The journey takes us to San Ignacio, the center of the Cayo District, where we will stay in a lovely small hillside resort that has been carefully selected for its high standards and cleanliness. The resort overlooks the town with a distant vista of the Maya Mountain Range. Here, we will explore Mayan ruins and fantastic caves, one time via a canoe and one time hiking. A half-day canoeing down the Macal River will give us a chance to see huge iguanas and many species of birds. It will allow us the true Belize experience and personal attention as we become acquainted with the gracious local people and their culture.All of our activities will be conducted in small groups with licensed local guides to provide the maximum educational content and safety. One of the highlights of our week will be a day trip to Guatemala to visit the world famous ruins at Tikal, part of the Guatemala National Park.
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There we will have the added benefit of a Guatemalan guide to steer us through the jungle trails surrounding these vast ruins, perhaps pointing out the occasional howler monkey, as well as, educating us in Mayan history culture and symbolism. Our last three nights will be spent at a resort on the beach of the Caribbean Sea. Snorkeling, biking, kayaking, canoeing and afternoon tea are all provided at no extra cost. Free time can be spent with a good book in a shady hammock, enjoying the infinity pool overlooking the Maya Mountains or joining the leader to explore Hopkins by a short bike ride or San Ignacio, a short walk away. Perhaps, we'll visit an Amish farmers market.
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Yes, you do need a passport, you do not need a Visa.
This will cover the following items:
• Roundtrip airfare from the U.S. east coast to Belize City, Belize (estimated at $800 but subject to change due to airport of choice or extreme price fluctuations)
• One-way airfare from Dangriga Airport to Belize City on the last day (estimated at $75, but subject to change due to price fluctuations)
• ALL hotel accommodations, taxes and tips
• All meals beginning with dinner on arrival day to breakfast on last day
• All local transportation
• All activity fees and guides
• Emergency evacuation insurance
NOT included in trip price:
• Trip cancellation insurance
• Your personal transportation to your US departure airport
• Alcoholic beverages
• Belize Departure tax (estimated at US$30)
• Border fees going to Guatemala (estimated at US$20)
• Appreciation tips to guides or staff for “extra” services, approximately $30
7 comments:
I'm very excited about the trip!
By the way make sure you take the kayaks up river at Jaguar......its a lovely paddle and no experience required....and of course kayak use is free. They used to have a "jungle lodge" right on river which was a good spot to stop at and look for orchids but not sure if that is still there.
It was a wonderful trip and it was a pleasure to meet you all.
Smiles,
Namaste to all my new friends..Thank you for your warm and friendly company!
I just this minute made it home...a blizzard in NYC delayed and delayed my coming home!
XXXOOO
It was a wonderful trip with you all and I look forward to our reunion!
Hi Lynn
Thanks for a great trip. It now seems like a dream since we've had so much snow in the past two weeks.
How did you like that book?
Hopkins Belize is a fascinating cultural destination. It has some of the friendliest people in the world.
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