7-Nights Belize Jungle & Beach

Belize

Way To Go Tours

Deluxe

Vacation Offer ID 1560215

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Overview

Way To Go Tours

Embark on a mesmerizing journey through Belize's Cayo District and Ambergris Caye with our exclusive 7-night tour package. Begin your adventure with 3 nights at Ka'ana Hotel, nestled in the heart of the Cayo District. Explore the ancient wonders of Xunantunich, where majestic Mayan ruins rise above the jungle canopy, and paddle through the mystical Barton Creek Cave, adorned with ancient artifacts and stunning rock formations. Next, journey to the pristine shores of Ambergris Caye, where 4 nights at Victoria House await you in pure tropical luxury. Dive into the crystal-clear waters of the Caribbean with a Hol Chan Snorkel excursion, immersing yourself in a kaleidoscope of marine life and vibrant coral reefs. Sail away on a catamaran adventure, basking in the warm Caribbean sun and savoring the cool sea breeze.

Vacation Inclusions

3 Nights Kaana Resort in a Casita
4 Nights Victoria House in a Casita
Roundtrip transfers
Domestic flights
Breakfast
Xunantunich Mayan Tour
Barton Creek Canoe
Hol Chan Snorkel
Catamaran Sail
Hotel taxes and resort fees

Featured Destinations

San Pedro

San Ignacio

The medium-sized settlement of San Ignacio, on the banks of the Macal River in Belize's hilly western region, is another culturally diverse Belizean town—with quick and easy access to superb natural and historical sites. Its wooden and concrete buildings are picturesque, set against the green of the hillside 70 mi/110 km west of Belize City.

Surprisingly, the area has few mosquitoes or other biting bugs, a pleasant change from much of the rest of Belize. San Ignacio (called "Cayo" by many locals, a name which also refers to the entire western region) has mostly budget lodging, but nearby is "cottage country," where some of Belize's best jungle lodges offer horseback riding, romantic settings, river rafting and nature hikes in the bush.

The town's market is an excellent place to buy authentic Belizean crafts and sample local cuisine from food stalls. Green Iguana Conservation project provides rehabilitation for injured iguanas while allowing visitors to interact with them.

From San Ignacio, excursions can be arranged to a number of destinations in the area: Actun Tunichil Muknal and Barton Creek caves, the Rain Forest Medicine Trail, Mountain Pine Ridge Forest Reserve, the Belize Botanic Gardens at duPlooy's Lodge, three butterfly farms (Green Hills, Tropical Wings and the Blue Morpho Breeding Center at Chaa Creek) and the archaeological ruins at Cahal Pech, Xunantunich, El Pilar and Caracol.

Just 10 mi/16 km from the border with Guatemala, San Ignacio can also serve as a base for a day trip to the ancient Maya city of Tikal in Guatemala. To book a trip, go to one of the many tour businesses on Burns Avenue or check with your hotel or lodge.

San Ignacio is connected to its sister town, Santa Elena, by the only suspension bridge in the country, Hawkesworth Bridge. Road connections to San Ignacio from other points in Belize are good, although the Western Highway from Belize City has one of the highest traffic accident rates in the country, especially after rains when some sections are as slick.

Destination Guide

Valid Date Ranges

Prices are per person based on quad occupancy, land only, subject to availability. Limited time offer, restrictions apply. International airfare is additional. Local government taxes will be collected locally. Passport must be valid for a minimum of 6 months of the return date to the USA. Package prices are subject to change without notice, and all reservations are based upon availability at the time of booking. Terms and conditions apply. Rates do not include portage, tips, alcoholic beverages (excluding all-inclusive resorts), laundry. Deposit due: $1,000.

All fares are quoted in US Dollars.