Cave Tubing and Ziplining

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Leaving from San Ignacio, an 80 minute drive will take us to the Cave Tubing National Park. Here, you can either zip line before or after the cave tubing, depending on how busy it is. Six zip lines range in length from 200' to 600' between treetop platforms secured in the canopy of tropical hardwood trees. After the zip line, the guides will provide you with a tube, and you will hike through the jungle along the river bank. There are several starting points; the most popular is after a 45 min walk which is located in between two cave entrances. You have a choice of jumping in or lowering yourself into the water. The tubing adventure is two caves if you do the 45 min walk, if you do a shorter hike of half an hour then you end up doing one cave. The first cave is just an easy float through the mountain while you sit back and relax as the guide interprets the Mayan culture and beliefs. After floating through the first cave, we end between two cave entrances where we can stop for a swim and get ready for the last caving adventure. The last cave has some rapids that add to the adventure, and there are also a couple areas where you can get out and explore. At the end of the last cave, we end up floating down the river and end up where we started hiking. Cave tubing is for those who want to have an easy and fun day. We will be arriving at San Ignacio at around 4:30PM