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Gold Standard Certified. Bocawina Adventures is part of Bocawina Rainforest Resort & Adventures, an eco-resort located inside the Mayflower Bocawina National Park. Our Zipline is the Longest Zipline Course in Central America. At 2.5 miles long with 12 platforms, 3 runs over 2,000 ft, longest run 2300 ft. We also offer Zipline Night Flying for those looking for a unique experience through the jungle. We offer waterfall rappelling off Antelope Falls and Bocawina Falls, with a rappel of 250 ft in 2 sections. Our national park is ideal for bird-watching aficionados, with over 290 bird species recorded on and around the property. Our tours desk offers a multitude of day trips around Belize, including Mayan Ruins, horseback riding, Cockscomb Jaguar reserve, Snorkeling/Diving, Fishing, Monkey River, Hopkins Placencia, Horseback riding, Cave Tubing, ATM Caving, and much more!
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Russ C
17 contributions
Aug 2021
“Exhilarating” – if I were to pick one word for the zipline experience that would be it. There were 9 zipline runs with the longest one spanning about a half a mile. For 2.5 miles we flew through the jungle canopy. From many of the perches where we started the flight were tremendous views of the rainforest.
The staff was professional, fun and friendly. They did a great job of explaining everything and made us feel safe.
Know before you go that there is some uphill hiking involved and climbing stairs – somewhat moderate physical exertion. You should be able to climb 3-4 flights of stairs without stopping to be comfortable with this experience. It is the jungle it will be hot and humid. Apply insect repellant.
The whole experience took somewhere around a couple of hours. Set aside a whole day to spend in the park and check out the trails and other parts of the park. We did some hiking in the rainforest – it was a great experience.
We were transported to the park by D Golden Tours from Hopkins Village. We also utilized D Golden Tours for a trip to Xunantunich. Our family of 3 traveled to Belize the first week of August in 2021. We stayed at Parrot Cove Lodge where we ate several wonderful meals at Chef Rob’s. We dove on the reefs with the SCUBA operation Belize Underwater. We played around in Hopkins Village and in the resort area on the south side of the village. I will post separate reviews on our lodging, scuba and dining experiences.
The staff was professional, fun and friendly. They did a great job of explaining everything and made us feel safe.
Know before you go that there is some uphill hiking involved and climbing stairs – somewhat moderate physical exertion. You should be able to climb 3-4 flights of stairs without stopping to be comfortable with this experience. It is the jungle it will be hot and humid. Apply insect repellant.
The whole experience took somewhere around a couple of hours. Set aside a whole day to spend in the park and check out the trails and other parts of the park. We did some hiking in the rainforest – it was a great experience.
We were transported to the park by D Golden Tours from Hopkins Village. We also utilized D Golden Tours for a trip to Xunantunich. Our family of 3 traveled to Belize the first week of August in 2021. We stayed at Parrot Cove Lodge where we ate several wonderful meals at Chef Rob’s. We dove on the reefs with the SCUBA operation Belize Underwater. We played around in Hopkins Village and in the resort area on the south side of the village. I will post separate reviews on our lodging, scuba and dining experiences.
Written November 15, 2021
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courtneyhayes311
Philadelphia, PA6 contributions
Apr 2021 • Couples
We were able to get a last minute booking for the Antelope Falls hike and water rappelling and I am SO glad we did! Our guides were awesome and took great photos of us swimming and rappelling. It was pretty scary being up so high and rappelling down yourself but once you get over the ledge it was easier and such a thrill. I would absolutely do this again. The hike gets more strenuous as you get up toward the top but the views and adventure are so worth it!
Written May 3, 2021
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brittblansfield
3 contributions
Jan 2020
Ronnie and Donald made our trip one I'll never forget. I'm so grateful to them. They made us laugh and took us to new heights, literally. One of the best days of my life.
Written February 3, 2020
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So glad you enjoyed your tour at Bocawina Rainforest Resort & Adventures - thank you for your visit & kind review!
