Cave Tubing and Baboon Sanctuary Tour

You take a roughly 30-minute forest walk to the cave entrance, where your tube is already waiting. You do not carry it along the trail. Then you float through limestone passages for about an hour with your guide. Inside the caves, your headlamp lights the walls and formations while the river carries you through the darkness. The guide explains the cave environment and its place in Maya history.

You walk with a local guide through community-protected habitat, searching the treetops for black howler monkeys and listening for their calls. The guide explains how village landowners help protect the monkeys' forest corridors. The animals move freely, so the walk and viewing distance depend on where they are that day.

No. The sanctuary is a natural habitat and sightings depend on animal movement, time of day, and season.

Pickup location changes total drive time. Confirm your pickup point before booking so timing is realistic.