Great bunch of guys and gals associated with this company. At no time did i feel uncomfortable. Instructions were great and right on the money. They had someone with a sign waiting on us outside the terminal. The ride was about an hour to the site on an air condidtioned bus. We added the zip-line, these were great ziplines. the tubing was fun but it falls into the catagory "Ok i did it, but dont feel the need to do it again. I paid 85.00 for both tours, cruise lines cost that much just for the tubing.

Cave tubing is easily the most popular attraction in Belize and nobody gives you better service than the guys with Cave-tubing.com. We booked online with the group only two days in advance when we were in Belize and were greeted promptly by the owner Yhony. He organized to have us picked up in Belize city and when we arrived it was Yhony himself who picked us up in his own Escalade! There were only two of us and Yhony treated us like VIP's, giving us beer and tomales before the trip and chatting the whole way down to the cave tubing. Once we arrived Yhony gave us our own private guide and made sure that we got special treatment away from all the mass cruise ship tourists. We ended up doing several caves all by ourselves with only our guide as company. They were also kind enough to drop us off at our hotel an hour away afterwards.

You can clearly see that Cave-tubing.com (aka. Butt's Up!) is a company that takes pride in their work. I'm glad we gave them our business.

Just returned from a cruise and we booked cave tubing with cave-tubing.com. This was really a blast and I would highly recommend this company. Our tour was $45.00 which included lunch. The tour guides were great, especially Denisha and Aviatar. Don't miss it if you go to Belize. Snorkel in Roatan and tube in Belize.

We had an unscheduled interruption in our dive trip, so the company made arrangements for us to go cave tubing. There were several companies all working out of the same area but we went with tubeproinc.com. It started with a 25 min hike through the jungle to the the river. Along the way, the guide was pointing out different trees, foliage, and formations, and telling us about some of the history of Belize. Once we got to the river, we waited a bit for one of our special needs (difficulty walking) tour members, but the tour directors took their time and made sure they were able to tube with the rest of us. The river is gently flowing and goes through several caves. The company provides life jackets and helmets with lights (token) but you'll need to bring your own flashlight if you want to see anything in the middle of caves. For safety, we were hooked together in groups of about 10 while we were on the part of the river with the caves. We were going in and out of caves for the first 2/3 of the trip, then free-floated the rest of the way to the landing point. All in all, we had a good time and I would recommend it if you're looking for a 1/2 day land excursion out of Belize City. As an aside, the same area where you start the cave tubing trip is the same area you start the zipline, canoeing, and kayaking trips. It is about an hour from Belize City so if you get there, you can do many different activities. They also have a bar/restaurant and gift shop. Overall, would recommend and do it again.