Actun Tunichil Muknal (ATM Cave) from San Ignacio: Maya Sacrifice

- Experience a personalized small group tour of the ATM Cave. - Enjoy a Belizean local lunch after your adventure. - Travel comfortably in air-conditioned transportation. - Trek through the Tapir Mountain Nature Reserve with three refreshing river crossings. - Swim into the mysterious cave, once considered a portal to the underworld by the ancient Mayas. - Guided by professional tour specialists, navigate the cave while exploring rock formations and swimming. - Discover the main chamber, a Living Museum featuring over 1,000 intact Maya artifacts and skeletal remains, including the famous Crystal Maiden. - Learn about the historical and spiritual significance of Xibalba, including the rituals conducted by ancient priests and shamans.

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• Not recommended for travelers with spinal injuries
• Not recommended for pregnant travelers
• Not recommended for travelers with poor cardiovascular health
• Travelers should have at least a moderate level of physical fitness
• Minimum height requirement is 40 inches
• It is recommended that you wear closed-toe shoes, comfortable clothing (short Pants, Long pants, T-shirt or long Sleeve) that can get wet, a change of clothes.
• Hotel pick up and drop off is for hotels within San Ignacio town limits. For hotels outside of San Ignacio, a surcharge applies.
• Pair of socks is required as portions of the cave shoes are removed.
• Bring reusable Water bottle
• National Park provides a waiver to be complete and sign before entering the National Park
• Cameras, phones, and bags are strictly prohibited inside the cave to protect the site's integrity
• No cameras allowed