Belize’s climate is temperate with average temperatures that range between 14 and 22 degrees Celsius (57 to 77 degrees Fahrenheit). In the Central Valley, where the main cities are located, the climate is a bit warmer, around 22 degrees Celsius (77 degrees Fahrenheit). On the coasts, the temperatures can be higher. The seasons are not very marked; in general, each area has a stable climate, without temperature major variations, year-round. However, there is the dry and a rainy season commonly known summer and winter.
Belize Travel Tour - Caye Caulker
Enjoy Belize with our local guides. We will provide you with transportation, meals, and guided adventures.
Duration: 9 Days, 8 nights
What does this trip include?
The price of this trip includes transportation around Belize, some activities, and hotels. Our local guide will be with you each day to take you to the various activities and will be available to assist you on your adventure.
$2,150 to $3,460 per person
Transportation
Hotels
Local Guide
Activities
Planned Vacation
Day 1
Citie(s):
San Ignacio, Belize
San Ignacio
Activities:
No adventures today
Meals Provided:
Breakfast
Lunch
Dinner
Hotel(s):
Ka'ana Resort or similar category (premium). Rumors Hotel in San Ignacio or similar category (standard).
Day 2
Citie(s):
San Ignacio
Activities:
Begin hike at the Che Chem Ha Cave.
Hike the Che Chem Ha Waterfall.
Arrive at Cahal Pech Mayan Ruins.
Meals Provided:
Breakfast
Lunch
Dinner
Hotel(s):
Ka'ana Resort or similar category (premium). Rumors Hotel in San Ignacio or similar category (standard).
Day 3
Citie(s):
San Ignacio
Tikal
Activities:
Arrive and visit the Tikal Archeological Site.
Meals Provided:
Breakfast
Lunch
Dinner
Hotel(s):
Ka'ana Resort or similar category (premium). Rumors Hotel in San Ignacio or similar category (standard).
Day 4
Citie(s):
San Ignacio
Activities:
Arrive at Ajaw Chocolate.
Arrive at Xunantunich for a tour.
Arrive at Barton Creek.
Meals Provided:
Breakfast
Lunch
Dinner
Hotel(s):
Ka'ana Resort or similar category (premium). Rumors Hotel in San Ignacio or similar category (standard).
Day 5
Citie(s):
San Ignacio
Water Bank
Belize City
Caye Caulker
Activities:
Arrive at Lamanai Ruins to do some site seeing.
Meals Provided:
Breakfast
Lunch
Dinner
Hotel(s):
Blue Zen Hotel or similar category (premium). Blue Cottage or similar category (standard).
Day 6
Citie(s):
Caye Caulker
Activities:
Snorkeling Hol Chan Marine Reserve.
Altun Mayan Ruins Tour (If weather conditions do not allow for Hol Chan Snorkeling).
Meals Provided:
Breakfast
Lunch
Dinner
Hotel(s):
Blue Zen Hotel or similar category (premium). Blue Cottage or similar category (standard).
Day 7
Citie(s):
Caye Caulker
Ambergris Caye
Activities:
Flight for The Great Blue Hole Tour.
Meals Provided:
Breakfast
Lunch
Dinner
Hotel(s):
Blue Zen Hotel or similar category (premium). Blue Cottage or similar category (standard).
Day 8
Citie(s):
Caye Caulker
Activities:
Pick up at hotel dock for a 4 hour fishing tour.
Meals Provided:
Breakfast
Lunch
Dinner
Hotel(s):
Blue Zen Hotel or similar category (premium). Blue Cottage or similar category (standard).
Day 9
Citie(s):
Caye Caulker
Belize City
Activities:
No adventures today
Meals Provided:
Breakfast
Lunch
Dinner
Day 1 Itinerary
Summary of today's activities:
After a private transfer from Belize Airport, we will arrive at the hotel in San Ignacio and meet for a welcome briefing in the hotel conference room.
Timeline:
1. Flight lands at Belize's Philip S.W.Goldson International Airport (dependent on when you schedule your flight).
2. 6:30 PM Meet for a welcome briefing in the hotel conference room.
2. 6:30 PM Meet for a welcome briefing in the hotel conference room.
Private transportation will be provided to go from the Belize Airport to the Ka'ana Resort or your chosen hotel in San Ignacio.
3. Dinner at the hotel (not included).
Day 2 Itinerary
Summary of today's activities:
A fun-filled day outside!
