Cave tubing, Belize City Travel Guide
Discover the breathtaking adventure of cave tubing in Belize, where ancient caves and lush landscapes create an unforgettable experience.
Cave tubing in Belize offers an exhilarating adventure through stunning underground river systems, surrounded by lush tropical landscapes. This unique experience allows tourists to float leisurely on inner tubes while exploring the magnificent limestone caves, filled with fascinating geological formations and rich history. Ideal for families and adventure seekers alike, this unforgettable journey will immerse you in the natural beauty and cultural heritage of Belize.
A brief summary to Cave tubing
- GR33+RGF, Cor H and, 17th St, Belize City, BZ
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Know before you go
Hi, I'm Eve. Here are a few practical things to know before exploring Cave tubing.
- Bring water shoes for better grip and comfort while walking through the caves and river.
- Pack a waterproof camera to capture the stunning views and memories during your tubing adventure.
- Arrive early to avoid crowds and have a more serene experience in the caves.
- Consider bringing a dry bag for personal belongings to keep them safe and dry while tubing.
- Check the weather forecast before your visit, as heavy rains can affect the river conditions.
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Getting There
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Water Taxi
From Queen's Square, walk towards the Belize City waterfront. Head southeast on King Street until you reach the Belize City Swing Bridge. Cross the bridge and continue to the water taxi terminal located on the left at the end of the pier. You will need to buy a ticket for a water taxi to the town of San Ignacio, which costs approximately $25 BZD. The trip takes about 30-45 minutes.
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Local Bus
Once you arrive at the San Ignacio water taxi terminal, you can catch a local bus to the entrance of the Nohoch Che'en Caves Branch Archaeological Reserve, where cave tubing is available. Look for buses marked 'Cayo' or 'Belmopan'. The bus fare is about $5 BZD, and the ride takes around 1-1.5 hours. Make sure to inform the bus driver that you want to stop at the Cave Tubing area.
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Walking
When you arrive at the Cave Tubing area, you will need to walk approximately 1 mile to the cave entrance. Follow the signs for Cave Tubing; the path is well-marked and will lead you through the lush tropical environment to the starting point of the tubing experience.
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