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Maya Ruins

Maya Ruins

Explore the undiscovered `` Witz B'alam Way ``

Embark on an extraordinary journey with Luis Godoy’s Belize Nature Travel, where outstanding guided tours offer immersive experiences at Mayan sites across Belize and the Peten region of Guatemala. Whether you seek the allure of renowned sites like Tikal, Caracol, and Xunantunich or the hidden gems of Cahal Pech, El Pilar, and Yaxhá, our tours cater to diverse interests.

Discover the ancient world with options ranging from well-developed Mayan sites, complete with small museums, to venturing deep into the wilds where ancient structures are still shrouded by tropical rainforests. Luis Godoy’s team is dedicated to creating a personalized experience, tailoring your visit to your preferences and ensuring every moment is rich with history and natural wonders.

At Tikal, Caracol, and Xunantunich, delve into the grandeur of the “big name” sites, each revealing unique facets of Mayan civilization. Alternatively, explore the lesser-known but equally captivating Cahal Pech, El Pilar, and Yaxhá, where the stories of the ancient Mayans come alive amidst lush surroundings.

For those drawn to the allure of museums, our guided tours provide insights into Mayan history, art, and culture. Alternatively, if you crave a more adventurous experience, venture into the heart of the rainforest to witness ancient structures reclaiming their place in the wild.

Luis Godoy’s Belize Nature Travel goes beyond the surface, offering not just a glimpse into the past but a profound understanding of the ancient Mayans. Learn about the factors that led to their downfall and how their legacy persists in the genes and traditions of present-day Central America.

As you traverse these historical landscapes, guided by experts passionate about Mayan history and the preservation of our natural wonders, you’ll find a deeper connection to the mysteries of this ancient civilization. Luis Godoy’s Belize Nature Travel invites you to explore, discover, and appreciate the rich tapestry of Mayan heritage that continues to thrive amidst the landscapes of Belize and Guatemala.

Cahal Pech is often overlooked by the groups headed to "big name" Mayan sites - which gives you a great opportunity to quietly wander among the artifacts and ghosts of the ancient Maya.
While Tikal (in nearby Guatemala) is often regarded as the "premiere" Maya site, Caracol is, in many ways, its equal. Glyphs here tell us that Caracol once defeated Tikal in battle.
All day
While most archaeological excavations in the Mayan region have focused on searching for tombs and uncovering great pyramids, Dr. Anabel Ford researched El Pilar with an eye toward
Lamanai We will be spending the day at the Lamanai Mayan site, located northwest of Belize City on the New River Lagoon. Lamanai, meaning Submerged Crocodile, is located in the Orange Walk district on the New River Lagoon. After breakfast we drive to New River where catch a boat to take us approximately 50 […]
Tikal is widely acknowledged as the "must visit" site in the Mayan world. Located near Belize in Peten, Guatemala, Tikal is easily accessed on a long single day trip from Belize. Or, ask Belize Nature Travel to
This frequently visited site in Western Belize sits close to the border with Guatemala. Restoration of spectacular hieroglyphics loom on a high acropolis that also sports an imposing staircase overlooking a
This is a half day tour that can be combined with other tours.
Yaxhá is an amazing "freshly prepped" Mayan site just across the border from Belize in Guatemala. Restoration is newly complete - but still ongoing. The only thing it lacks are crowds!