Written February 4, 2020
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Steve B
Monroe, WI10 contributions
Jul 2012 • Family
For thrill seekers, rappelling Antelope Falls is probably the best excursion in Belize! A thrilling time for my 12-year old daughter & me, with a challenging hike through the jungle to the top of the falls. Then an invigorating swim in the waterfall-fed pool. Guides Cesar and Ronal were fabulous!! Helpful and informative all the way, took dozens of photos while we swam, and allowed us to take our time & have fun!
We hiked back to the rappelling site, and felt very safe with the guidance and instruction Cesar & Ronal provided. My daughter needed a bit of help getting down the falls, and they were happy to help. The rappel was awesome! The first drop is steep, and the falls are right above you. There are plenty of opportunities to get into, or out of the falls, and the views are absoluely beautiful. After the rappel, another swim in a mountain pool while our guides pack up the gear. The hike back was a ton of fun, and we learned a lot about the area, saw unexcavated Mayan ruins, and savored the experience.
The thrill and natural beauty were incredible - we'll never forget this trip (and hopefully return again!). Cesar & Ronal are great guides - informative, professional, and very safety conscious. They even took photos while we were rappelling, and emailed them to us! Thank you for everything!
We hiked back to the rappelling site, and felt very safe with the guidance and instruction Cesar & Ronal provided. My daughter needed a bit of help getting down the falls, and they were happy to help. The rappel was awesome! The first drop is steep, and the falls are right above you. There are plenty of opportunities to get into, or out of the falls, and the views are absoluely beautiful. After the rappel, another swim in a mountain pool while our guides pack up the gear. The hike back was a ton of fun, and we learned a lot about the area, saw unexcavated Mayan ruins, and savored the experience.
The thrill and natural beauty were incredible - we'll never forget this trip (and hopefully return again!). Cesar & Ronal are great guides - informative, professional, and very safety conscious. They even took photos while we were rappelling, and emailed them to us! Thank you for everything!
Written August 2, 2012
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Shawn S
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Jan 2018 • Couples
If you're planning a trip to Belize in the Hopkins, Dangriga, Placencia area this is a MUST DO. The grounds are beautiful. Many activities to do, but we did the ZipLine and Short Waterfall Hike. Our guides, Victor and Taiga, were EXCELLENT. A triple security check harness on the zipline to ensure your safety while soaring above the jungle. The hike to each platform is amazing. The views from the sky are breath taking. We had lunch at the cafe. Food was great, staff was even better (and funny!). Everyone we encountered was fun, personable, and helpful. The hike to the short waterfall was so serene. We didn't have time to do the full waterfall and repelling but it's on our list for the next trip. We spent the morning from 9 - 12 there. Wear your hiking shoes. And bring your camera, guides are great about filming or taking pics. If you have a GoPro like we did, even better! The drive in on the dirt road is a little long and bumpy, don't let it fool you (or make you turn back) - it's so worth it! A memory we will never forget!
Written January 19, 2018
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StenaJoy
Coeur d'Alene, ID133 contributions
May 2012 • Family
Our group of 10 stayed in Belize for 2 weeks. This tour was rated the best over all by everyone in the group! The guides are safety concious(we had Harrison and Jose), but not oppressive. They allowed the kids to do as much as they could/wanted to do on their own. We had 4 adults, 2 teenagers, two 10 year olds, one 7y/o, and one 5 y/o. We found the hiking minimal (but were told that some have found it too much). Only one child found the height scary once, but one of the guides went with her and then all was good. We ordered our lunch before our trip and it was waiting for our return. We all found it delicious, especially the salsa. This is the longest zip line in Belize and it was a blast. Cruise ships do not dock nearby so it is not over run with people. The jungle was beautiful and Mama Noots grounds are gorgeous (jungle-ish).
Written May 26, 2012
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Mollie D
19 contributions
Apr 2016 • Couples
DO NOT USE! Not safe! This was my first time zip lining. I found it odd that The guides were not removing participants from the line before releasing another one. Half way through they had two participants collide head first on the line, hurting both participants. Because these guides were not practicing safety first, two individuals were hurt. We decided to end the excursion right there because we didn't feel safe with these guides. The company did not even offer a refund.
