Guides gave us an amazing presentation on natural history/geology/first-hand archaeology of the Maya. We noticed that other tour groups were passing us on the trails & in the cave, but our group was in no rush. Well worth the money!
– Tripadvisor review
About us
MayaWalk Tours
Mission
Mayawalk Tours is a premier provider of personalized travel experiences where our carefully planned itineraries, exceptional customer service, and commitment to quality converge to create lasting memories and inspire a genuine appreciation for Belize’s natural and cultural heritage.
Vision
Our vision is to be at the forefront of the tourism industry, gaining international recognition for empowering communities, driving innovation, and fostering a sustainable and thriving Belize.
Overview
MayaWalk Tours is a leader of adventure travel in Belize. We are an eco-friendly, 100% Belizean family-owned, tour operator, operating adventure tours since 1997. We are the pioneers of the world-famous Actun Tunichil Muknal (ATM) Cave Tour, and offer a diverse selection of over a dozen eco-tours for our guests to choose from. We prioritize the comfort and safety of our guests and have invested in providing clean and comfortable transportation as well as top notch safety gear.
 Our passionate local guides are more than happy to share their knowledge about the archaeology and history of the sites that you will visit. We specialize in providing exceptional experiences for all types of travelers, ensuring that everyone can fully enjoy the beauty and adventures of Belize. Whether you’re a single traveler, couple, family, or a large student/ friend group, MayaWalk is the company for you!
Conservation
MayaWalk is a proud and dedicated supporter of the protection of the Belize Karst Habitat Conservation (BKHC), the co-managers of the Tapir Mountain Nature Reserve and Thousand Foot Falls Natural Monument. Aaron Juan’s dual role as the owner of MayaWalk and the founder of BKHC exemplifies this commitment. MayaWalk actively supports various initiatives to preserve the biodiversity and cultural heritage of the reserve. These include facilitating educational programs for visitors and locals alike, supporting scientific research, infrastructure development, and assistance in raising much-needed funds to carry out their various programs.
