Caye Caulker, Belize
Email: gomezisl@btl.net
Accommodations on Caye Caulker or "Caye Corker" range from laid back luxury with modern conveniences to private beach camping
grounds with incredible views. The moment you arrive in Caye Caulker, you
realize that life moves at a different pace in this pretty place.
Everything about this place
cries out: “slow down”; “breathe deep”; “treasure the time.”
ACTIVITIES
• Sunbathe at the
Split: The most popular beach area in Caye Caulker is called “The Split”;
it’s near the channel that divides the island in two. There’s a lively beach
bar, room to soak up the sun and even a shallow play area for the kids.
• Snorkel: The
shallow waters of Caye Caulker’s Shark and Ray Alley boasts an impressive
number of Southern Sting Rays and Nurse Sharks. Guides get up close and
personal with the residents, creating great photo opportunities.
• Visit the Forest
Reserve: Home to a variety of wildlife, this area protects more than one
hundred acres of littoral forest, which includes three different types of
mangroves. A great picnic area is located near the visitor center.
• Take to the sea:
Given its close proximity to the reef and nearby islands, Caye Caulker makes a
great base for kayak tours and sailing trips. Adventures can last a few hours
or the entire week.
• Dive: Caye
Caulker tour guides have the choice of several incredible dive sites just
offshore. Belizean dive masters are dedicated to sharing everything they love
about the country’s colorful marine world.
Food
• Coconut:
Whether you decide to try the “water” served fresh from the nut, the pies,
crusts, fudge or the local choice “cotobrute” (shredded coconut bonded with
sugar), anything with coconut in the name is guaranteed to be good.
• Lobster: At the
start of the lobster season in June, Caye Caulker hosts a lobster festival
where the delicious crustacean is prepared every way imaginable. One year, even
lobster ice cream was on the menu!
• Snapper:
Whether it’s red, black, silk, mutton or yellow tailed, snapper is always a
tasty option. Snapper can be served fried for breakfast, grilled for lunch and
baked for dinner but you can always have it your way.
• Conch: The
beauty of the Queen Conch shell is only outdone by the succulent taste of the
mollusk living inside. Popular island favorites include creamy conch soup,
conch ceviche, spicy jerk conch and conch fritters.
• Shrimp: Shrimp
is a popular menu item as both a “boca” (an appetizer) and a main meal.
Restaurant chefs on the island use a variety of flavors, like curry spices,
fresh garlic and coconut milk, in their shrimp creations.
Lodging
Island Magic Beach Resort
• Caye Caulker Plaza
Hotel: 32 rooms. From the roof top terrace of the Caye Caulker Plaza Hotel,
guests can enjoy a panoramic view of the island. Cozy, comfortable sitting
areas create a welcoming atmosphere. Its main street location provides easy
access to restaurants, stores and, best of all, the
beach.www.cayecaulkerplazahotel.com
• Iguana Reef Inn:
14 rooms. Iguana Reef offers guests upscale accommodations that make them
comfortable enough to go barefoot. Located on the water’s edge, enjoy
incredible views of the Caribbean Sea from one of the verandahs or relax in the
fresh water swimming pool.www.iguanareefinn.com
• Island Magic Beach
Resort: 10 rooms. This resort opened in February 2010. This small sea side
property is big on customer satisfaction. Perfect for relaxation, romance,
family beach fun and luxury in a tranquil setting. Views from the rooms range
from island views to seascapes. There’s also a honeymoon suite available.
www.islandmagicbelize.com
• Seaside Cabanas
Hotel: 16 rooms. The U-shape design of this hotel offers a view of the
invigorating freshwater pool and the revitalizing Caribbean Sea. It’s located
just a few feet from the tender boat dock, so your vacation can start in
minutes. www.seasidecabanas.com
• Vega Inn and
Gardens: 8 rooms. Enjoy the beachfront and experience the hospitality of
island life in a tropical garden setting. The staff will welcome you with
village charm. You can live like a local in suites, houses, rooms, or utilize
the campsite. www.vegabelize.com
For more information see our services below:
· International Business Companies (IBCs)
· U.S. Dollar Accounts
· Asset Protection
· Bahamas, Panama, Seychelles & other Foreign IBCs
· Trust and Trustee Services
· Belize and Panama Private Foundations
· Local Company (Chapter 250)
· Belize Dollar Accounts
· Mail Forwarding and Virtual Office Services
· Work Permit and Residency Services
· Nationality and Passport Services
· Qualified Retired Persons Program (QRP)
· Licensed Escrow Services
· Purchase Agreements
· Owner Financing Agreements
· Land Title Investigation
· Transfer of Title
Email: gomezisl@btl.net
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