Cave Tubing in Belize, Central America

This is a video of Cave Tubing in Belize (Central America). It is a peaceful, slow, relaxing tour that takes you on about a 20-25 minute tour (walk) through the jungle in Belize to a calm river where you ride on a tube for a 45 minute to 1 hour float down the river which passes through a cave. There are multiple routes available. The Mayan's called caves hell so you will see and hear motto's of being to hell and back. There is a danger of Puma's and other feline species and also snakes on the walk in, however, these animals are generally nocturnal and pose little real threat. This trip is VERY popular in Belize and usually there are many people on the trail.There is no danger in the river (only small fish live in the river and small bats in the cave). They do require you to wear a helmet with flashlight, a life vest and tube, all provided, while tubing the river. Being able to swim and some type of shoe is required. Sandals count if they are secure (no flip flops). The river changes depths from "butts up" (shallow enough the guide may have to drag you) to 20 or so feet deep. You must go with a guide and groups are usually 8 tubers per guide. It can be quite crowded in the cave at times. Children must be 8 or over. I recommend this experience to anyone visiting Belize (it is the most popular activity).
Camera used: GoPro Hero 3+ "Black Edition"

[@erinaucoin5491]

Very informative! You gave lots of information about what to expect. Thanks!

[@scubabbyy]

+Erin Aucoin You are very welcome! I am glad you enjoyed the video! Thanks for the comment!

[@Kiomestar]

My family and I are going there on a cruise and this looks fun. Can't wait til it's my turn :) I'm kinda nervous tho

[@scubabbyy]

It will be fun. There is absolutely nothing to be nervous about.