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Ride horseback through open savannah and jungle trail, then visit the Xunantunich Maya ruins, privately.
A private morning horseback ride along the Kiskadee Trail through open pasture and jungle, followed by a private visit to the Xunantunich Maya ruins.
A private riding tour, suited to all riding abilities, combined with a private visit to Xunantunich — your guide adjusts the pace of both halves to your group.
A popular starting point — every Voyzo itinerary is fully customizable, so we'll shape the order and stops around your group.
Round-trip pickup and drop-off at your San Ignacio hotel.
Ride through open savannah, jungle, and riverside trail on a private 2-hour horseback outing.
Cross the Mopan River by hand-cranked ferry and climb El Castillo, Belize's second-tallest Maya pyramid.
Back to your hotel, home, or the airport — whenever your day wraps up.
A private morning horseback ride along the Kiskadee Trail through open pasture and jungle, followed by a private visit to the Xunantunich Maya ruins. A private riding tour, suited to all riding abilities, combined with a private visit to Xunantunich — your guide adjusts the pace of both halves to your group.
This tour pairs a slow-paced morning in the saddle with one of Cayo's best-known archaeological sites. The ride follows the Kiskadee Trail through pasture, jungle and riverside track, and a private booking lets the guide match the horses and the pace to your group's riding ability.
After the ride you reach Xunantunich by a free, hand-cranked cable ferry across the Mopan River, a small crossing that is part of the experience. The site was occupied over a long span, possibly as early as around 1000 BC when it was little more than a village, and it outlasted neighboring Cahal Pech, which was abandoned around 850 AD.
Climbing El Castillo gives a view across the jungle toward Guatemala. Wear closed shoes you can walk in, since the day moves between saddle and pyramid steps.
Every Voyzo tour is a starting point — tell us what you have in mind and we'll build it.
