Top Hopkins Adventure Tours

Actun Tunichil Muknal (ATM) in Belize is one of the most popular and impressive Maya ceremonial caves. The caving part of this all-day tour from Hopkins takes you through a subterranean river. You'll need to swim into the mouth of the cave and wade through ankle- to chest-high water before climbing through intricate passageways of dry chambers to reach a cathedral-like main hall that’s 1,148 feet (350 meters) in length and 164 feet (50 meters) wide and is filled with artifacts and sacrificial remains.

Cockscomb Basin Wildlife Sanctuary is a beautiful and diverse nature reserve located in Belize. It is home to a wide range of flora and fauna, including jaguars, howler monkeys, and an incredible variety of birds. One of the best ways to explore this stunning natural environment is through a Waterfalls and Jungle Hike tour.

Discover the ancient Maya site of Tikal, which is located in Guatemala across the western border of Belize, on this all-day tour from Hopkins. These ancient ruins, including temples and pyramids, illustrate the story of Mayan culture and history. Navigate immigration and customs at the Guatemala border with the help of a guide.

Venture into the heart of Belize's jungle to explore St. Herman's Cave on an exciting tubing excursion. Begin with a jungle walk, unraveling the secrets of the cave and the geology of the Maya Mountains. Then head inside the cave system, and experience the thrill of floating on inner tubes with only your headlamp illuminating the way.

Head out on an all-day adventure to see some of the greatest Mayan ruins in Belize on this private guided tour. Xunantunich is located in the Cayo District, close to Belize’s western border with Guatemala. You'll cross over the Mopan River via a hand-cranked ferry, then travel a mile (1.6 kilometer) uphill to the largely excavated archaeological site, which can be accessed on foot or in a vehicle. The largest pyramid, El Castillo, offers an impressive panoramic view of the surrounding area.

Embark on the ultimate adventure in Belize with a combination tour of Xunantunich Mayan Ruins and Cave Tubing at Jaguar Paw! Prepare to uncover the mysteries of ancient civilizations and immerse yourself in the wonders of the underground world. Journey back in time as you explore the impressive Xunantunich Mayan Ruins. Climb to the top of El Castillo, the towering pyramid, and be rewarded with panoramic views of the surrounding jungle. Marvel at intricate carvings and glyphs that provide insights into Mayan culture. Your knowledgeable guide will share fascinating stories and legends that bring this ancient site to life. After Lunch, get ready for an adrenaline-pumping cave tubing experience at Jaguar Paw. Float along underground rivers, surrounded by awe-inspiring limestone caves.

Cockscomb Basin Wildlife Sanctuary is recognized internationally as the world’s first jaguar preserve. It is also known for its spectacular waterfalls, mountain views, nature trails, and rich diversity of over 290 species of birds. The tracks of wildcats, tapir, deer, and other wildlife are often seen on hiking trails. The trip begins with a stop at the traditional village of Maya Center which is at the entrance of the preserve. Here, you will find Mayan arts and crafts are for sale. The park offers a wide variety of hikes of varying lengths and difficulty, including to Ben’s Bluff, which has a spectacular view of the entire Basin, and to a waterfall where you can enjoy a refreshing swim.

Prepare for a day filled with adventure on this guided tour from Hopkins. First, head to Xunantunich, located close to Belize’s western border. Here, catch panoramic views of the Cayo District and nearby Guatemala from atop El Castillo, the main temple of the archeological site. From there, travel to Caves Branch Archaeological Reserve for a cave tubing and ziplining adventure.

Visit one of Belize’s most important ancient Mayan sites, Xunantunich, in a unique way on this horseback riding tour. Join a small group and saddle up for a ride through the lush landscapes near the temple. When you arrive, dismount your steed and enjoy a guided tour of the area, making several stops for photos along the way.

Instead of setting off to the Actun Tunic Hil Munal Cave on your own, this tour guides you and provides all of the necessary safety equipment for your convenience. With your helmet, headlamp, and life jacket if needed, hike, wade, and swim through this Maya underworld. The journey includes three river crossings, a 30-minute hike to an hourglass entrance, and a journey through a cave system with stalactites, stalagmites, boulders, and freshwater streams.

A must-visit, even when on the shortest stays in our beautiful country. Xunantunich is a national treasure that fills its visitors with a sense of time travel.. You'll know you're arriving when you spot the little falls of the Mopan River winding alongside the road through the village of San Jose Succotz. You're hit with how green and lush everything is. Some visitors will get to see a group of women doing laundry in the river while their children swim nearby. After a couple hours of exploring, you’ll head off to the Inland Blue Hole for a dip. Not to be confused with Belize’s iconic Blue Hole in the Caribbean Sea, this woodland natural pool offers a lovely and refreshing stop on the Hummingbird Highway.Once at the bottom, the jungle opens up to the sky’s canvas revealing limestone rock walls and vegetation, forming an attractive 25-foot (8-m) deep swimming hole. The water in the Blue Hole is part of an underground cave system that flows into the Sibun River.