Jungle & Reef Rush

  • Trip Type
  • Mid-Luxury
  • Length
  • 5 Nights / 6 Days
  • When to Go
  • November - mid-July

  • Unleash your wild side in Belize’s untamed heart

    Dive into two electrifying Belizean realms where adventure meets mid-luxury serenity. Start in the lush Cayo District at Mystic River Resort, a chic hideaway nestled amid jungle trails and ancient ruins, perfect for adrenaline-pumping cave treks and unwinding in style. Then journey south to Placencia’s Turtle Inn, a boutique coastal retreat where golden sands and the Belize Barrier Reef beckon. Spend your days snorkeling vibrant waters, spotting wildlife, and savoring private beachside feasts under a canopy of stars—an off-the-grid escape that thrills and soothes in equal measure.

    Trip Highlights

    • Mystical caves & Mayan ruins in Cayo
    • Trekking the eerie Actun Tunichil Muknal Cave with a private guide
    • Snorkeling the Belize Barrier Reef at Silk Caye
    • Private night hike in Cockscomb Basin Jaguar Preserve
    • Private beachfront dining at Turtle Inn
    • Paddle-boarding & kayaking
    • Jungle and sea relaxation

     


    similar trips per person from:

    $3,000.00 low season (May - Oct)
    $3,450.00 high season (Nov - Apr)
    prices vary based on departure season.


    At a Glance

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    • Day 1: Belize City to the Cayo District - Arrival - plunge into jungle bliss

      Land at Philip S.W. Goldson International Airport (BZE) and take a private transfer to Mystic River Resort near San Ignacio, nestled in the Cayo District’s wild heart. This inland gem is ideal for adventure lovers, boasting rugged jungles, sacred caves, and the serene Macal River flowing below. Settle into your river-view suite—fan-cooled and tech-free for true disconnection—sip a rum martini at La Palapa Bar, and enjoy a farm-to-table Belizean dinner at La Ranita, surrounded by toucans and howler monkeys.

    • Day 2: Cayo District - Unearth Mayan mysteries

      Embark on a private guided trek to Actun Tunichil Muknal (ATM) Cave. Walk in the footsteps of the ancients amidst this sacred Mayan site in the Tapir Mountain Nature Reserve, surrounded untouched relics—pottery, skeletons, and limestone wonders—perfect for thrill-seekers craving a journey through dark, watery passages. Ideal for its raw historical allure, it’s a rare portal to ancient rituals.

    • Day 3: Cayo District to Placencia - Conquer ruins & dine beneath the stars

      Morning private tour to Xunantunich. Perched overlooking the Mopan River, this Mayan ruin’s El Castillo pyramid and jungle vistas captivate history buffs—its quieter charm and well-preserved carvings sets it apart from bigger sites like Tikal. After a light lunch, transfer (or fly) to Placencia, a coastal haven with 16 miles or beach, and check into Turtle Inn’s Balinese-inspired cottages on Belize’s southern coast. Relish a private seafood dinner under the stars.

    • Day 4: Placencia - Dive into reef rapture

      Set out from Placencia on a private snorkeling trip to Silk Caye and Laughing Bird Caye, jewels of the Belize Barrier Reef—a UNESCO treasure and the world’s second-largest coral system. These remote cayes, a quick boat ride away, thrill water lovers with vibrant fish, rays, and corals in uncrowded waters.

    • Day 5: Placencia - Hunt nighttime shadows in the Cockscomb Basin

      This morning take a boat tour along the Monkey River. This jungle-lined waterway teems with howler monkeys, manatees, and crocodiles—its untouched ecosystem is a nature lover’s jackpot. In the afternoon, take a trip to Cockscomb Basin Wildlife Sanctuary, the world’s first jaguar preserve, where a night hike reveals nocturnal beasts like ocelots under a thrilling canopy.

    • Day 6: Placencia to Belize City - Savor final waves & depart

      Linger over breakfast at Turtle Inn, basking in Placencia’s laid-back beach vibe—its small-town charm and quirky sidewalk (the world’s narrowest main street) make it a dreamy send-off. Spend the morning with toes in the sand or by the pool before a private transfer (or flight) back to BZE, leaving you buzzing from Belize’s wild pulse.


    Accommodations

    What's Included?

    Your trip includes everything you want & need, plus a few surprises along the way. Unique, unforgettable destinations; tours with local experts; authentic local cuisine; lessons, demonstrations & new cultural insights; more adventure than you can handle; blissful relaxation; romantic touches; and a feeling of total freedom. ROAM takes care of everything so that you can enjoy a hassle-free journey without worrying about a thing.

    • Airport pickup
    • All hotel accommodation
    • All breakfasts, 2 lunches, 2 dinners
    • Detailed maps and trip preparation guide
    • All special events and tours
    • All vehicle and regional air transportation from rendezvous to drop-off
    • All baggage transportation

    Know Before You Go

    • Itinerary prices are dependent on season of departure. Christmas, New Years and Easter (Semana Santa) are peak season, and prices during these periods are significantlky higher than other times of year. High season runs from November through April, and green season from May through September.

    • Arrival: hotel check-in times are at 3:00pm, but you may arrive at any time during the day. If you arrive prior to the scheduled check-in time, we will arrange for early check-in wherever possible.

    • Departure: hotel check-out times are at 9:00am. International flights on your departure day should be arranged to depart after 1:30pm.

    • All prices in USD.

    • For vaccination recommendations, please visit the CDC website.

    • For American, Canadian, and British citizens, a valid passport with 6+ months remaining is required for entry to Belize.

    • Debit cards may not work in Central America, but most establishments accept major credit cards.

    • Please ensure you have immediate access to a minimum of USD $250 as an emergency fund to be used if circumstances outside our control (e.g. a natural disaster) require changes to your planned route.

    • If departing Belize by air, most major airlines include exit taxes in the price of your airfare.

    • It is customary to tip service providers (waiters) around 10% depending on service. Tipping taxi drivers is not required.

    • Gratuities for guides and drivers are deeply appreciated, and provide an important supplement to their income. If you are pleased with the tour services you've received, a guideline for tipping in Central America is USD $8-10 per person per day for multiple-day tours, or USD $5-10 per person for day tours.


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    Getting There

    From North America: several airlines offer direct and connecting flights to Belize’s international airport: Philip S. W. Goldson International Airport in Belize City (airport code: BZE). Including connection time, flights from the USA typically range from 2.5-9 hours in duration, while most flights from Canada range from 9-15 hours in duration.

    From the UK: there are currently no direct flights to Belize from the UK, but there are several flight options connecting in the United States and/or Canada. Including connection time, flights from the UK typically range from 12-18 hours in duration.


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