Years and years ago this used to be a pirate hideout - some say (in creole) there’s still treasures hidden on this island. In the mornings you can see Kolibris flying from flower to flower. At the beach you can find Pelicans. If you’re here you should definitely take a sailing boat to the nearby coral reef - it’s beauty is unforgettable.

La Fogata pizza a must!!!! If travelling in Caye Caulker - take the ferry over to the north side of the split and eat at La Fogata. By far the best pizza in Belize (the wings are amazing too). Live music and the owner Heather runs off her feet to accommodate her patrons!

Caye Caulker is a lovely gem off the coast of Belize. Divided by The Split, the island has a south and north. The south is where Caye caulker village is located and all the activities. The north has a couple of resorts and a number of homes, beautiful white sand beaches, bike paths, crocodiles (yep) and mangroves. The North Island is peaceful and a great place to stay if you want to divide your time between crowds and action with enjoying sunrise and sunsets solo on the beach. It’s a short boat ride to the south and you can return to paradise within 15 minutes to the north.

Just got home from the most beautiful trip I’ve ever experienced ♥️ Total island vibe, so relaxing yet lots to do. Loved driving the whole island on golf cart, so many delicious restaurants to eat at, swimming at the split, feeding stingrays at Reef Inn, feeding Tarpon fish to laying in the beautiful beaches. The Belizean people are so awesome, down to earth and friendly. Weather was perfect and will definitely go back!

Caye Caulker is a small island withgreat weather and lots of casual places to eat and drink. You really need to get on a boat for decent snorkeling Our tour group went on a full day catamaran sail and snorkel with Wanderlust. We had a very pleasant day hanging out while sailing. Stopped at 3 places to snorkel and had a tasty lunch of chicken beans and rice, The 5 man crew kept us happy with water, food, and punch after snorkeling. On another day I did a full day boat trip with 7 snorkeling stops with Anda de Wata. It was a small boat and gave more time for snorkeling. It was less crowded than some of the other boats we saw and the crew of 2 were very nice and helpful. We had tacos on San Pedro for lunch. We had the requisite rum punch before heading home for tarpon feeding. Check out utube. It’s crazy.

Caye Caulker is an amzing piece of paradise. We stayed 10 days and could have stayed 10 more. Loving people, laid back atmosphere and some of the prettiest water I have been to. Go Slow and enoy!

Caye Caulker is much more laid back than San Pedro. Backpackers, hostels, cheap (and delicious) food and great bars on (or sometimes in) the water. You can easily bike from end to end of the island in 5-10 minutes. I would ABSOLUTELY recommend to anyone. Highlights of things to do are fishing, snorkeling/diving and sailing, basically anything water related. The one thing it really lacks is a good sandy beach so get your swims in from the piers or boats.

The best relaxing vacation! Safe, such a nice people and perfect weather. Best re-set get-a-way ever!!!! Ice and Beans is a coffee house must. The Happy Lobster is best food. The water bars are so relaxing..

Caye Caulker is the ultimate casual and authentic island experience. There are no cars on the island, only golf carts and bikes; and there is no upscale shopping or high end restaurants. It’s down to earth, friendly, and wonderful. Most of East side of the island, which is where we stayed and which was up against the barrier reef, did not have beaches but rather docks that protruded into the ocean where you could kick back on a lounge chair at the end of the dock and walk down steps into the ocean if you wanted to cool off. Or go to the small pool that was in our condo complex. The West side of the island had some beaches but they were small and never overcrowded. There were no skyscraper hotels or mega resorts. We loved this because it gave us a different kind of “beach” vacation, one that was more relaxed and authentic.

We did a day trip from Ambergris to Caye Caulker and really enjoyed the slower pace and excellent food! Our favorite activity was feeding the Tarpon. Some of the fish near the dock were huge and really attacked the fish we hand fed them.