Horseback Riding Tour to Xunantunich
San Ignacio, Belize
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Trip Type: Archaeology Tours
Duration: 6 hours
You will be picked up from your hotel in San Ignacio and taken to a farm. Once there, you will mount horses and ride for about 1.5 hours through canopies. Once you arrive to the Xunantunich Maya ruin, you will explore all ruins for about 2 hours then head to Benny's Kitchen to have lunch. After lunch you will mount back on the horse and ride back to the farm before going back to San Ignacio.
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You will be picked up from your hotel in San Ignacio and taken to a farm. Once there, you will mount horses and ride for about 1.5 hours through canopies. Once you arrive to the Xunantunich Maya ruin, you will explore all ruins for about 2 hours then head to Benny's Kitchen to have lunch. After lunch you will mount back on the horse and ride back to the farm before going back to San Ignacio.
You will be picked up from your hotel at around 8am and be driven to a farm about 15 minutes away. Horses will be properly saddled for you to be comfortable for the tour. Ride to Xunantunich on horses for 1.5 to 2 hours under pristine jungle canopies, enjoy the wonderful scenery and look out for the different types of birds.
Take a 2 hour tour on the ruins, get information on the surrounding ruins and take pictures. After the tour you head to Benny's Kitchen to have lunch. After lunch you will head back to the farm on horses before returning to San Ignacio.
You will be picked up from your hotel at around 8am and be driven to a farm about 15 minutes away. Horses will be properly saddled for you to be comfortable for the tour. Ride to Xunantunich on horses for 1.5 to 2 hours under pristine jungle canopies, enjoy the wonderful scenery and look out for the different types of birds.
Take a 2 hour tour on the ruins, get information on the surrounding ruins and take pictures. After the tour you head to Benny's Kitchen to have lunch. After lunch you will head back to the farm on horses before returning to San Ignacio.
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