Very small town, but very clean, there is not much to do other then snorkelling , worth spending 1 or 2 days ,just to rest and veg out.

This little island was laid back and gorgeous. We found great food, we went snorkeling, fishing, and exploring other nearby Cayes. The fishing was not that great but the snorkeling is incredible. I can't think of any dislikes.

This Island is amazing. Although there is no formal beach ( with lots of white sand etc etc) there are a couple places to swim.. Try Sea Dreams - they have a private dock for guests only and it made out trip. The split gets busy , especially with locals coming there, but its really the only place to go.... More

This was our first time to Caye Caulker and won't be our last. Already planning our next visit. Love the non-hustle bustle of everyday life. Time passes so slowly which is fantastic. People are friendly and the weather perfect.

Pirates, Pearls and Pushbikes Caye Caulker, on the Belize part of the “Mesoamerican Barrier Reef System”, has had a pretty exiting and colourful history of a fishing village, a settlement of pearl divers and lobster hunters and a retreat for pirates, pirates of the Caribbean to be precise. So the people selling fresh hot panadas in the street, mixing fresh... More

We spent a few days in Caye Caulker, and had the experience of a lifetime with the tour from Roz Creek. His boat looks like something from a Johnny Depp movie, only the star is Roz! His funky, charming wooden cruiser is blinged up with palm fronds for the roof, colorful paint and pictures, there are sayings and painted slogans... More

We were on the fence about staying on Caye Caulker or Ambergris. So happy we chose this. We took one day to go over to Ambergris to check it out, because the beaches were supposedly better. We didn't think they were really much nicer (I guess there are technically more), and the downsides were huge. The island was much bigger,... More

This reminded me a bit of Isla Mujeres with the golf carts and no cars. People are nice. Food is fair. But I never had great food in Belize so I did not expect it. Many reviews say there is difficulty using credit cards. Hardly so. Almost every establishment other than small local ones take them. There is usually a... More

If you are looking for a barefoot, laid back escape, to chill out in a town with sand streets then look no further. Take your time and enjoy the sunsets, go for a swim and a drink or two....or three....at the spilt. Go for a walk or a bike ride. Have a delicious dinner and forget about the hustle bustle... More