Cave Tubing in Belize with V.i.V.
4.6 · 192 Reviews














































Overview
Great for Families arriving on Cruise or staying at local hotels; We meet you at the Belize Cruise Port, hotels, marine terminals. Float thru Huge caves systems with unique formations. The tour starts one hour after the ship arrives in Belize. Staff carries the tubes to the caves entrance. Equipment includes a Helmet, jacket and lights. The forest walk is twenty minutes; upon arrival at the caves, here is a optional swim spot, you are provided with a luxury tube with head-rest, mesh bottom seating and rope links making the float very easy as the guide navigates the tubes thru the cave system beneath the Maya mountains, the caves have many formations and a small waterfall and the guides provide geological and historical information as you float, the float continues downstream. Enjoy a local dish, rice and beans with stew chicken and Cole slaw. One Tourist Cave guide per small group of 2 to 8. two guides if you have more than eight in your group. Licensed and Insured Tours.
What's Included
Cave Pools swimming is optional ( walking on uneven path to get to the pools is required)
Tube Delivery Service to the caves is included
local Belizean Rice and beans with stew chicken and veg cole slaw
Shared Transportation, for Private Cave Tour choose option
Tubes with mesh seating bottom, all around grab rope, cup holders
Complimentary Pickup in Belize city Hotels, Cruise Port, Marine Terminal,Municipal Airport Terminal
Tour Vans assigned to each ship and the tour start as they fill up
Helmets, Jackets, lights
Additional Info
Not recommended for travelers with spinal injuries
Not recommended for pregnant travelers
Not recommended for travelers with poor cardiovascular health
Suitable for all physical fitness levels
Child rate applies only when sharing with 2 paying adults
Children must be accompanied by an adult
children minimum height 40 inches
bring towels, swimwear, refillable water bottles, single use plastics is not allowed on reserve also bring footwear with thick soles to walk on hiking gravel path and river crossings.
tennis shoe to walk on gravel path and river crossings
no flip flops
Reviews
4.6
based on 192 reviews