Barton Creek Cave Belize

17/01/2013

Zip-Line fun at Mike's Place, Belize, location of the famous Barton Creek Cave

17/01/2013

What a beautiful start to a new year, Thank you to all of our pleased customers who have made our Zip-Line such a hit in the Cayo / Barton Creek area

28/05/2012

While visiting Barton Creek Cave at Mike's Place you will notice we now have 2 new adventurous activities. A Jungle Zip-Line and professional intermediate and novice rock climbing!!

03/05/2012

09/03/2012

09/03/2012

The Sacred Line
A canadian engeneered and built zip-line through our beautiful jungle, provides fun and piece of mind knowing it was constructed in a proper and secure manner.
The Sacred Line starts with a 600ft. Zip through the jungle landing on a secure deck at the foot of a 1000+ year old Ceba tree. It was a Mayan Belief that the Ceba Tree held the 7 layers of heaven within it's branches.
Our next Zip is 700 ft. from the Ceba tree landing on our sandy jungle style beach just steps away from our resturant and Cave enterance

09/03/2012

Barton Creek Cave offers a beautiful day trip at "Mike's Place" deep in the heart of our Belizean jungle! Upon arrival you will be greated by our friendly experianced tour guid and will be equipt with spot lights and life vests to begin your cave adventure via canoe! Barton Creek Cave is a living cave in that it is still growing and developing with 10 ft. of water flowing consistantly throughout. The aciant Mayans believed that their Gods would reside in such places and Barton Creek Cave in particular because of its abundance of water. The Mayan God Chac (God of Water) was believed to occupie the cave. When ever the Mayan people were going through a draught or needed a good rain for crops they would paddle into Barton Creek Cave and sacrifice young virgins whom where thought to be suitable gifts to the Gods.... The Mayans believed the cave was an opening or gate way into the underworld and treated it with great fear and respect.