My boyfriend and i recently vacationed in Belize for the first time this past May 2012. We wanted to do all the adventures and site seeing that this country is known for. Our hotel booked us through "mark's Personalized tours" our tour guides name was PAUL, he was AMAZING!!!!!!!! couldnt be happier and couldnt of felt safer! Growing up in... More

Was on a recent cruise to Belize City, and this tour was offered with lunch. We had two tour guides on the bus along with the driver, the trip from Belize City to the site was nearly two hours in itself. The first guide was very animated and very knowledgeable about the local history and the country, if he didn't... More

We loved Xunantunich because it was so close to San Ignacio. It gives a sense of Maya architecture and culture, but can be toured in a few hours. The ferry ride across is beautiful. Don't forget the ferry stops at about 4:15 (we almost got stuck). Tikal is phenomenal, but if you don't have a full day, Xunantunich is a... More

From San Ignacio take the bus or a taxi to San Jose Succotz. Take the ferry (free) and walk up the hill. If taking a taxi then be driven up. On the way back look at the slate carvings. They are really nice and cheaper here than anywhere else, as the carvers live in SJS. For lunch follow the signs... More

The ruins were great with an excellent view from the top More

This was amazing - you are allowed to climb these ruins to the top, which was incredible. More

We chose this site to visit through Carnival Cruise Lines. We did not regret the 2-hour bus ride at all! We drove from Belize City and enjoyed the beautiful countryside along the way. The ruins themselves are amazing. We took our children, 11 & 13, and they had no problems whatsoever climbing them. The workers were very helpful. They offered... More

This is the site that is the easiest to get to. You have to cross the river on a hand cranked barge but that is pretty easy compared to some difficult roads for other places. If you want spectacular then go to Tikal across the boader or Caracol to the south but the trek is more involved. A guide could... More

do not underestimate this site, sure Tikal and Caracol are great, but Xunantunich is beautiful, it has so much charm, view from the temple is breathtaking and the structures are amazing, well preserved, the small museum is quite nice and informative. Very convenient for those staying near San Ignacio. Do this tour on Saturday to combine with local market and... More