursions and tours to Lamanai Mayan Ruins.

Xunantunich Mayan Ruins
After a 2 hr. drive from Belize City, you’ll arrive at this majestic site which boasts the 2nd tallest man made building in Belize…even today! The tallest is yet another Mayan structure refers to as Ca’ana located in the mammoth-sized Mayan city of Caracol. Xunantunich (Maya for Maiden of the Rock) is a must see for any visitor to Belize as you get to take a giant step back in time via an ancient hand-cranked ferry across the Mopan River.
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Crooked Tree Village Wildlife Sanctuary
Crooked Tree Wild Life Sanctuary is known internationally as a bird watchers paradise a trip to this reserve combines birding, national history and some cultural activities. Read about the tours to Crooked Tree

Belize Zoo
The Belize Zoo was established in 1982 by Ms. Sharon Matola an animal handler who was down in Belize to do a documentary on the native species of flora and fauna. The zoo started off with 11 animals and now they have well over 100. Read about tours and excursions to the Belize Zoo

Baboon Sanctuary
Remember folks there are no baboons in Belize but the local refer to them as baboons.  Belize is considered one of the last strong holds for this species of Howler Monkeys. Here you will not need a zoom lens on your camera, a friendly troop of Howlers come within arms length of visitors to this sanctuary. Read about tours and excursions to the  Baboon Sanctuary