The Hidden Treasures of Caye Caulker 

Caye Caulker

If you are looking for a more relaxing vacation with sandy bar, Caye Caulker is your destination to soak up the island vibes. The laid back and mellow vibe of Caye Caulker is ideal for backpacker, budget travelers and those who is looking to escape the everyday world in vibrant turquoise waters.

Caye Caulker Highlights

❖ Turneffe Reef

❖ Blue Hole

❖ Swallow Caye Wildlife Sanctuary

❖ Caye Caulker Marine Reserve

❖ The Split

❖ Snorkeling, Swimming, Diving

How to Get to Caye Caulker

While Caye Caulker is approximately 23 miles (37 km).

Plane

There are two local Commuter airlines, Tropic Air and Maya Island Air, are good options for flying in to the area. 

Water Taxis

Belize water taxis are a great way to enjoy the sun, sea and fresh air across the Caribbean Sea up close and personal. There are multiple water taxi services, including San Pedro Belize Express Water Taxi and Ocean Ferry Belize, which operate daily shuttle services between Belize City, Caye Caulker and Ambergris Caye (San Pedro). The boats hold up to 120 people, and takes 45 minutes from Belize City to Caye Caulker, followed by an additional 30 minutes to San Pedro. One-way tickets cost between $15 and $20 USD. 

Top 5 Reasons to Visit Caye Caulker

1. Lobsterfest

Witness an entire week of activities, and lobster cook-off by the island’s Chef as they celebrate the new season in June.

2. Barrier Reef

Experience the second largest barrier reef through fishing, snorkeling or scuba diving in popular area like Hol Chan Marine and Caye Caulker Marine Reserve.

3. Relax on the Beaches

Soak up the sun while enjoying the sea breeze as you lay back in a lounge chair or hammock, appreciating yoga or relishing a peaceful massage on the beach.

4. Great Sea Food & Drinks

Indulge in some fresh mouth working sea foods and ice cold beers, local cocktails and rums, while enjoying live music and dancing.

5. Golf Cart & Biking

Cruise up and down the street of these island on a Golf cart or bicycle as the primary modes of transportation for locals.