Mayan Legacies
Feb 9, 2026 — Feb 17, 2026
Starting from $6,688 Displayed pricing is based off of double occupancy per person. Pricing subject to change based on occupancy and cabin selection.
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West of the well-traveled Caribbean, even further west than the Cayman and ABC Islands, lies a handful of scattered cays and mainland ports that combine Caribbean charm with Latin appeal. This is where you’ll find the Mayan legacy of Chacchoben. See chalk-white beaches and rainbow-hued corals, shimmering underground waterfalls and howler monkeys swinging through the rainforest canopy. And where only small ships give you access to tiny unspoiled islands like Isla San Andres.
Popular Highlights
Explore the uncommon Caribbean along the Gulf of Honduras discovering unspoiled beaches and ancient Mayan temples peeking over the rainforest canopy.
Snorkel the Mesoamerican Barrier Reef from Costa Maya.
Swim and snorkel with puffer fish and sea turtles, at Isla San Andres, part of a UNESCO Biosphere Reserve.
Dive Chankanaab, an eco-park surrounding a Cozumel lagoon that offers underwater caverns, home to dolphins, manatees, and sea turtles.
Visit the howler baboon sanctuary in Belize.
Take a guided nature walk through Roatan’s Big French Key Beach.
Explore the inner workings of the Panama Canal, head into the jungle to meet with Embera Indians, or take an aerial tram ride through the rainforest canopy.
Bocas del Toro on Bastimentos island was visited by Columbus in 1502 and then built up with colorful and Caribbean-style clapboard houses by the United Fruit Company in the early 20th century. Situated on the beautiful Bocas del Toro archipelago, the laid-back and friendly community is a great combination of races and ethnicities living harmoniously. West Indians, Latinos and Extraneros (the resident gringos) make this an easy place to feel right at home and embrace the relaxed Caribbean vibe of the town. Not far from town is the Smithsonian Tropical Research Institute, as well as two national parks, La Amistad and many banana plantations.
Bocas Del Toro, Oreba Chocolate Farm Tour & Jungle Hike with Lunch
Bocas Del Toro, Bird Island & Star Beach with Lunch
Bocas Del Toro, Snorkeling Adventures & Red Frog Beach
Bocas Del Toro, Oreba Chocolate Farm Indian Village
Bocas Del Toro, Bird Island & Star Beach
Bocas Del Toro, Snorkel Adventures & Red Frog Beach with Lunch
Bocas Del Toro, Coral Garden Snorkeling
At 10 square miles, the small island of San Andrés is considered a Colombia hot spot. The island, part of a UNESCO Biosphere Reserve, is multicultural and bilingual with the best beaches, and snorkeling spots. It's a highlight to snorkel with puffer fish, angel fish, sea turtles and eels in the crystal-clear turquoise waters surrounding the island.
The ocean playground around Roatan is part of the huge Mesoamerican Barrier Reef. These protected waters provide excellent snorkeling, kayaking, swimming with dolphins and other marine life and pristine powdery white beaches. Sample tradition island cuisine like conch, baleadas or pastilles in one of the many excellent cafes accompanied by delicious Honduran coffee
With an origin as a logging camp and exporter of mahogany, Belize City is known now as the gateway to lovely nature and beautiful offshore islands. But stay in town long enough to check out the Swing Bridge - the only functioning manually operated bridge in the world. Then find the Cave Branch River for a float through ancient Mayan caves or visit the howler monkeys at the Community Baboon Sanctuary.
