Belize Adventures Untold

It is amazing to think that the intricate cave formations visitors explore throughout Belize today actually took thousands of years to develop, and that the historical remnants of the Maya people found in these caves are the last remaining symbols of this once flourishing civilization.

Please help Belize retain its heritage by remembering that these precious artifacts can be easily damaged or destroyed. Once they are gone, they will be gone forever.

Guidelines

  * Anyone entering a Belizean cave MUST be accompanied by an approved guide.
  * Visitors exploring caves must have a hardhat and a flashlight or headlight with two (2) changes of batteries with them at all times.
  * Only a certain number of people are allowed into the caves at a time. Please check with the tour operator for instructions.
  * Always stay on the designated path and keep voices to a minimum to avoid unnecessary impact or disturbance to the protected area.
  * Do not touch, break or lean on any cave formation.
  * The lighting of fires or smoking in any form is strictly prohibited within the caves.

Safety Precautions

  * Read all waiver forms thoroughly before signing them.
  * Keep your lights and hardhat on at all times, and stay together with your party.
  * Watch your heads for low ceilings and hanging cave formations.
  * Avoid jumping, which may cause stones to roll.

What To Bring For A Caving Excursion

  * Sturdy shoes
  * A long-sleeved shirt
  * Long pants
  * Insect repellent
  * Sunscreen
  * Plenty of water

 
Caving Tips provided by the Belize Tourist Board