Written April 28, 2016
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Thank you for your comments. May I start by saying we are grateful that no one was significantly injured in the incident on the Zipline. Although, you were not directly involved in the incident, we have issued you a full refund because you decided not to complete the course. We hoped to see you at the front desk when you returned to the parking area and do it then but you left suddenly. We have since refunded your card.
Even though everyone was okay, we take this incident very seriously. Our zipline operations involve rigorous safety procedures, each Zipline guide has extensive training and certifications, they each carry two-way radios and we provide the highest quality safety equipment for our guests riding the line.
We understand your concern and would like to ensure you that the Zipline meets and exceeds the highest safety standards and is checked and certified each year by an independent certifying organization. The incident occurred when one of the riders on the line did not have enough momentum to reach the platform and remained at the end of the line as another rider came in. The collision did not involve a serious impact as it occurred at the end of the line where momentum and speed were at a minimal. The two people involved were were inspected by an on property physician( a friend of one of the guests who graciously gave his assistance) and followed up by a local doctor who made a house call to each of those involved.
As the General Manager responsible for all aspects of the Zipline and Adventure Sports, I assure you that any safety related incident on the Zipline, no matter how minor, results in a comprehensive incident investigation. With regards to this incident, the investigation is already underway and we will be happy to send you the results including any recommendations of changes in procedure or equipment to reduce the risk of further incidents occurring.
Again, we are sorry that this incident occurred and thankful that no significant injuries were sustained. At Bocawina Adventures your safety is our #1 concern. We have thousands of people visit our resort every year who have an amazing time. I am truly sorry that your visit was not one of these.
Leif Sverre -Director
Don Troutman - Director
Written May 1, 2016
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Melissa F
Punta Gorda, Belize32 contributions
Mar 2016 • Family
I can't say enough about what a great day we had with Bocawina! First, we have an orphanage here in Belize, I called to ask for a discount for our kids to go and not only did they give us the excursion for free they also gave us an amazing lunch for free as well! Second, they treated our kids with such care and it was such a great day! They educated our kids on the hike up and taught them things they didn't even know about in their own country. Like the protein value in termites and they all are one!
Their staff was great with every age, they were detailed and encouraging! They always asked how each one of us were doing and made sure our experience was great!
I would highly recommend any person looking for an adventure to join Bocawina! Not only are they professional and friendly but they have a big heart!
Their staff was great with every age, they were detailed and encouraging! They always asked how each one of us were doing and made sure our experience was great!
I would highly recommend any person looking for an adventure to join Bocawina! Not only are they professional and friendly but they have a big heart!
Written March 30, 2016
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Happilysunburned
North Palm Beach, FL66 contributions
Aug 2015 • Couples
We stayed at the Bocawina resort after our relaxing time at Robert's Grove in Placencia. The staff was very accommodating and everyone was very friendly. However, if you are not an active person and do not want to do "out-doorsy" activities, you will not be happy here. However, if you are looking for an adventure, this place is great!
We arrived via the Bocawina Express. They picked us up from Robert's Grove for $20.00 (US) per person. (It saved us from having to ride Ritchie's "ChickenBus" with luggage.) Upon arrival, we were shown to The Antelope Suite, which was a beautiful room with an amazing view over the property and forest. (Please know that the distance to the suite from the lodge/restaurant/booking office is about the length of a football field.) Oh, and there is no air conditioning. Be prepared to sweat.
Our first day we hiked the Bocawina falls by ourselves and it was beautiful. The "hike" was very easy. The falls were tranquil and the setting was completely serene. That evening went "night-flying" which is zip-pining at night. (Did I mention that I am afraid of heights?) The guides were very professional and the course was very safe. I did not even scream once. lol Then we did the night "hike" through the jungle. (We walked along the gravel road, no machetes were necessary.) The interesting thing I found on this little excursion was that spider's eyes glow green when a flashlight shines on them. There were A LOT of spiders. (A LOT!)
