Village walk
Take a walk or a drive through the neighboring Mayan villages of Blue Creek, Santa Teresa and Aguacate or visit historical villages such as San Antonio, San Pedro Columbia and Pueblo Viejo. Observe everyday life of the indigenous Mayas as they carry on daily chores of washing, going to the plantation, grinding, etc. take a look at the architecture of the traditional home and landscape, after which, stop at a Mayan home for some coffee or fresh refreshments of traditional snacks. US$20.00 per person

Mayan temple tours
Discover the ancient mysteries and open your imagination to a world of magnificent grandeur at Lubaantun, Uxbenca and Nim Li Punit Mayan Temples while passing trough several indigenous communities in our beautiful Toledo District. Explore Lubaantun, Uxbenca and Nim Li Punit, where the most advanced civilization once dwelled leaving carvings, sculptures, steles and most importantly a living heritage as evidence of a glorious civilization. Climb the highest temple to get a breath taking view of the tropical rain forest and the communities nestle between and beyond the Mayan Mountains. Picnic lunch*
US$90.00 per person

Maya Temple Tour & Cave Swimming
Spend the half day visiting the Maya site of Lubaantun or Uxbenca or Nim Li Punit and compare the difference in structures and learn the role each site played in the Mayan World.

After the hike and climbing, drive to the Ho'keb Ha Cave in Blue Creek, where caving and swimming in the crystal river is the perfect ending to day of adventure. Picnic lunch*
US$110.00 per person

Maya for a day
Have you ever wondered what the modern Mayas do during the day? Have you ever wondered how survival is done without modern Maya technology? Worry no more as Tumul K'in Tourism offers this exclusive day tours of giving visitors the satisfaction of sating their curiosity by inviting you to be a Maya for the day!

The tour starts at 5.30 am as you journey to your host family, eat break fast and lunch with the family as you help grind and pat tortillas. Help with the house hold chores or sweeping with the traditional broom, wash and bathe in the river as your house relates childhood stories of life as it is for them or enlighten and curbing your habits of partying with stories of 'Tataduente' or other equally infamous folklore stars. Lunch provided
US$90.00 per person

San Antonio and Pueblo Viejo Village Tour
Confused as to why the present day Maya does not live in the Mayan Temples and wondering if the architectural geniuses have indeed perished? Take a tour of the historical village san Antonio. As the guides relates history in the form of stories as to how the Mopan Mayas escaped civil unrest in Guatemala and built a school and church out of granite stone that looms on top of the village as the bells tolls and informs villagers of with a death, the commencement of church service or any notice.

Equally important is the villages of Pueblo Viejo (the first Mayan Settlement in Belize). Compare the two settlements and wonder what will happen to the Mayas as now being observed, the ancestors and the future. Picnic Lunch
US$60.00 per person

Border tour/canoeing
Begin your day of adventure as you glide up the Sarstoon River by traditionally dugout canoe. Birds, iguanas (giant lizards), and butterflies among the few wildlife animals can be observed busily beginning their day's hunt and chores and everyday life

Drift to another world where luxury is nothing but a bad joke as the serene beauty and call of nature soothes your inner being and restores your energy for the next challenge on your day's itinerary. Hike over newly cut trails in the rainforest to get a close-up view of the flora and fauna which inhabits the river bank and brushes.

The tour ends by taking a view of the Belize-Guatemala border and if you are lucky, hear a story or two about 'encounters' with the military and other sorts. Lunch at a local restaurant*
US$70.50 per person

Rio Blanco Nature reserve/Waterfall Swim/River Tubing:
Explore Toledo's first nature reserve managed by the indigenous personnel of the nearby communities. We dare you to hike over the river while looking down on your shadow and exhilarate joy on your return on the other side safe and proud of your courage.

Our experienced guide will lead you through the hiking trails, pointing out medicinal plants and herb, and spotting of wildlife paw prints and animal life and presents will be pointed out.

There after enjoy and relax under the water fall. Take a refreshing swim or go tubing or just sit on one of the huge boulder and read your favorite novel or just relax in the sun.Picnic lunch
US$60.00 per person

San Antonio Water Fall and Tour
Take a tour where history begins as you go back in time when the Mopan Mayas made their way to Belize to escape civil war in Guatemala. Take a tour of San Antonio, the Maya capital and where traditional meets contemporary ideas.

After the historical uploading, relax at the Noh' Sos Water falls on the out skirts of San Antonio. Sun bathe and relax on the boulders while your guide prepares your lunch. Take a dive with the river fishes in the clear water or explore the river banks for small treasure and chat with your guide about history, life and folktales. Picnic lunch
US$60.00 per person

Night Camping/fishing and trapping
If camping for you involve hiking and sleeping in self made camp and taking nothing but water and a few personal items, then come and challenge yourself with our overnight camping expedition. Hike to your camp site and enjoy the rain forest as you and your guide bond over personal camping encounters and experience.

