Barton Creek Tour

Barton Creek Cave is a stream cave located near San Ignacio in the Cayo District. It was used by ancient Mayan people for ceremonial purposes and it was discovered in 1970 and studied by archeologists in 1998. They discovered a necklace made of finger bones, large ceramics and human remains. As you enter Baron Creek, you will enjoy the scenery of the Mennonite Community and their traditional lifestyle. During the tour you will see sparkling crystal formation and learn about the Mayan history, archaeology and geology. The tour consists of exploring 1 mile of the massive 4.5 long cave which is still to be discovered. After returning to the park, you can complete the half day tour with a swim and a picnic. This tour is a half day tour that usually start at 8:30am. Depending on the amount of guests per tour an earlier time can be set or a time that is more convenient to the guests. Usual schedule time: 8:30am 1:00pm Things to know: Dress comfortable Est. time of tour: Approx. 3-7hrs Height: 40 in (minimum) Tour Package includes: Tour of Barton Creek Admission fee Use of Equipment Snack & Refreshments Towel Things to Bring: Sun Screen Bug Spray Camera Sturdy walking Extra Clothes to change