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Belize Jaguar Preserve

Belize Jaguar Preserve is a unique sanctuary in southern Belize covers an area of about 150 square miles of tropical forest, and is the world's only Jaguar Preserve. Declared a Forest Preserve in 1984 and finally a Jaguar Preserve in 1986, the park is the culmination of many years of work and perseverance by individuals and national and international organizations. (An excellent account of the work done on the study of Jaguars prior to the inception of the park is to be found in the book, Jaguar: One Man's Struggle to Establish the World's First Jaguar Preserve, by Alan Rabinowitz, Arbor House, 1986.), The park area is rich in beauty, wildlife and even Maya culture; a well concealed minor Maya ceremonial site known as Chucil Baluum is typical of the Classic Period The Cockscomb Mountain Range towers over the basin to the north. The highest mountain in Belize, Victoria Peak at 3,675 feet presides over the range and offers, in its largely unexplored reaches, chances for unrivaled exploration and adventure. The fine and abundant stands of mahogany and cedar have historically been in demand throughout this area and logging here provided a staple of Belize's economy for many years

Belize cave tubing and zipline is designed to last approximately 5.5 hours from most locations. As we drive we will be narrating the history of Belize and it’s people.When we arrive at the zipline site we will have a short restroom break. After the break we will gear you up for the zipline tour. You will be zipping through the canopy of Belize’s rain forest for approximately an hour.

Belize Jaguar Preserve

You will also be zipping across a river. After the zipline tour you will be issued with a life vest, a inner tube, and a headlamp. We will then start a 15 minutes hike to the entrance of the caves. As we hike we will be doing presentations on fauna, flora, and the use of the caves to the Mayan people.

Belize Jaguar Preserve

The tour of the caves last approximately 1.5 hours. After the cave tubing tour we will be having rice and beans with chicken for lunch. After lunch we will be driving back to the place of tour origin.

Belize Jaguar Preserve

Belize cave tubing and zipline can be combined with the following tours to create a full day of exciting adventure: Xunantunich Mayan Ruins, Cahal Pech Mayan Ruins, Belize Zoo, and Jungle Horseback Riding. This tour package is family friendly and can be done by most age groups.

Belize Jaguar Preserve

Kids need to be 5 years old or 40 inches tall to participate.

2 persons: USD$150.00 per/ persons

4 persons: USD$110.00 per/ person with lunch

 USD$85.00 per/ person with lunch ( Self Drive - This rate is for groups driving themselves )

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