First stop of the day is Mexico Rocks where you will encounter larger coral heads and smaller fish. After a second snorkel stop at Basil Jones we head to Robles  where you can stroll the deserted beaches or relax in a hammock while our guide prepares a tasty BBQ with fish, roasted potatoes, coconut rice, flour tortillas and  brownies.
Duration: Full day, approximately 7 hours
Includes: Snorkeling gear, beer, sodas, rum punch, bottled water, fresh fruit, beach BBQ lunch
Recommended: Swimsuit, coverup, sunscreen, hat, sunglasses, boat shoes
Level: Easy

Explore the pristine waters and white sandy beaches of the leeward side of the island on a 58 foot beach house boat complete with two bathrooms, a full kitchen and air conditioned lounge areas. The boat also has two outdoor decks with comfortable seating, a water slide, paddle boards, kayaks, fishing gear and water floaties for plenty of water play. Lunch is grilled chicken with peppers and onions, cilantro rice, black beans, tortillas and a variety of sauces and toppings. Beer, rum punch and signature mojitos are served beginning with lunch. At about 3pm you head back while relaxing on the top deck and sipping a cold drink or indulging in homemade brownies and cookies. Departs and returns from the Seaduced By Belize dock at the back Marina.
Duration: Full day, approximately 7 hours
Includes: Water toys, beer, sodas, rum punch, mojitos, bottled water, snacks, lunch
Recommended: Swimsuit, coverup, sunscreen, hat, sunglasses, camera, boat shoes
Level: Easy

Departure for the sunset cruise is 4:45pm from the Seaduced By Belize dock at the back Marina. As we meander through the leeward lagoons you can watch the  sunset from either the small first floor porch or the expansive second floor deck. You will  make your way back to the dock at 7:00 pm under the romantic starlight.
Duration: Approximately 2 hours
Includes: Beer, rum punch, mojitos and some delightful appetizers
Recommended: Comfortable clothing, boat shoes, camera
Level: Easy

This exciting day begins as we make our way to the main land and up the Belize River. As we ride through the river you will encounter wildlife like crocodiles, iguanas & manatees while we serve a continental breakfast.  Next we board a private bus & make our way to Caves Branch. Once there it’s time to “Zip” through eight levels in the jungle. After lunch we head to the caves, where you will put on a head lamp, hop in your individual tube and float your way through the clear, cool waters of the underground tunnel system marveling at the beautiful stalactite formations. Upon exiting the cave system, you will float downstream under a majestic canopy of trees lining the riverbank until you reach the beginning of the walking trail where the tour originated.
Duration: Full day, approximately 10 hours
Includes: Transportation, guide, equipment, continental breakfast & lunch.
Recommended: Shorts, t-shirt, swimsuit, change of dry clothing, sturdy walking/water shoes (no flipflops), sunscreen, camera
Level: Moderate

Hop into a comfortable van and take an hour drive down the scenic Southern Highway until you arrive at the Bocawina Zipline where you will enjoy the incredible views that nature has to offer. Once fitted with your harness and safety equipment you will be guided through a Short trail and soar 500 ft above the South Stann Creek River. Cross a suspended bridge and experience a panoramic view when zipping half a mile across on all 7 lines . Then go on a 2 minute walk where you will be provided with some inner tubes to float down the Stann Creek River and feel the refreshing water while listening to the amazing sounds that the jungle provides to you, along with a guide who will point out all the different life as you go along. Minimum 4 persons.
Duration: Approx. 4 hours
Includes: Transportation, bilingual guide, lunch
Recommended: Long pants and sturdy walking shoes, swimsuit, towel, sunscreen, insect repellent, hat, camera, bottled water
Level: Moderate (not handicapped accessible)

The ancient Maya ruins of Xunantunich (“Maiden of the Rock,” pronounced shoe-nan-too-nitch) are accessed by a short crossing of the Mopan River on a hand-cranked chain ferry. Held within the Belizean rainforest, this site includes Maya plazas, palaces, and temples, as well as a modern museum. The hills were first occupied between 400 and 200 BC, though it wasn’t until 600 AD that Xunantunich was used as a ceremonial site—making the entire settlement some 1,400 years old. Your expert guide will explain in great detail the culture and beliefs of the Maya, and you will see the ancient ball court where warriors often lost their heads whether they were victors or losers! From atop the ruins, you can take in a 360-degree panorama of the surrounding mountains and valleys. The climb is taken slowly and with caution, and the rewards are well worth the effort.This tour can also be done on horseback.

Duration: Approximately 3 hours
Includes: Transportation, bilingual guide, entrance fees, refreshment
Recommended: Light clothing, sturdy walking/hiking shoes, camera, sunblock, and repellent
Level: Moderate