Caye Caulker Favorites

 4 Reviews  This would be the place to go if you’re really interested in the local flora. The Caye Caulker Belize Tourism Industry Association’s Mini-Reserve has a few interpretive trails with signs telling you... 

 2 Reviews  The streets are sand and there were almost no internal combustion automobiles on the island. There were said to be a beer truck, and maybe two other cars. All transportation was by foot, bike or golf... 

 Bonnieclyde Says:  Caye Caulker is a small island off the coast of Belize, close to the famous 'Blue Hole'. Colourful buildings & people and gorgeous white sand beaches.... 

 Bwana_Brown Says:  A couple of blocks up toward the Split from our Trends hotel, on Middle Street, is where two cyber cafes are located, practically across the street from each... 

 Bwana_Brown Says:  Caye Caulker is a really off the beaten path type of island, barely visible on the map as you can see, located in the Caribbean Sea 21 miles north of Belize... 

 Bwana_Brown Says:  Since I don't bother with owning a cellular phone, I find that it is always handy to have a local phone card to avoid the hassles of having the correct change... 

 paradisedreamer Says:  They have really good pastries and its much cheaper than going out for breakfast. You haven’t lived till you’ve tried the cinnamon buns We managed to get some... 

 paradisedreamer Says:  If you walk straight up from the pier you will find Chan’s on your left hand side on middle street (as far as I remember). You will find everything you need... 

 JetlagCity Says:  Lots of large, black frigatebirds with forked tails are always in the background here, soaring overhead. They have up to a seven-foot wingspan and are known for... 

 JetlagCity Says:  The diversity of people in Belize, and their friendliness, is definitely one of my favorite things that makes this country stand out from other tropical... 

 JetlagCity Says:  I must say, this is NOT my favorite thing: you can’t drink the tap water in Caye Caulker – it’s a bit salty. You'll notice this in the shower. You’ll have to... 

 JetlagCity Says:  Belize dollars are pegged to US dollars, two to one. There are no ATM’s on the island. However, this is not as big a problem as I thought it might be. Just... 

 Waylon Says:  Everywhere you go there seems to be happy hour in Caye Caulker. It actually lasts for three hours everyday usually from 4-7pm. Every bar, or most of them, have... 

 dovalyn Says:  Aside from the snorkeling tours, definitely find a pier to roost, sit back, relax and read a great book or write your best memoirs looking out into the ocean... 

 paparush Says:  Here's a sample day for us at Caye Caulker. Me (36) my wife (40) and our son (8).7:00 am - Yawn and stretch and grab a nice cool drink of water from the... 

 jujub Says:   Here is Caye Caulker upon arrival. It was very exciting, because it already looks so nice and quiet even before you set your foot on shore. It is a 45 minutes... 

 Anita_Porec Says:  Well, there is a place on the beach. Big blue restaurant/bar, right on top of the water... you cannot miss!! They have amazing margaritas!! Expensive ($7-8 for... 

 Anita_Porec Says:  When you depart from Belize (internationally) - the departure tax is $39.50 USD per personwhich is pretty high:(( 

 cachaseiro Says:  belize is an exotic country and so are the street names.i just loved some of the exotic streetnames i came across.this really tells you that you are in the... 

 paradisedreamer Says:  If you need a haircut you can get it on the island fairly cheap and they are good too.