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Caye Caulker

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CAYE CAULKER HAS IT ALL.

In fact, the main mode of transportation is by foot (or bicycle). Oh the places you can go. With everything from bird watching to checking out local shops and getting fresh seafood in the restaurants, there’s a lot going on. And that’s just on land. Caye Caulker is also home to some of the best scuba diving and snorkeling in the area, as well as wind surfing, manatee tours and amazing fishing. With all these things to do, you may need some time to relax. Thankfully, we have a beach, too.

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