Caye Caulker is one of two inhabited islands off the coast of Belize. In comparison to San Pedro, the bigger of the two islands, Caye Caulker is definitely more laid-back.

On Caye Caulker, you can do as much or as little as you want. The easiest and most obvious thing to do is relax and enjoy the easygoing island vibes; taking it slow with sand between your toes.

Once known for producing beautifully crafted wooden boats, Caye Caulker’s main industries are now fishing and tourism. Here you will find an authentic island experience while enjoying the restaurants, bars and giftshops. You will also find some of the best SCUBA diving and snorkeling in the area, wind surfing, manatee tours and amazing fishing.

Smaller than Ambergris Caye, it is a little further south and closer to Belize City. Get there by plane or water taxi–it is a regular stop on services going to Ambergris.  Most people get around on foot or by bike, though you can also rent a golf cart. Being a small island, it is easy to walk from one end–maybe visit the small nature reserve in the south–to the other, where you can relax at a bar beside the Split. You can follow the regular pursuits of diving, snorkeling, swimming, fishing, or relaxing on the beach, but you can also take a trip to visit the manatees in Swallow Caye Wildlife Sanctuary.