Sittee River Oasis
Hopkins, Belize
Explore Belize
Discover the Best of Belize: Jungles, Wildlife, Culture, and World-Class Snorkeling. Although Belize may be a small Central American country, it’s brimming with lush jungles, diverse wildlife, rich culture, and some of the world’s best snorkeling and excursions. Whether you’re looking to explore the rainforests of Belize, experience local cultural attractions, or dive into the vibrant underwater world of the Belize Barrier Reef, this tropical paradise offers something for every traveler. At Sittee River Oasis, our friendly and knowledgeable staff is here to help you plan Your Vacation, Your Way, ensuring you experience the best that Belize has to offer.
ATM Cave Tour
Explore the ATM Cave: Belize’s Most Stunning Archaeological and Adventure Tour
ATM Cave, also known as Actun Tunichil Muknal Cave, is considered one of Belize's most stunning attractions. Located near the town of San Ignacio, about two hours from Sittee River Oasis, the ATM Cave is Belize’s most popular cave tour and a must-visit for adventure seekers and history lovers alike.
The ATM Cave Belize features an extraordinary network of underground chambers, making it a treasure trove for archaeologists and thrill-seeking adventurers. Famous for its ancient Mayan artifacts, including human skeletal remains and ceremonial objects, the cave offers a rare glimpse into Belize's rich Mayan history.
Embark on a unique archaeological cave tour and explore this hidden gem in Belize, where exploration meets history in an unforgettable adventure
Bartron Creek Cave
Explore a Maya Ceremonial Cave by Canoe: A Unique Belize Adventure
Embark on an unforgettable excursion in Belize and explore a stunning Maya ceremonial cave by canoe. Led by licensed guides, this remarkable adventure introduces you to one of Belize’s most fascinating natural and cultural wonders. As you paddle through the crystal-clear waters, you'll experience the incredible beauty of Belize’s Maya cavesand learn about the ancient traditions and rituals of the Maya civilization.
This guided cave tour provides a rare opportunity to explore Belize’s rich archaeological heritage and natural beautyin one thrilling experience
Caves Branch Tubing
Cave Tubing and Cave Exploration in Belize: A Journey into the Ancient Maya World at Cave Branch
Embark on the ultimate Belize adventure by combining cave tubing and cave exploration at Cave Branch, one of Belize’s most famous cave systems. On this thrilling excursion, explore spectacular crystal formations over 5,000,000 years old, casting eerie shadows into the black abyss as you navigate through the heart of Belize's Maya world.
As you float along the underground river, your guide will lead you through the sacred Maya caves of Cave Branch, a site known for its spiritual and historical significance to the ancient Maya civilization. This adventure offers a perfect blend of natural beauty and archaeological heritage, making it a must-see for both thrill-seekers and history enthusiasts
St Herman's Blue Hole National Park
Explore St. Herman's Blue Hole National Park: A Belize Adventure Filled with History, Nature, and Swimming
You won’t want to miss this Belize adventure! Just a one-hour drive from Sittee River Oasis down the scenic Hummingbird Highway, you’ll arrive at St. Herman's Blue Hole National Park, located in one of Belize's oldest and most lush jungles. The park, dense with towering hardwood trees, is perfect for nature lovers and adventure seekers alike.
The main attraction of your visit is St. Herman's Cave, one of the three sacred Maya caves in the park. Inside, you’ll find stunning stalactites and stalagmites, as well as ancient Mayan pottery shards. After exploring the cave, head to the Blue Hole itself, a crystal-clear swimming hole where you can take a refreshing dip in the cool waters surrounded by tropical greenery.
This visit combines history, adventure, and natural beauty, making St. Herman's Blue Hole National Park one of Belize’s must-see destinations.
Belize Zoo
Visit The Belize Zoo: An Introduction to Belize’s Wildlife and Conservation Efforts
Just a 30-minute drive from Philip S.W. Goldson International Airport along the scenic coastal highway, a visit to the Belize Zoo offers an unforgettable experience for wildlife enthusiasts. The zoo is a fantastic way to get an introduction to the native animals of Belize and learn about the importance of protecting the natural habitats that sustain them.
Many of the zoo’s residents are endangered species, including the Jaguar, Scarlet Macaw, Jaribu Stork, Margay, and the black Howler Monkey. Spanning 29 acres of tropical savanna, the zoo is home to over 125 animals, all native to Belize. This is an ideal destination for visitors interested in wildlife conservation and discovering Belize’s rich biodiversity.
Mayan Ruins
Explore the Ancient Maya Ruins of Belize: A Journey into the Heart of Maya Civilization
Belize is the ancestral homeland of the ancient Maya, a civilization known for its impressive Mayan ruins, stunning stone and jade art, groundbreaking discoveries in mathematics and astronomy, and the creation of the most sophisticated writing system in the Western Hemisphere. These Maya archaeological sites are a must-visit for anyone interested in ancient history, culture, and the incredible achievements of the Maya people.
All Maya ruins in Belize are carefully managed by the Institute of Archaeology and feature interpretive centers and trained guides to help you navigate the rich history and fascinating structures. Some of the most popular sites to explore include:
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Lamanai Maya Ruins
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Altun Ha Maya Ruins
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Xunantunich Maya Ruins
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Cahal Pech Maya Ruins
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Caracol Maya Ruins
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Tikal National Park & Maya Ruins (just across the border in Guatemala)