Belize roundtrip luxury cruise to Guatemala and Honduras

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Belize offers a captivating blend of ancient civilizations, rainforest trails, and wild landscapes. Pristine cayes dot the 200-mile coastline, luring you to Caribbean bliss. In the nearby Maya Mountains lies the Cockscomb Basin Wildlife Sanctuary, the world’s only jaguar sanctuary, also home to pumas, deer, howler monkeys, and tapirs.

Rendezvous Caye, a tiny tropical island in Belize's Barrier Reef, is part of the UNESCO-listed Mesoamerican Reef System. Accessible only by boat, this picture-perfect atoll offers powdery white sand and thatched-roof cabanas, perfect for relaxing. A haven for snorkellers, its shallow, crystal-clear waters and vibrant coral gardens teem with marine life like rays, turtles and colourful fish, offering a glimpse into Belize’s rich underwater world.

Belize offers a captivating blend of ancient civilizations, rainforest trails, and wild landscapes. Pristine cayes dot the 200-mile coastline, luring you to Caribbean bliss. In the nearby Maya Mountains lies the Cockscomb Basin Wildlife Sanctuary, the world’s only jaguar sanctuary, also home to pumas, deer, howler monkeys, and tapirs.

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Teeming with marine life, Roatán, Honduras' largest Bay Island, is surrounded by the world's second-largest coral reef, the Mesoamerican Barrier Reef. The Garífuna, descendants of African and Indigenous peoples, have a vibrant culture here. Lush rainforests offer opportunities for adventure, while animal sanctuaries in French Cay like Daniel Johnson's Monkey and Sloth Hangout and Arch’s Iguana and Marine Park home provide unique encounters.

Relax at Beach

Included

06 h 00 m

Sink your toes into the soft, white sand and bask in the warm Caribbean sun
Wander through lush, tropical gardens filled with vibrant flora and fauna. Reconnect with nature in a tranquil atmosphere designed for ultimate relaxation
Kayak through calm waters, paddleboard along the stunning coastline, or snorkel to explore the vibrant underwater world teeming with marine life

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Guatemala's Santo Tomás, a former Belgian port, hints at its former past. The region offers a wealth of cultural experiences. The Mayan heartland of Quirigua, a UNESCO-listed site, is best known for the tallest stelae ever carved. Nearby, Livingston is home to the Garífuna people with African and indigenous Guatemalan heritage who preserve traditions and music, while 16th-century Castillo de San Felipe guards Lake Izabal, a historic trade route.

Quirigua Archeological Explorer

Optional

05 h 30 m

Discover the awe-inspiring 12 huge carved stelae and zoomorph structures, including the tallest stela in the Maya World
Witness the renowned sandstone stelae and sculpted rocks of animal forms, revered by the Maya, showcasing their incredible artistry and cultural significance
Enjoy the scenic drive to Quirigua

Rio Dulce Canyons & Livingston

Optional

04 h 30 m

Sail through the stunning Rio Dulce, marveling at the majestic canyons that once served as a stronghold against Caribbean pirates
Capture unforgettable photos of the intriguing Cow Cave and the soothing Hot Springs, surrounded by diverse birdlife and lush flora
iscover the charming town of Livingston, home to the unique Garifuna community, the only African ethnic group in Guatemala, and enjoy some free time to explore its laid-back atmosphere

Jungle Hike at Las Escobas Springs

Optional

03 h 30 m

Discover Las Escobas, where you’ll be surrounded by lush jungle vegetation and enjoy stunning views of the bay
Learn about the diverse flora and fauna, including the medicinal uses of various plants
Absorb detailed explanations and marvel at the natural beauty of the ecosystem

Hacienda Tijax Nature Hike

Optional

07 h 30 m

Begin your adventure with a picturesque bus ride through the lush Motagua River Valley, offering breathtaking views of diverse wildlife and vibrant vegetation.
Discover the natural wonders of Hacienda Tijax, a preserved rainforest where you can trek through the jungle, witness a functional rubber tree hacienda, and learn about the rich Kaqchikel heritage
Midway through your hike, climb the observatory tower for awe-inspiring panoramic views of the Rio Dulce and the historic Castillo de San Felipe, making for an unforgettable experience

Livingston, at the mouth of the Río Dulce, is Guatemala’s easternmost settlement. Accessible only by boat, this fishing village is home to the Garifuna, who settled here after being forcibly relocated from St. Vincent in 1795 and proudly preserve their African and indigenous heritage. The town pulses with lively music and dance, the most common being Punta performed to rhythmic drumming and is listed by UNESCO as Oral and Intangible Heritage.

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Placencia, a beach resort town on the southern tip of Belize's Placencia Peninsula, blends relaxation with adventure. Just offshore, the world-renowned Mesoamerican Barrier Reef is a UNESCO World Heritage Site with an incredible coral ecosystem. Inland, the Placencia Lagoon provides a habitat for manatees and saltwater crocodiles. North, the Garífuna community of Seine Bight celebrates its traditional heritage through drumming and dance.

Belize offers a captivating blend of ancient civilizations, rainforest trails, and wild landscapes. Pristine cayes dot the 200-mile coastline, luring you to Caribbean bliss. In the nearby Maya Mountains lies the Cockscomb Basin Wildlife Sanctuary, the world’s only jaguar sanctuary, also home to pumas, deer, howler monkeys, and tapirs.

Sharks, Rays,

Optional

05 h 30 m

Swim with sharks, rays, and tropical fish at the breathtaking coral reef of Shark & Ray Alley
Enjoy a scenic boat ride along Belize’s breathtaking barrier islands

Belize roundtrip Cruise

Belize roundtrip Cruise

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