The next day we went to the Xunatunich Mayan ruins and were actually allowed to climb the pyramid. (Ummm, did I mention I was afraid of heights?) The view from the top of the temple was absolutely spectacular. (And the view down those steps was absolutely terrifying.) However, the experience was awe inspiring.
Then to an authentic Belizian lunch (yep, had to try the Royal Rat) at Benny's in Saint Ignacio. Our guide and driver, Bernard (a long lost Andretti brother) recommended the gibnut and the pibil. We tried both and they were delicious.
Next we went cave tubing. This involved hauling an inner tube through the jungle and then down some very steep steps and rock formations in to a cave. (Remember that fear of heights thing? As I was peering over the ledge into the depths of the cave it came back. Again.) "So here we go!" This part of the tour was pretty great. The crystal formations were beautiful and pristine. We swam up the river a bit and then floated back to out starting place. It was a little short, but I highly recommend this excursion.
Our next and final adventure at Bocawina was Antelope Falls and rappelling down 220 ft. The climb up the falls was a little strenuous. (Okay, my legs were like jello and I was almost hyperventilating. But that may have also been because we were climbing, using ropes and it was a very looooong waayyyy dooooown. Did I mention that I'm afraid of heights? This was terrifying to me.) However, the Emerald Pool at the top of the falls was totally worth the effort. It was so amazingly beautiful and the swim was just what we needed after that climb.
Now, the fun part: we rappelled down the waterfall. Through the waterfall. Under the actual waterfall. Like a million of gallons of water smashing over your head while trying to lower yourself on a rope. Luckily I had a guide with me. (Thank YOU!!!)
It was a remarkable experience and if you have the "cajones" to do it, it is totally worth it.
The guides were awesome. The staff was very nice and accommodating. We really had an amazing time.
On the "buyer-beware" side: Know you are in a jungle and there will be bugs. There is no air conditioning other than fans.There is no television. (The only TV plays an endless loop of advertisements. That's fine... for the first 200 times. Then it gets old.) And, if they tell you the bar-be-que is $20.00 US, ask them to clarify which protein is $20.00. We opted for the lobster, and is was more than triple that. (It was a very good lobster meal though.)
We arrived via the Bocawina Express. They picked us up from Robert's Grove for $20.00 (US) per person. (It saved us from having to ride Ritchie's "ChickenBus" with luggage.) Upon arrival, we were shown to The Antelope Suite, which was a beautiful room with an amazing view over the property and forest. (Please know that the distance to the suite from the lodge/restaurant/booking office is about the length of a football field.) Oh, and there is no air conditioning. Be prepared to sweat.
Our first day we hiked the Bocawina falls by ourselves and it was beautiful. The "hike" was very easy. The falls were tranquil and the setting was completely serene. That evening went "night-flying" which is zip-pining at night. (Did I mention that I am afraid of heights?) The guides were very professional and the course was very safe. I did not even scream once. lol Then we did the night "hike" through the jungle. (We walked along the gravel road, no machetes were necessary.) The interesting thing I found on this little excursion was that spider's eyes glow green when a flashlight shines on them. There were A LOT of spiders. (A LOT!)
The next day we went to the Xunatunich Mayan ruins and were actually allowed to climb the pyramid. (Ummm, did I mention I was afraid of heights?) The view from the top of the temple was absolutely spectacular. (And the view down those steps was absolutely terrifying.) However, the experience was awe inspiring.
Then to an authentic Belizian lunch (yep, had to try the Royal Rat) at Benny's in Saint Ignacio. Our guide and driver, Bernard (a long lost Andretti brother) recommended the gibnut and the pibil. We tried both and they were delicious.