Timeline:
1. 6:30 AM Breakfast at the hotel (not included).
2. 7:30 AM Leave for the Che Chem Ha Cave
2. 7:30 AM Leave for the Che Chem Ha Cave
This transfer will take one hour and 30 minutes.
3. 8:30 AM Begin hike at the Che Chem Ha Cave.
3. 8:30 AM Begin hike at the Che Chem Ha Cave.
This hike will take one hour. This cave contains a main chamber filled with rocks lined up which is believed to have been used for sacred Mayan rituals dating from the middle preclassic period (900-300BC) to the late classic period (700-850AD). Also, there are many chambers found high up within the cave which contain many large pottery vessels which may have been used to collect 'pure water' to be used for their rituals.
4. 9:30 AM Hike the Che Chem Ha Waterfall.
4. 9:30 AM Hike the Che Chem Ha Waterfall.
30-minute duration.
5. 1:00 PM Leave for Benny's Kitchen.
6. 2:00 PM Arrive at Benny's Kitchen for lunch (not included).
7. 3:00 PM Leave for Cahal Pech Mayan Ruins.
7. 3:00 PM Leave for Cahal Pech Mayan Ruins.
This transfer will take about 10 minutes.
8. 3:10 PM Arrive at Cahal Pech Mayan Ruins.
8. 3:10 PM Arrive at Cahal Pech Mayan Ruins.
We will enjoy some site seeing for about two hours. Cahal Pech is a Maya site located near the town of San Ignacio in the Cayo District of Belize. The site was a palatial, hilltop home for an elite Maya family, and through the most major construction dates to the Classic period, evidence of continuous habitation has been dated to as far back as 1200 BCE during the Early Middle Formative period (Early Middle Preclassic), making Cahal Pech one of the oldest recognizably Maya sites in Western Belize.
9. 5:10 PM Leave for the hotel.
10. 5:30 PM Arrive at the hotel and have dinner (not included).
10. 5:30 PM Arrive at the hotel and have dinner (not included).
Dinner is included.
Day 3 Itinerary
Summary of today's activities:
Today will be a full day excursion to Tikal archeological site. Don't worry, we will handle the paper work to cross the border between Belize and Guatemala, all you have to do is enjoy the sites!
Timeline:
1. 6:30 AM Breakfast at the hotel (not included).
2. 7:30 AM Transfer from the hotel to Tikal Archeological Site.
3. 9:30 Arrive and visit the Tikal Archeological Site.
3. 9:30 Arrive and visit the Tikal Archeological Site.
You will be able to visit here for about three hours. Tikal National Park encompasses 575 square kilometres of jungle and thousands of ruined structures. The central part of the ancient city alone contains 3,000 buildings and covers about 16 square kilometers. Tikal is also part of the one-million-hectare Maya Biosphere Reserve created in 1990 to protect the dense forests of the Peten, which started to disappear at an alarming rate due to population pressures, illegal logging and slash-and-burn agricultural practices. Archeologists estimate that the Maya settled in the area now known as Tikal in about 900 BC.
4. 12:30 PM Lunch in Tikal.
5. 1:30 PM Transfer from Tikal to the hotel in San Ignacio.
6. 3:30 PM Arrive at the hotel.
7. 3:30 PM Free time.
Day 4 Itinerary
Summary of today's activities:
A full day of adventures!
Timeline:
1. 6:30 AM Breakfast at the hotel (not included).
2. 8:25 AM Leave for Ajaw Chocolate
2. 8:25 AM Leave for Ajaw Chocolate
This transfer will take 20 minutes.
3. 8:45 AM Arrive at Ajaw Chocolate.
3. 8:45 AM Arrive at Ajaw Chocolate.
Our tour session will last 45 minutes. Ajaw Chocolate’s traditional Chocolate making tour is based on a process that dates back to 2,000 B.C. and includes learning how the bean is farmed as well as how it is prepared for chocolate making. The main focus is crushing cacao beans on a Mano and Matte. They crush the beans to a paste and then dissolve it in hot water. Honey is then added as a sweetener and chile for flavoring. A second drink is prepared with this cacao paste dissolved in water and sweetened with honey but flavored with cinnamon and spice instead of chile. At the end of this session, we will share a small sample of milk and dark chocolate from Ajaw Chocolate.
4. 9:30 AM Leave for Xunantunich.
