3 Ways to Explore Belize Caves
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Much of Belize is actually hollow in a way – beneath the surface can be found some of the most extensive cave systems on the planet. Caving in Belize is a way to experience the adventure and the culture of Belize at the same time. Caves were the entrance to the Mayan underworld; the portal between the tangible human world and the invisible world of gods and spirits. The Maya performed their most sacred rituals in caves. And it seemed that they preferred to not simply go into the mouth of the cave, they went deep inside the cave – sometimes miles and miles inside..
Read the entire caving story here…
Do 1 Cave Experience or All 3!
You can stay in the Cayo region and book all of these separately depending on your adventure style, or you can book it like I did for the Niece Project and do all three by simply having Adventure Life organize it all as part of their Belize itineraries and then add a-la-carte adventures on!
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I was a guest of Adventure Life during the Niece Project, however all opinions here expressed are my own.
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Looks like an awesome time. Do they take pictures for the group?