Actun Tunichil Muknal (ATM Cave) from San Ignacio: Maya Sacrifice
4.8 · 193 Reviews
Overview
- Experience a personalized small group tour of the ATM Cave. - Enjoy a Belizean local lunch after your adventure. - Travel comfortably in air-conditioned transportation. - Trek through the Tapir Mountain Nature Reserve with three refreshing river crossings. - Swim into the mysterious cave, once considered a portal to the underworld by the ancient Mayas. - Guided by professional tour specialists, navigate the cave while exploring rock formations and swimming. - Discover the main chamber, a Living Museum featuring over 1,000 intact Maya artifacts and skeletal remains, including the famous Crystal Maiden. - Learn about the historical and spiritual significance of Xibalba, including the rituals conducted by ancient priests and shamans.
What's Included
Local guide
Use of all necessary equipment
Entrance fee
Local Lunch (Stew Chicken Rice and beans or Vegeterian option)
Juice
Air-conditioned vehicle
Bring Reusable water bottles
Additional Info
Not recommended for travelers with spinal injuries
Not recommended for pregnant travelers
Not recommended for travelers with poor cardiovascular health
Travelers should have at least a moderate level of physical fitness
Minimum height requirement is 40 inches
It is recommended that you wear closed-toe shoes, comfortable clothing (short Pants, Long pants, T-shirt or long Sleeve) that can get wet, a change of clothes.
Hotel pick up and drop off is for hotels within San Ignacio town limits. For hotels outside of San Ignacio, a surcharge applies.
Pair of socks is required as portions of the cave shoes are removed.
Bring reusable Water bottle
National Park provides a waiver to be complete and sign before entering the National Park
Cameras, phones, and bags are strictly prohibited inside the cave to protect the site's integrity
No cameras allowed
Reviews
4.8
based on 193 reviews