Belize
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Discover Belize
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Journey from mountain to sea with Go Learn and NHMU through the breathtaking land of Belize!
Travel Dates: February 13-22, 2027
Go Learn has partnered with the Natural History Museum of Utah once again for an unforgettable travel experience to Belize, focused on nature, wildlife, and discovery. Led by Jason Cryan, Executive Director of NHMU, this immersive “mountain to sea” journey explores Belize’s diverse ecosystems, from tropical rainforests to the world’s second-largest barrier reef.
Spot colorful tropical birds in the lush jungle, explore ancient Maya caves and archaeological sites, and snorkel among vibrant marine life in crystal clear Caribbean waters. Along the way, travelers experience a sense of immersion and wonder, surrounded by breathtaking environments that feel vivid and alive.
Tour Highlights Include:
- Canoe through Barton Creek Cave, a remarkable wet cave in Belize known for its cathedral-like formations and ancient Maya history.
- Cross the Mopan River by hand cranked ferry to visit Xunantunich, one of Belize’s most significant Maya archaeological sites.
- Enjoy a private conservation-focused tour of the Belize Zoo, widely known as the Best Little Zoo in the World.
- Experience bioluminescence at Anderson’s Lagoon, a natural phenomenon known locally as burning wata.
- Explore Cockscomb Wildlife Sanctuary, the world’s first jaguar preserve, and hike through rainforest trails to a hidden waterfall.
- Learn traditional chocolate-making with the Saqui Brothers at Che’ll Chocolates, from cacao harvesting to finished products.
- Snorkel Belize’s barrier reef and discover tropical fish and coral ecosystems, followed by a guided evening excursion to observe nocturnal marine life.
- Visit Carrie Bow Cay, part of the Smithsonian Tropical Research Institute, and learn about marine research and conservation efforts in Belize.
- Gain insight through daily nature walks, lectures, and discussions led by NHMU Executive Director Jason Cryan and Belizean naturalist Nathan Forbes.
Travel Dates: February 13-22, 2027
Maximum group size: 20 people
Double occupancy: $6,200 per person.
Single occupancy: $6,600 per person.