St. Herman’s Cave Tubing & Blue Hole Cenote Swim

The walk is about 15 - 20 minutes through a scenic jungle trail with some uneven terrain, but it’s generally considered easy to moderate in difficulty.

Some tours include a light snack or lunch stop, but it's best to confirm at booking. Bringing a water bottle and snacks is also recommended.

Yes! This tour is family-friendly and great for most age groups. However, children must be at least 40 inches tall to participate in cave tubing. The walk to the cave is moderate but manageable.

We recommend bringing water shoes or secure sandals, a swimsuit, towel, a change of clothes, sunscreen, and bug spray. Dry bags or waterproof phone cases are also useful.

No, swimming skills are not required for cave tubing. Life jackets are provided and must be worn for safety. The swim at the Blue Hole Cenote is optional and can be enjoyed from the shallow areas.

The full experience typically lasts around 5-6 hours, including transportation to and from Hopkins or Placencia, cave tubing, and swimming at the Blue Hole Cenote.

The tour operates in light rain, but may be rescheduled or canceled in case of heavy rain or unsafe river conditions. Safety is always the top priority.

Yes, all tours are led by licensed, knowledgeable guides who ensure your safety and provide fascinating insights into the cave’s geology and Belizean history.

No. The inland Blue Hole is a cenote located in Blue Hole National Park, near Belmopan. It’s a small but beautiful natural swimming area surrounded by lush jungle.