• Xunantunich - Xunantunich has six major plazas with more than twenty-five temples and palaces. “El Castillo” (the Castle), the largest rises 130 feet above the plaza. El Castillo has carved friezes on the east and west sides. The frieze on the east has been preserved and covered with a fiber glass replica of the central mask representing the sun god.
  Depart Placencia at for the drive talongthe majestic Hummingbird Highway with karst limestone topography intermixed with orange groves. Turn west at Belmopan toward Guatemala and Xunantunich.
  Cross the Mopan River on a ferry to reach the temple. On the way home, stop to enjoy a refreshing swim in Blue Hole National Park. Wear a long sleeved shirt, long pants and a hat and bring a swim suit. Bring a camera, binoculars, insect repellent, and sunscreen.
  Fitness level required:
  low to moderate
• Blue Hole National Park - Take a short hike to see the cenote known as the Blue Hole. Taking a quick dip will refresh you one your way back to Placencia after spending the day at Xunantunich

• Lunch included
• Transportation provided
• All park fees covered
• Convenient pick-up and drop-off in Placencia Village
• Experienced tour guide

• Pick Up and Drop Off Outside of Placencia Village (can arrange)
• Gratuities.
• Alcoholic drinks.

Xunantunich, an impressive relic located on a hill with a clear view of Mopan River and the Cayo District, can be found near Guatemala’s border. To reach this ‘Maiden of the Rock’, one must cross the Mopan River west of San Ignacio via ferry. Its main pyramid, El Castillo, is one of Belize’s highest structures, towering 130’ over the jungle canopy. Ascend to the summit alongside a licensed guide, and marvel at the breathtaking panorama of the Cayo District and Petén, Guatemala.

• Children must be accompanied by an adult.
• Infant seats are available on request if advised at time of booking.

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