Actun Tunichil Muknal tour from Belize City

Very cool experience. Definitely very physical. Amazing experience overall, but do not attempt if you are claustrophobic.

Ruined my trip i based everything on the atm tour from belize city, i called to confrm as soon as i landed and the company confirmed, said they ll pick me upat 730 am so i paid a hotel in the city, if i had no atm tour, i d of gone straight to san pedro, then at 8pm they text me to cancel, or i cud pay another 100,,,, cancleing so last minute cuz they did not have others in belize city, saying their employees made a mistake by confirming, they should of made good on their word,,,,, very unprofesional and inconsiderate, and im asked to review? i never went as this messed up my plans, and to be honest, ive been to 101 countries, first time in belize, i cant understand the attraction, only the cave seemed intereting, there are neighboring countries, cheaoer more lively and fun ,

This has to be one of the coolest things we have ever done! It was not easy, some of our family were a bit sore for a day or two after our cave trek. I had never been in a cave before, knew we would swim in but didn't know what to expect from there. Wow! Lovely and easy hike for maybe 40 minutes to get there that also required crossing rivers, some deep enough to swim across but they had ropes to help you if you wanted them. Definitely had to swim into the cave and there were some parts once inside that I found easier to swim than wade through. Lots of climbing, twisting, stretching, squeezing to get through. Stunning sights, and that's before the Mayan artifacts and interesting finds at the far end of the cave. Our guide was Mayan, so interesting, full of facts and stories and interesting tidbits, he was funny too! Delicious meal at the end. Beware, cameras are not permitted, some careless tourist dropped his camera and broke and ancient piece of pottery deep inside he cave. You pretty much take nothing inside with you, at the end you remove your water shoes and just wear socks. I was afraid after swimming and being wet that it would be too cold in there (where I live in VA, caves are constant 59 degree), but I was not cold. Cannot say enough about this, once in a lifetime experience, though I'd love to do it again. Word was that it might close down for a while to preserve the site so we were glad we got to do it.