• Baron Bliss Lighthouse - On-board the minibus the guide shares the history and culture of Belize City. How geological events, natural forces, slavery, emancipation, colonialism, world wars, sugar, timber, chicle, rum and Independence is shaping this little city. Showing the highlights of our colonial past and stopping along the route for photo moments of the BELIZE sign, the Baron Bliss Lighthouse. - Swing Bridge - slow drive past the swing bridge - Memorial Park - see the Memorial Park, honoring veterans of the World Wars - The Belize Sign Monument - stop, take a photo - Albert street - see the downtown commerce area - St John’s Cathedral - Built in 1812 from Ballast stones brought on slave ship from England - Travellers Liquors - Belize - participants 18 years and older receive 2 complimentary RUM shots , spend about 30 minutes here, opportunity to buy Belize Rum at the gift shop. NOT AVAILABLE Saturday and Sundays

• Scenic drive with views of monuments, plants, and wildlife
• Pickup from Cruise Port or Airport with luggage space
• Complimentary rum tasting (2 shots, 18+ only)
• Rum tasting stop (not available on Sundays, holidays, or when the Rum Factory is closed)
• Driver/guide included
• Air-conditioned vehicle

• Gratuities

Guests are met at the exit of Terminal One or picked up from their hotels. Enjoy a leisurely drive through the city, experiencing the Belizean lifestyle as the guide shares historical and current events that have shaped Belize. Explore both old and new neighborhoods, churches, schools, and street vendors. Discover the origins of British Honduras, first established by pirates, followed by mahogany loggers and slaves. Relics from this era include colonial mansions, mahogany chips, and old rum bottles. Listen to stories about the memorial tomb and lighthouse of our benefactor, as well as the memorial park, banks, churches, clinics, pharmacies, hospitals, schools, and businesses.

Midway through, there is a stop at a local supermarket where visitors can shop at the gift store, deli for local snacks, beers, soft drinks, ice cream, Belizean chocolate, coffee, and pharmacy items. Then, search for orchids, birds, iguanas, and fish in the waterways, and possibly spot rare crocodiles that inhabit the city. Wildlife comes and goes. Finally, visit the rum factory for a tasting session before returning to the port.

For a full refund, cancel at least 24 hours before the scheduled departure time.