Affordable BELIZE Eco Tours

Activity/Tour

BEST OF BELIZE - You will get a feel for the entire country of Belize from the UNESCO World Heritage Reef to inland Tropical Forests. ** You will: cave tube, make tamales, grind corn and make tortillas, snorkel & dive on a beautiful reef, see toucans and other exotic tropical bird species, be excited and intriqued by the roar of the Black Howler monkey, see incredible ancient Maya ruins (Lamanai, Xunantunich, Caracol, & Altun Ha), and truly "Give Back" to the local community of Indian Church Village. ~ This high end eco tour will give you a new perspective on your life and truly help people in need at the same time ~

Typical Day

One hour boat safari up the New River Lagoon to the ancient Maya ruins of Lamanai, lagoon side picnic lunch, easy stroll through the tropical forest listening to howlers & odd sounding bird calls. You will stand on top of the highest Preclassic Maya structure in the entire Maya world and see the border of Mexico!


The only country we sell is Belize and the benefit of that is reflected in our feedback.

Age range, type of group

Although we specialize in family tours, we also offer custom tours for couples, singles, families, & educational student groups. Our age range is 5 to 90!

Sleeping and meals

Belize high end eco lodges & island hotels & resorts as well as community stays offering cross culture experiences.

Other Information

Your participation truly helps the country of Belize, we do NOT include donations to our community project in our tour prices but strictly by traveling with us you contribute to our goal & mission! YOU make the difference, truly.

Our grass roots efforts are what set us apart, clients often comment their time in Indian Church Village was the true highlight of their Belize tour (and often people say it was one of the best tours they have ever taken).

Discounts Offered

DISCOUNTS: For longer term community 'giving back' & volunteering, work done in the community of Indian Church Village in northern Belize adjacent to the Maya ruins of Lamanai.