Beachfront abode with well-equipped kitchen - pool, beach, grill, & canoe access

Beachfront abode with well-equipped kitchen - pool, beach, grill, & canoe access

Known for its motto, 'go slow' Caye Caulke provides the perfect place to do just that, kick your feet up and relax! Whether you're swimming in the turquoise waters or lounging in the sun, you're on island time. Excellent wildlife viewing is visible right from the manta ray feeding beach, and every water sport imaginable can be indulged in at your request - diving, sailing, snorkeling, and boating. A shared pool, canoes, bikes, and a grilling area are also available for your use during your stay.

Nestled in a quiet corner of the property, this first-floor cottage is serene and private. Rest assured that no matter what activity you are participating in, the sights will be never-ending as your location offers panoramic views of the Belize Barrier Reef.

Surrounded by beautiful wood finishes and soft furnishings, this retreat allows you to enjoy sweeping ocean views, effortlessly. When hunger hits, whip up something delicious in the large, well-equipped kitchen amongst the gleaming countertops and stainless steel appliances. Designed to be comfortable and cozy, you'll notice how each and every amenity was carefully considered.

Before bed, tune the partial air-conditioning to your liking and crawl under the quality linens for a restful night's slumber.

RESORT AMENITIES
-Pool
-Bikes
-Canoes
-Dock

THINGS TO KNOW
This property is located on Caye Caulker's north side. This is separated from town (and from where guests would arrive by plane or boat) by a small channel called 'The Split'. This means the transport of guests for check-in is recommended to be organized by our concierge and comes at an extra cost. It involves a taxi pickup at the boat terminal/airstrip which then heads north, crosses 'The Split' on a small barge, and drives a few minutes north to the property.
Guests are approximately 10 minutes away from town by bicycle but still have to cross the channel on the barge and pay a small fee at every crossing.