Mayan Odyssey Additional Information

How to Meet Us

If flying into Belize on Day 1, we meet you at the international airport. For those already in Belize we will meet you at any location in Belize City. For example, if flying in from another location in Belize we would meet you at the Belize Municipal Airport; if you are arriving by boat from Caye Caulker or Ambergris Caye we would meet you at the Marine Terminal, and if if you are coming off of our island trip or if you arrived one day early we would meet you at the Belize Biltmore Plaza Hotel.

 

Pick-ups from any other location in Belize besides Belize City or San Ignacio are not available. If staying in Belize City prior to your pick-up, we recommend the Belize Biltmore Plaza Hotel, here is contact information for this excellent Belize City hotel.

 

 

 

Best Western Belize Biltmore Plaza Hotel

3-1/2 miles Northern Highway, Phone: 011-501-223-2302, e-mail: reservations@belizebiltmore.com. The Biltmore is where you will stay with us while in Belize City. It is a full-service hotel located on the outskirts of Belize City, three miles from downtown. Single or double rates are $90 for registered Slickrock guests only (regular rates: $149.) If you are staying additional days and want to stay at the Biltmore make your reservations in advance and directly with the Biltmore for the special rate to apply. Do not try to use the Best Western on-line reservation system found on their website (which we have removed from our site because it now simply links to the Best Western site). You can't use that site if you wish to get the Slickrock special rate; you must make reservations by email or phone. There are many things to do right at the hotel. It has a business center, a beautifully landscaped courtyard, swimming pool, gym, restaurant, bar, gift shop, and a tour desk. Their in-house tour company is the easiest place to arrange for day tours before or after your stay.

 

If arriving early or staying late, visit the Hotel in Belize section of our Belize page for more info on Belize City hotels.

 

 

Included

-All transport and meals listed

-Accommodations listed in itinerary

-All guides and park entrance fees

-Headlamps for caving

 

 

 

 

 

Not Included

-Flights to and from Belize

-Meals before dinner on Wednesday for both 2 and 3-night versions

-Meals after lunch on Friday for the 2-night version; or after breakfast on Saturday for the 3-night version

-Sodas, beers and alcoholic drinks (they have a self service bar)

-Any services not listed

-Any extra expenses due to late arrivals or delays

-There is usually internet service at the lodge, they will let guests use their computer if they are not using it

 

 

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Trip Parameters

Grade:
Moderate, Participants should be able to perform two continuous hours of moderate exercise without becoming overly fatigued (you must be able to walk on a relatively flat jungle trail with numerous creek crossings for about 2 miles each way plus 3 hours walking and climbing inside the cave with only a headlamp). 

Age Limits:
Min.- 12; max.- 75 (for kids under 12, Che Chem Ha cave is substituted for Actun Tunichil Muknal)

Group Size:
Min.-2; max.-14 (Slickrock’s guests may be combined with other guests for tours)

Deposit:
$450/adult, $250/child, payment of deposit implies acceptance of our Reservations and Cancellations policy.

 

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Other Information You Can Order From Us

There is even more information available by snail mail. Please request the information sheet for this trip. This flyer also includes:

 

What to do if late or delayed

What to bring

 

 

 

 

Belize Cave Tours

We have a web page with information for those who want to visit additional Belize caves and Maya sites on their own.

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

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