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Caye Caulker is the place to go if you want to feel time slow down in the best way possible. A small island with no cars, great food, and friendly people—located next to the second-largest barrier reef in the world—what more could you want from an island?
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Things to do on Caye Caulker
Snorkel at Hol Chan—there are so many great companies to go with. A must-do on the island.
Hang out at the Split—music, Belizean beer, and views. It makes for a fabulous afternoon.
Feed the Tarpon—a sight of their own!
Kayak or paddleboard—take in a different view of the island. Many hotels offer kayaks, canoes, and paddleboards as part of your stay.
Take in a sunset at Sunset Bar—get there early to secure a spot.
Bike to the North Side—Take the short ferry ride to the north side and bike around the less developed side of the island.
Stroll down Front Street—the street is filled with vendors, shops, and snacks.
Chill at Sip & Dip—spend the day sitting in the blue water with a drink in hand.
Explore the island on a golf cart—bonus points if you take a pitstop to see the seahorses.
Go Slow—follow the island’s motto and take it all in.
Places to eat & drink on Caye Caulker
Sip N Dip—if you’re going slow, this is a solid place to start.
Wish Willie’s—this isn’t your typical restaurant. Dinner takes place at community tables in the chef’s backyard. Sit down, grab your own beers from a cooler, and get ready to enjoy the BEST meal on the island.
Chef Kareem’s Unbelizeable Lunch—a top-rated lunch option located near the Split.
Ice and Beans Cafe—go for the coffee, stay for the atmosphere.
Sunset Bar—get there early to snag prime sunset views.
Namaste Cafe—breakfast with a side of yoga.
Errol’s House of Fry Jacks—try a signature Belizean Fry Jack. A must-do in Belize!
Sip N Dip—sit in the ocean while you snack and sip. A great way to spend an afternoon.
Need to know
Caye Caulker is not a luxury resort island—expect authentic experiences with beautiful views. There are two main ways to get to the island from Belize City—ferry or a puddle jumper flight.
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