Caracol Maya Site

A MINIMUM OF 2 PERSONS. Discovered in 1938 and later explored in the 1950s, Caracol was thought to be a little more than a Maya ceremonial centre. It was not until more extensive excavation efforts in 1985 discovered the importance and prominence of this site. Caracol filled an important missing piece of Maya history by covering approximately 140 years of the Middle Classic period— highlighting this site as a supreme Maya city. This tour also showcases landmarks of the Mountain Pine Ridge Forest Reserve, a nature reserve featuring beautiful landscapes.

INCLUDED: Transportation, guide, lunch, purified water, towel

NOT INCLUDED BUT WILL BE ADDED TO TOTAL: Park Fee (Present until October 31st, 2024, Park Fee will be USD$7.50 per person. Starting Nov. 1st, 2024, it will be USD$22.50 per person)
DURATION: 7-8 hours
INTENSITY: Moderate
WHAT TO BRING: Comfortable attire, extra change of clothes, comfortable shoes, water shoes, swimsuit, sunscreen, sunglasses, bug spray, extra water, camera, binoculars (bird watchers)