• Barton Creek Cave - We begin our journey through farmland where you can see the Mennonite community of Upper Barton Creek and experience their traditional lifestyle. We reach Barton Creek Cave, much of which is still to be explored and stretches for miles, of which 4.5 miles is navigable by open canoe. At the entrance of the cave we board our canoes, switch on our headlights and start to slowly paddle into the cave passage. While floating deeper into the passage we learn about the geology, archaeology and Maya history of these caves.

Our lights will bring crystal formations that are millions of years old to life. After exploring the caves, we turn around our canoes and float back to where we park them and complete our half-day tour with a refreshing swim.

• Equipment
• National Park fees
• All taxes, fees and handling charges
• Transport by private vehicle
• Lunch with a drink

• Gratuities

Barton Creek Cave serves as a gateway to the Mayan Underworld and is exclusively accessible by paddling a canoe. As you peacefully sail into the cavern, an age-old sanctuary unveils itself, showcasing stunning crystalline structures and providing insight into the historical significance of this revered location. Moreover, this excursion offers a dual experience where you can select from ziplining, visiting a butterfly farm, or exploring a waterfall to complete your day-long adventure, inclusive of a sumptuous lunch!

• Children must be accompanied by an adult
• Vegetarian option is available, please advise at time of booking if required

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