Next we went cave tubing. This involved hauling an inner tube through the jungle and then down some very steep steps and rock formations in to a cave. (Remember that fear of heights thing? As I was peering over the ledge into the depths of the cave it came back. Again.) "So here we go!" This part of the tour was pretty great. The crystal formations were beautiful and pristine. We swam up the river a bit and then floated back to out starting place. It was a little short, but I highly recommend this excursion.
Our next and final adventure at Bocawina was Antelope Falls and rappelling down 220 ft. The climb up the falls was a little strenuous. (Okay, my legs were like jello and I was almost hyperventilating. But that may have also been because we were climbing, using ropes and it was a very looooong waayyyy dooooown. Did I mention that I'm afraid of heights? This was terrifying to me.) However, the Emerald Pool at the top of the falls was totally worth the effort. It was so amazingly beautiful and the swim was just what we needed after that climb.
Now, the fun part: we rappelled down the waterfall. Through the waterfall. Under the actual waterfall. Like a million of gallons of water smashing over your head while trying to lower yourself on a rope. Luckily I had a guide with me. (Thank YOU!!!)
It was a remarkable experience and if you have the "cajones" to do it, it is totally worth it.
The guides were awesome. The staff was very nice and accommodating. We really had an amazing time.
On the "buyer-beware" side: Know you are in a jungle and there will be bugs. There is no air conditioning other than fans.There is no television. (The only TV plays an endless loop of advertisements. That's fine... for the first 200 times. Then it gets old.) And, if they tell you the bar-be-que is $20.00 US, ask them to clarify which protein is $20.00. We opted for the lobster, and is was more than triple that. (It was a very good lobster meal though.)
Written September 3, 2015
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Mark S
Belton, TX3 contributions
Oct 2014 • Family
This was our 2nd time to use Bocawina, this time bringing our son and his girlfriend. Tony and Oscar were our guides. First, we called to make sure they could take us and made reservations. We said we would arrive early to hike the mountain, then come back down to eat at the Mama Noots restaurant and then zipline at 1 pm. On that day we arrived and hiked up the mountain. We knew it was difficult and was looking forward to it!! Then we came to the restaurant and they were closed.. the owner decided to remodel and had a big luncheon for 22 the next day. There is no other place to eat so we were stuck.. tired, sweaty and very hungry. The staff at the zipline said to go back down and ask for a chicken wrap and we did, but they said they were not prepared. By this time we are UPSET. Going back to the zipline we had to wait because the staff was eating lunch. After a couple of other guests arrived we started. There was no safety instructions at all!!! I will say Tony and Oscar were great. From a customer service perspective, when you know you are closing the only eatery around, let us know!!! AND no matter how many times we ride, safety should always be covered. Note, our 1st experience 2 years ago was totally opposite of this experience.
Written October 25, 2014
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First of all, I want to thank you for your review. We welcome all comments whether they be good or not. We pride ourselves in our service and apologize for for any disappointments you have experienced. Our number 1 priority is our visitors and guests. We thank you for returning the second time and feel bad that we failed. We would surely love to make it up to you. The weather, which we have no control over, produced a lot of rain in the jungle and our facility was flooded, restaurant and kitchen. We had to replace the entire roof over the restaurant and replace some kitchen equipment that shorted due to the rains. Yes, we tried to do the best we could and had no time to post and cancel groups. My staff is wonderful and we take pride in our property and the safety of everyone. Once again, I thank you for your response and please accept our apologies.
Stasha & Don Troutman
Owners & Directors
Written November 6, 2014
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We have a group of 18 people, staying in Hopkins at the end of May. What tours could accommodate our large group.
Written February 28, 2020
BelizeAdventureGroup
Belize
Hello Kelsea, we can accommodate large groups as long as you make your reservations in advance. Groups must be divided into smaller groups. For zipline, we can have up to 10 people at the same time. For rappeling 6 at a time. Groups can be divided by age, by activity, etc Feel free to contact us directly by email, phone or Facebook.
Written March 4, 2020
My husband and I are staying in San Pedro for 7 nights. We would like to do a day trip to the national park to do the waterfall hike. What is the best way to do this? Can we fly somewhere close to there and taxi to the national park, do the hike and fly back? Or what is the best option? Also, how far are the Mayan ruins from the hike area? Thank you!!