Spend the day making your camp with the natural resources supplied by the forest itself after which you can go fishing for the next meal or set traps (traditional) to get a 'catch' for the next meal. A night walk will open a window of new creatures' musicals as you test your eye sight or go hunting or viewing of night creatures while being entertained by your guide on historical origins of the surrounding villages. Test your courage as the night walkers crouch closer to your camp in the middle of the 'Simsimeto' (hairy little man) story. Done at Night, bring sleeping bag. US$195.00 per person

River canoe/tubing/swimming
If the shower holds no appeal to your adventurous self, then come spend the day picnicking on the river banks of Blue Creek River Banks and spend the day in the river. Swim, dive and tube down the Hokeb Ha River.

Practice your flexibility by climbing and hanging onto rocks to get to the sacred underworld of the Mayas where artifacts can be seen lying sacredly on the ground surface. As you enlighten yourself with the wonders of the huge arch of rocks, learn about everyday life for the Maya and how much change has occurred over time.Picnic Lunch
US$35.00 per person

Fishing (traditional spear fishing)
Doing it like the Maya!!! Go back into time to fish with our experience guide who does the every day hunt for fish an excitement. Your swimming and diving skills will be tested as you dive, aim and spear the fish from under water.

A small camp will be built to hold personal items while you are busy fishing or just sitting by the camp fire enjoying the warmth and being entertained by your guide.

Your culinary skills will be additionally tested as you fix your catch of the day, into a personal cuisine or by being bold and cooking your catch into a Maya menu. Picnic Lunch
US$60.00 per person

Yuk Baluum Hiking and Cave Exploration
Take a 1 hour to 1 ½ hour hi8king through thick vegetation on the outskirts of Santa Cruz village. Cross a river by hoping or braving the cool water, hear the birds singing and seeing paw print during the hike. Your guide will recognize various medicinal plants along the way while he relates his latest experience about the jaguar that bravely comes to the village for a chicken or two. He will relate stories of the logging that once took place and the road the railway was once running as he as well relates his encounter with the other forest faunas. Take a short break on top of a hill, and inhale the sweet clean scent of the rainforest.

Your hiking effort will be rewarded as you reach the Yuk Baluum Cave. Cool air will lure you to take a look into the cave where loggers once camped. Hanging from the cave roof are huge stalagmites glittering with moisture.Picnic Lunch
US$80.00 per person

Medicinal Trail
Traditional healers have been around from as early as civilization has occurred. As modern medicine has been made available, medicinal secrets have been lost or divided.

However, as a part of promoting unity with the environment you are cordially being invited to come and take a walk long the medicinal trail. Ask healers about possible cure for you ailment and be enlightened by the vast knowledge of medicine available to those who seek alternative in the Maya World. Picnic Lunch
US$90.00 per person

Baboon/Howler Monkey Tour
Come join the team in the search for Howler monkeys (Baboon) a short walk from Tumul K'in. Thick canopy of trees envelopes you with cool allure as you commence your viewing of a diversity of flora, fauna and birds and of course the baboons hanging on trees or having their morning breakfast as our guide relates a Mayan tale or quizzes your knowledge on the variety of species.

As a complement, the Tumul K'in Tour will be given whereby you will see students working in the garden, feeding the chickens, washing the swine pen, speaking their language and dressing in traditional clothing.Coffee and Snacks
US$25.00 per person

Cockscomb Jaguar Preserve/Waterfall Swim
Explore the world's first Jaguar Preserve in the world and Belize's first protected reserve. Take a hike on one of the numerous trails or swim refreshing water hole and falls.

If you are lucky a jaguar may pass your path or maybe it is better you don't get that close to them in reality? Picnic lunch
US$117.00 per person

Canoeing
Take a paddling down historical route in a 3 ½ -hour guided Kayak trip down the Blue Creek/Moho River in a traditional hand dug canoe. Stop at intervals along the river bank and think of how the Mayas once travel in such canoes to the market to barter their produce and livestock at the markets.

Wildlife along the river bank is quite busy as a variety of animal and bird species come to the river to either hunt for food or quench their thirst. US$50.00 per person

As the Mayas were advanced in calendar and astrology, ' 7 prophecies' have been predicted. The world is to experience a change, a dramatic end to the present world as is now known. Seven events will take place that will cater to such changes being made.

A seminar is to be held quarterly at Tumul K'in aiming to enlighten interested parties in what the Mayas are anticipating for December 22th, 2012. Share your ideas and opinions as modern Mayas try to understand what has cause the wheels to be set in motion and if there is a chance of survival. Lunch
US$250.00 per person

Sit and enjoy a cultural performance of dance and skit as student's reenact the 'Popul Vu' and the creation of the world as told through generations to the present day. After the presentations, try your dancing skills in learning to dance Marimba while listening to live Marimba music rhythmically being played by Tumul K'in students.

Try a Mayan snack from corn to rejuvenate your energy to continue your skills as students entertains you with amiableness and personal experience of being at Tumul K'in Center of Learning.Snack
US$40.00 per person