4. 9:30 AM Leave for Xunantunich.
This transfer will take about 30 minutes.
5. 10:00 AM Arrive at Xunantunich for a tour.
5. 10:00 AM Arrive at Xunantunich for a tour.
This tour will last two hours. Xunantunich is an Ancient Maya archaeological site in western Belize, about 70 miles (110 km) west of Belize City, in the Cayo District. Xunantunich is located atop a ridge above the Mopan River, well within sight of the Guatemala border – which is a mere 0.6 miles (1 km) to the west.
6. 12:00 PM Leave for Benny's Kitchen.
6. 12:00 PM Leave for Benny's Kitchen.
This transfer will take about 15 minutes.
7. 12:15 PM Arrive at Benny's Kitchen for lunch (not included).
8. 1:00 PM Leave for Barton Creek.
8. 1:00 PM Leave for Barton Creek.
This transfer will take about 45 minutes.
9. 1:45 PM Arrive at Barton Creek.
9. 1:45 PM Arrive at Barton Creek.
We will be visiting Barton Creek for one hour and 30 minutes. Barton Creek Cave is a natural cave located near San Ignacio that was once used by the ancient Maya for ceremonial activities. This cave can only be explored by canoe and is considered one of Belize’s most fascinating natural and cultural wonders. Barton Creek Cave tour. After entering the cave, you will travel approximately a mile along a meandering river flowing through the beautiful cathedral-like chambers and wide passages of the cavern.
10. 3:30 PM Leave for the hotel.
10. 3:30 PM Leave for the hotel.
This transfer will take one hour and 30 minutes.
11. 5:00 PM Arrive at the hotel and have dinner (not included).
Day 5 Itinerary
Summary of today's activities:
Starting our day early, we will travel to Lamanai Town and end our day in a new hotel.
Timeline:
1. 4:30 AM Early Breakfast at the hotel (not included).
2. 5:15 AM Leave for Tower Hill.
2. 5:15 AM Leave for Tower Hill.
This transfer will take about two hours and 30 minutes.
3. 7:30-8:00 AM Arrive at Tower Hill.
4. 8:30 AM Leave for Lamanai Ruins in a speed boat.
4. 8:30 AM Leave for Lamanai Ruins in a speed boat.
This transfer will take about one hour and 15 minutes.
5. 9:45 AM Arrive at Lamanai Ruins to do some site seeing.
5. 9:45 AM Arrive at Lamanai Ruins to do some site seeing.
Lamanai (from Lama'anayin, "submerged crocodile" in Yucatec Maya) is a Mesoamerican archaeological site and was once a major city of the Maya civilization, located in the north of Belize, in Orange Walk District. The site's name is pre-Columbian, recorded by early Spanish missionaries, and documented over a millennium earlier in Maya inscriptions as Lam'an'ain. Lamanai is renowned for its exceptionally long occupation spanning three millennia, beginning in the Early Preclassic Maya period and continuing through the Spanish and British Colonial periods, into the 20th century.[1] Unlike most Classic-period sites in the southern Maya lowlands, Lamanai was not abandoned at the end of the 10th century AD.
6. 12:00 PM Lunch at Lamanai (included).
7. 12:30 PM Leave for Tower Hill.
7. 12:30 PM Leave for Tower Hill.
This transfer will take about one hour and 15 minutes.
8. 1:45 PM Arrive at Tower Hill
9. 2:00 PM Leave Tower Hill for Belize City.
10. 4:30 PM Arrive at Belize City and transfer to hotel in Caye Caulker
10. 4:30 PM Arrive at Belize City and transfer to hotel in Caye Caulker
Each room is equipped with a kitchen and the hotel has its own restaurant. Dinner is not included.
Day 6 Itinerary
Summary of today's activities:
We will spend the day at Hol Chan. In the event that the programmed activities cannot be done in the ocean due to weather conditions, the Altun Mayan ruins tour will be available.
Timeline:
1. 6:00 AM Breakfast at the hotel (not included).
2. 8:00 AM Snorkeling Hol Chan Marine Reserve.
2. 8:00 AM Snorkeling Hol Chan Marine Reserve.
Hol Chan Marine Reserve is a marine reserve close to Ambergris Caye and Caye Caulker, off the coast of Belize. It covers approximately 18 km² (4,448 acres) of coral reefs, seagrass beds, and mangrove forest. Hol Chan is Mayan for "little channel". Hol Chan is home to sharks, manta rays, coral gardens, sea horses, and tarpon fish.
