Caye Caulker
Perennially popular with expats and international visitors alike, this waterfront beach bar serves fantastic international food and all kinds of drinks. There is often live music and major sporting events are shown on the many flat-screen TVs. It's pretty much the only place on the island that you are always guaranteed to find a social atmosphere.
Complimentary Fireball shots and rum punch flow nightly at 11pm, particularly if you're dancing.
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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…
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This modern museum in the Fort George District provides an excellent overview of the story of Belize, told through exhibits housed in the country's former…
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Some of the most spectacular snorkeling in Belize happens just a short swim off the powder-white sands of Goff's Caye, a tiny, uninhabited island just a…
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This heart and soul of Belize City life, crossed by just about everyone here just about every day, is said to be the only remaining manually operated…
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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…
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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,…
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The country's most innovative and exciting art gallery stages new exhibitions and hosts regular book launches, usually of work by Belizean artists…
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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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A small local church serving the island's Spanish-speaking residents.
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There is not much in the way of sand at Caye Caulker's public beach, just before the Split, but sun lovers make use of the crumbing sea wall to take a…
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The island's Latin roots can be observed at the simple Nuestra Señora de la Asuncion church which serves the Catholic community.
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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…
5. Caye Caulker Marine Reserve
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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,…
6. Caye Caulker Forest Reserve
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The northernmost 100 acres of the island constitute the Caye Caulker Forest Reserve, declared in 1998. Birdlife is prolific in the reserve, particularly…
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Only snorkeling is allowed at this perennially popular spot, which is in a shallow part of the Hol Chan Marine Reserve. Shark Ray Alley was traditionally…
8.3 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…