Discover one of Belize’s most tranquil island escapes at South Water Caye. Let us take care of all your comfort needs while you take off your shoes, kick back, and relax in an eco-friendly cottage overlooking the Caribbean Sea. 14 miles off the coast of Dangriga Town, right atop the Belize Barrier Reef, lies pristine natural beauty in the form of a quiet secluded island. Situated in the middle of Belize’s largest marine protected area, home to hundreds of species of fish and coral, it is the perfect place for marine exploration right from our beach. It’s also a stone’s throw away from our sister island, Carrie Bow Caye. Pelican Beach Resorts makes up three and a half acres of South Water Caye, which feels like an entirely new world through snorkelling, island hopping and uninterrupted relaxation. Watch the sunrise and sunset from the comfort of your cottage veranda, Snorkel right off the beach, Go kayaking or bird watching, Play some beach volley ball or simply spend the day doing some good old hammock testing. Our cottages, named after our resident birds, were built to help you rejuvenate while maintaining the natural balance of the ecosystem. Powered by solar energy, all facilities are eco-friendly and use “green technology”, so your restful getaway is at no cost to the environment. Each cottage is fitted with simple and comfortable furniture, full baths including hot & cold showers, and porches perfectly positioned to catch sunrise, sunset, and the cool trade winds, they’ll have you fully embracing life in paradise in no time. Enjoy our Belizean hospitality in a down-to-earth environment where there is no need to worry about getting dressed up, planning complicated itineraries, or even remembering where you put your wallet. We’ve got it all covered for you. The moment you set foot on South Water Caye, you can just forget about everything else.

Os casais gostam particularmente da localização – deram uma pontuação de 10 para uma viagem a dois.

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