3. 10:30 AM Free time.
4. 7:00 AM Altun Mayan Ruins Tour (If weather conditions do not allow for Hol Chan Snorkeling).
4. 7:00 AM Altun Mayan Ruins Tour (If weather conditions do not allow for Hol Chan Snorkeling).
Altun Ha is the name given to the ruins of an ancient Mayan city in Belize, located in the Belize District about 50 kilometers (31 mi) north of Belize City and about 10 kilometers (6.2 mi) west of the shore of the Caribbean Sea. The site covers an area of about 8 square kilometers (3.1 sq mi).
Day 7 Itinerary
Summary of today's activities:
Take a trip to the Great Blue hole before you enjoy some free time!
Timeline:
1. 8:00 AM Breakfast at the hotel (not included).
2. 9:30 AM Transfer from hotel to airport.
3. 10:30 AM Flight for The Great Blue Hole Tour.
3. 10:30 AM Flight for The Great Blue Hole Tour.
We visit the Great Blue Hole via a scenic flight where you will enjoy a stunning and breathtaking view of this amazing marvel. The Great Blue Hole is a giant marine sinkhole off the coast of Belize. It lies near the center of Lighthouse Reef, a small atoll 70 km (43 mi) from the mainland and Belize City. The hole is circular in shape, 318 m (1,043 ft) across and 124 m (407 ft) deep.
4. 11:30 AM Arrive back at the airport.
5. Transfer from the airport to the hotel.
6. 12:00 PM Free time.
Day 8 Itinerary
Summary of today's activities:
Today, we spend the day in utter relaxation at the hotel and enjoy a 4 hour fishing tour!
Timeline:
1. Relax at the hotel.
2. 8:00 AM Pick up at hotel dock for a 4 hour fishing tour.
2. 8:00 AM Pick up at hotel dock for a 4 hour fishing tour.
We can fish for snapper and barracuda. The trip includes water, fishing gear, and bait.
Day 9 Itinerary
Summary of today's activities:
Time to head back home.
Timeline:
1. Leave hotel for harbor.
1. Leave hotel for harbor.
Departure times will depend on when you schedule your flight.
2. Arrive at the harbor and transfer to the airport.
3. Arrive at Belize City Airport.
Day 2 Gallery
Begin hike at the Che Chem Ha Cave.
Che Chem Ha Cave
Che Chem Ha Cave
Che Chem Ha Cave
Che Chem Ha Cave
Che Chem Ha Cave
Che Chem Ha Cave
Che Chem Ha Cave
Che Chem Ha Cave
Che Chem Ha Cave
Che Chem Ha Cave
Che Chem Ha Cave
Che Chem Ha Cave
Che Chem Ha Cave
Che Chem Ha Cave
Che Chem Ha Cave
Che Chem Ha Cave
Che Chem Ha Cave Hike
Che Chem Ha Cave Hike
Che Chem Ha Cave Hike
Che Chem Ha Cave Hike
Che Chem Ha Cave Hike
Che Chem Ha Cave Hike
Che Chem Ha Cave Hike
Che Chem Ha Cave Hike
Che Chem Ha Cave Hike
Hike the Che Chem Ha Waterfall.
Arrive at Cahal Pech Mayan Ruins.
Day 4 Gallery
Arrive at Ajaw Chocolate.
Arrive at Xunantunich for a tour.
Arrive at Barton Creek.
Day 5 Gallery
Arrive at Tower Hill.
Leave for Lamanai Ruins in a speed boat.
Arrive at Lamanai Ruins to do some site seeing.
Lamanai Ruins
Lamanai Ruins
Lamanai Ruins
Lamanai Ruins Pathway
Lamanai Ruins
Lamanai Ruins
Lamanai Ruins
Lamanai Ruins
Lamanai Ruins
Lamanai Ruins
Lamanai Ruins
Lamanai Ruins
Lamanai Ruins
Lamanai Ruins
Lamanai Ruins
Lamanai Ruins
Lamanai Ruins
Lamanai Ruins
Lamanai Ruins
Lamanai Ruins
Lamanai Ruins
Lamanai Ruins
Lamanai Ruins
Lamanai Ruins
Lamanai Ruins
Lamanai Ruins
Lamanai Ruins
Lamanai Ruins
Leave for Tower Hill.
