Arrive at the Belize City airport. You are met upon arrival and transferred to your beautiful rainforest eco-lodge surrounded by pristine forest and a beautiful river.

Head out to the River Macal in the morning, the meandering waterway was once ancient Maya's superhighway, linking cities and trade routes. Canoe upstream to visit the Belize Botanic Gardens or downstream to San Ignacio Town. En route, your guide helps you spot the prolific wildlife and birdlife. After lunch, visit the ancient Maya ceremonial site, Xunantunich. Its main building, "El Castillo," or "The Castle," is 130 feet in height and offers beautiful panoramic views of the Cayo district.

Spend the day at leisure exploring your rainforest lodge, the trails, and the jungle surrounding it. Kayak on the river, go bike riding or explore the caves.

Rise early for the unforgettable cave adventure at one of the most popular Mayan burial sites. ATM has been a critical spiritual site for the Mayas people practically since their origins. Since its discovery in 1989, archeologists have found 1400 ancient Mayan artifacts and 14 well-preserved human skeletons considered to be victims of ritual sacrifice. The 40-minute hike to the cave entrance includes three stream crossings and passes through the Tapir Mountain Nature Reserve. The adventure is challenging, and a good level of physical fitness is required. The minimum height requirement to visit the caves is 40 inches. As an alternate excursion, visit the Barton Creek Cave.

This morning, cross over the border to Guatemala to take a privately guided tour of the Tikal National Park, the incredible site that displays the power of the Mayan civilization in its heyday—occupied from approx. 900 B.C. to 900 A.D. with around 100,000 inhabitants, today, it comprises more than 3,000 well-preserved temples, palaces, ceremonial platforms, and shrines surrounded by jungle. It is an impressive experience, not only for its historical significance but also for viewing wildlife; such as the spider monkeys, howler monkeys, white-lipped peccary, coatimundis, toucans, macaws, parrots, and more. Explore the ruins at your own pace.

Fly to the largest island in Belize, Ambergris Caye. Enjoy the laid-back vibe of the island while bar-hopping and eating at world-class restaurants. Spend a couple of days snorkeling in the crystal-clear waters of the colorful and flourishing Belize Barrier Reef. Hol Chan Marine Reserve and the Caye Caulker Marine Reserve offer the finest snorkeling experience. If you prefer scuba diving, head to the spectacular Half Moon Caye Wall, Long Caye Aquarium, and the Great Blue Hole.