Let the adventures begin deep into Belize’s Rainforest. Caving, hiking, canoeing, zip-lining, birding, wildlife-spotting, horseback riding, climbing Maya ruins and mountain biking. As the music rushes inside your body, adrenaline-pumping makes the perfect combination for the outdoor enthusiast. Exactly the inspiration behind creating an instrumental soundtrack to enhance your experience. Breathe in the fresh morning air scented with tropical blossoms, inside this Rainforest, where thousands of varieties of trees, plants and flowers grow. Orchids alone come in more than 250 varieties, along with other epiphytes, including flowering bromeliads and aroids. Colorful hibiscuses, poinsettias and more. Enjoy the site of towering breadfruit trees and the sound of endangered species “Howler Monkeys” that can be heard from miles away. Belize Rainforest is also home to at least 543 species of birds. The Blue-Crowned Motmot, distinguished by its long tail with a tennis racket-like tip, is a common find. Other birds include Spoonbills, Grebes and the Jabiru Storks, which is the largest bird in Belize and can have a wingspan as big as 8 feet. Five different types of wildcats live in Belize's Rainforest. Although hunting thinned much of the Jaguar population throughout North America, Belize is still home to one of the largest population of the leopard-like cats as well as its darker-furred, smaller relative the Jaguarundi. Home to the reclusive Margay, a small, nocturnal tiger-like cat that lives in trees. The Ocelot, now endangered after years of hunting for its gorgeous fur is also here along with Mountain Lions. The pig-like tapir or mountain cow as it is also know often feeds and swims along the forest's rivers.