Ramon's Village

Ambergris Caye

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Guests love the exotic, faux-jungle setting at this luxurious beach resort with a giant Maya mask known as 'Rey Ramon' overlooking the grounds. Thatched-roof cabañas are surrounded by lush greenery and flowering hibiscus and bougainvillea, allowing for plenty of privacy. Beachfront cabañas are front and center, with uninhibited Caribbean vistas; seaside cabañas are set back a bit.

Ramon's boasts one of the best beachfronts on the island, with a dock for swimming and lounge chairs for sunning. It's also got its own dive shop, tour office, beach yoga and fitness classes (BZ$45).

Lonely Planet's must-see attractions

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    Hol Chan Marine Reserve

    4.2 MILES

    At the southern tip of Ambergris, the 6.5-sq-mile Hol Chan Marine Reserve is probably Belize's most oft-visited diving and snorkeling site. It offers…

  • Mexico Rocks

    Mexico Rocks

    5.71 MILES

    This snorkeling site, 15 minutes from San Pedro and with a maximum depth of just 8ft, is a unique patch reef towards the northern end of the island…

  • Hol Chan Canyons

    Hol Chan Canyons

    3.91 MILES

    Four miles south of San Pedro, this part of the Hol Chan Marine Reserve is famous for its dramatic canyons and ample sea life, including eagle rays,…

  • Belize, Belize District, Altun Ha, Tourists in front and on top of the Temple of Masonry Altars in Plaza B of the Mayan ruins A large carved jade head of the Mayan sun god Kinich Ahau was found in the temple.

    Altun Ha

    27.4 MILES

    Altun Ha, the Maya ruins that have inspired Belikin beer labels and Belizean banknotes, stands 31 miles north of Belize City, off the Old Northern Hwy…

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    Swallow Caye Wildlife Sanctuary

    29.55 MILES

    About 19 miles southwest of Caye Caulker, the vast Swallow Caye Wildlife Sanctuary spans nearly 9000 acres, including Swallow Caye and some parts of…

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    Caye Caulker Marine Reserve

    12.42 MILES

    Declared a marine reserve in 1998, the 61-sq-mile Caye Caulker Marine Reserve includes the portion of the barrier reef that runs parallel to the island,…

  • The Split on Caye Caulker Belize

    The Split

    12.07 MILES

    A narrow channel that splits Caye Caulker into two, the Split has clean, deep waters free of seaweed, making it one of the island's best swimming areas…

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Nearby Ambergris Caye attractions

1. House of Culture

0.24 MILES

Find out more about the fascinating culture found in San Pedro at this cultural center near the football field. Frequently changing displays celebrate…

2. Catholic Church

0.34 MILES

San Pedro's modern Catholic church has a central location on the waterside and is a local landmark.

3. Tackle Box Canyons

0.71 MILES

About a mile offshore from downtown San Pedro, this great site offers big, steep coral grooves. There are swim-throughs in many places along the drop-off…

4. Esmeralda

1.11 MILES

Right in front of the town school, this 50ft to 75ft dive features a spectacular series of deep canyons covered with flourishing soft corals. There is an…

5. Tres Cocos

1.19 MILES

The dive site is a bit deeper than most around San Pedro, with coral heads rising up to 50ft and a wall with spurs that spill out from 90ft to 120ft, but…

6. Tuffy Canyons

1.58 MILES

About 1.6 miles south of San Pedro, this dive site is marked by deep grooves and a long, narrow tunnel. This high-walled passage leads to an opening at…

7. Boca del Rio

1.73 MILES

The underwater terrain at Boca del Rio, a half-mile northeast of San Pedro, is a spur-and-groove system, featuring rolling coral hills and sandy channels…

8. Cypress Garden

1.87 MILES

Due to chumming, this San Pedro dive site was once the spot to see nurse sharks and grouper. The feedings have stopped and the fish have moved elsewhere,…