Written July 6, 2019
BelizeAdventureGroup
Belize
Hello Alinua,
the best thing to do is to visit Bocawina Rainforest Resort and stay for at least 1 night.
If yuo can't do that, you could also consider an early flight from San Pedro to the town of Dangriga. From there you will need to cab into the rainforest (30 minutes). The Antelope Falls hike takes about 3-4 hours return.
Mayan ruins are unexcavated and are located in several spots around the park.
You can also consider doing one fo our adventures: waterfall rappeling (starts at 9 am) or zipline (available all day)
We hope to welcome you at Bocawina
Written July 8, 2019
how long was your trip? what time did you depart and return? from palencia ?
Written January 26, 2018
A trip from Placencia to Bocawina usually take about 60-90 minutes depending on where you are located.
Written April 6, 2018
Can you still zip line and rappel if it is a rainy day? (Rainier than usual?)
Written November 12, 2016
Yes, you can still do the Zipline in the rain. We run a very safe operation. The only time we halt things is during a downpour or when there is lightening along with the rain. Lightening would make it dangerous and heavy rain makes the cable line too slick and you travel faster. The rappel during a heavy rain is not recommended as the waterfalls become too dangerous because of the tremendous force of the water. Safety is very important to us. Our guides are all trained and recertified by ACCT yearly. We are a Professional Vendor Member (PVM) of the Association for Challenge Course Technology (ACCT)
Written November 13, 2016
Hello,
We are 3 friends that will be staying in San Ignacio for 5 days. ( march 1st to 5th, 2016). We are looking for a rappelling/hiking and fun at a waterfalls place.. I see that you have very good reviews in tripAdvisor.. Could you please guide me with it?
Also, can you give me your rate if you do trips like this?
Written February 4, 2016
We are staying at the Villa Verano and will you pick us up there for a day tour. How far are you from Hopkins?
Written August 8, 2015
We will be happy to pick you up Please call our Tour Desk at 6708019 and let them know that you had talked to Don. There will be a small charge of 10.00us per person and to enter the National Park the Rangers will charge 5.00us at there gate. We are 25 minutes from Hopkins. Hope to see you D:)
Written August 10, 2015
I'm planning a trip to Belize; staying in Placencia.
One of the days of this vacation I want to do this Zip lining / waterfall repelling (5 of us / all excellent athletes).
With pickup, activity, drop off, and tips: What would that cost me?
Written June 26, 2015
Don't let time commitment or money keep you from going to Bocawina to zipline or do the waterfall hike! It is TOTALLY worth it! I just returned from my second trip to Belize and both times we went to Bocawina and loved every minute of it. The guides are fun, helpful, and very safe. Bring bug spray though and use liberally. We did not do the rapelling, but the hike is great exercise and the pool at the top is one of the most beautiful sights we've seen. You won't regret it!
PS- We had a pineapple banana smoothie in the restaurant after the zip that was totally yummy!
Written June 30, 2015
Hi, thanks for the information. How long does it take to get to Bocawina Adventures & Eco Tours from the Belize City airport?
Written April 18, 2015
The very best way is to fly 15 to 20 minutes Maya or Tropic or 2 1/2 hours on the road cost will be about the same or rent a car or taxi. D:)
Written April 19, 2015
What is the best way to get to the attraction from Belize City? Or are there vacant cabins between 01-03 May 2015? Or would you recommend a place close to the reserve to stay a night or two?
How high are the zip lining towers? Do people with fear of heights have trouble on the zip line?
Written April 18, 2015
The best way is Maya or Tropic Air lodging on site yes we have rooms available. Our platforms are on our trees in the Jungle the longest zip tour in Belize longest run 2300ft we have 12 platforms. We also Repel 3 of the 5 waterfalls in the park. Go stay and enjoy and eat at our restaurant the Wild Fig
Written April 18, 2015
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