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Quote: My husband, Todd, and I went to Xunantunich and Cahal Pech with our guide, Mario, from Caves Branch. It was going to be just the three of us on this trip, but we came upon a van of seven tourists that had been… Read More
Quote: We had a limited time in San Ignacio and had decided that all our trips and visits would be done independently, so when the staff at Martha’s told us there was a Mayan site within walking distance, we were… Read More
Quote: Bob, the former owner of Eva's, now runs this tour operation in San Ignacio. He was doing push-ups when I walked in. All he needed to know is what I wanted to do and he said he'd make it happen. He did and in a… Read More
Quote: If you ask a historian what the biggest, most impressive, and most important Mayan site in the world is, he'll probably say Tikal (Guatemala) or maybe Palenque (Mexico). In another decade, when you ask the same… Read More
Quote: In our quest to find interesting and cheap activities in the Cayo area, we actually decided to spend a day in Blue Hole National Park, which we had passed earlier in our travels. The park is actually most easily… Read More
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Quote: On Carlos's advice (he's the guide who took us horseback riding the day before), after a cup of coffee at 6:30am in the open-air dining pavilion, we started off on our hiking adventure. Leaving the dining… Read More
Quote: Caracol Caracol is the largest Mayan site in Belize, but it cannot compare to Tikal. Presently, it is being uncovered by archeological teams and is a great place to learn about the process of archaeology. You… Read More
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Quote: Treat MAYAWALK TOURS with great caution! After researching Tikal carefully, we negotiated by email with MAYAWALK for a private tour of Tikal and Flores so we could visit sites of special interest to us. We agreed… Read More