Day 6 Gallery
Videos:
Snorkeling Tour Hol Chan Marine Reserve Shark Alley
Snorkeling Hol Chan Marine Reserve.
Hol Chan Sea Turtle
Hol Chan Scuba Diving Tiger Sharks
Island out of hol chan marine reserve
School of colorful fish in Hol Chan Marine Reserve.
Hol Chan Marine Reserve Snorkeling
Hol Chan Marine Reserve
Hol Chan Marine Reserve
Hol Chan Marine Reserve Turtle
Hol Chan Marine Reserve Fish
Hol Chan Marine Reserve Sting Rays
Altun Mayan Ruins Tour (If weather conditions do not allow for Hol Chan Snorkeling).
Day 9 Gallery
Covid 19 Protocol
Passport Requirements
Travel Tips
FAQ's
Key Information for Travelers to Belize:
- Avoid travel to Belize.
- If you must travel to Belize, make sure you are fully vaccinated before travel.
- Because of the current situation in Belize, even fully vaccinated travelers may be at risk for getting and spreading COVID-19 variants.
- Travelers should follow recommendations or requirements in Belize, including wearing a mask and staying 6 feet apart from others.
- Level 4 Travel Health Notices may be determined by level of COVID-19 in the destination or other special considerations
Do not travel internationally until you are fully vaccinated. Getting vaccinated is still the best way to protect yourself from severe disease, slow the spread of COVID-19, and reduce the number of new variants. CDC encourages you get a COVID-19 vaccine booster dose if you are eligible. People who are not fully vaccinated should follow additional recommendations before, during, and after travel.
For the most up to date information, visit the CDC website:
CDC GUIDELINESEach passenger must have a valid passport.
Expiry date of passports should be at least six months after the return date of tour.
Traveling with Children:
We love kids! Children under 18 years of age must have proper documentation, including a valid passport and letter of parental consent. Children traveling with one parent require a notarized letter of authority from the other parent indicating travel consent.
- Travel with your money and passport in separate places in case of robbery or loss.
- Keep valuables and money in a safe place, and only carry as much money as you will need for the day.
- Be sure that your insurance plan covers emergencies outside of your country. If not, think about getting travel insurance.
- Label your luggage inside and out (name, address and phone number).
- Carry extra batteries for cameras and electronic devices. You may not have time or be able to get them here. bites and rashes, medicine for diarrhea, pain medication).
- Protect your camera, batteries etc. in plastic bags, in the case of moisture from the rainforest as humidity could penetrate your electronic equipment.
- Leave a copy of your itinerary, airline tickets, passport, driver’s license, credit cards, traveler’s
checks, medical records and important business documents with a family member or friend. - When possible, do not carry jewels or any other items of value.
- Remember that you are a visitor in the country so be mindful of Immigration and other practices.
- Protection against insects. Insects are attracted to a series of things that you could have in your luggage such as soap and lotions. Non-dangerous insects won’t bother people, but it’s better to keep them away from your clothes.
- Bring a charger for your phone or any other electronic devices.
- Stay away from large crowds.
- Check the curfew hours.
What time of the year is the best to travel to Belize?
You may visit Belize any time of the year.
The rainy season runs from June to November when annual Belize rainfall is highest. Belize does have heavy rain showers throughout the year. The early months of May and June when rainfall is just getting underway, are a good time to travel to Belize as you can escape the tourist rush and hotel rates tend to be lower.
What do I have to pack for my trip to Belize?
It is important to take into account that the weather conditions vary place-to-place, determinate by elevation and time of year. When packing consider: Light, practical clothing, especially short-sleeve shirts and fast-drying cotton pants.
There is not like rigid “dressing code” to follow. Casual wearing is the most recommendable everywhere. It is suggested to take a waterproof garment as in some areas of the country it is rainy year round.
Among the main suggested items in your suitcase, we recommend including:
- Sun block and insect repellent.
- Casual clothes for trips to the city.
- Cotton or light synthetic fabric shirts, short or long
- Cotton or light synthetic fabric pants (jeans are not recommended as they do not dry quickly).
- Shorts for hiking.
- Shoes: Lightweight hiking shoes or boots, sandals, tennis or running shoes.
- Socks: take an extra pair in case your feet get wet.
- Hat with visor for the rain and sun.
- Camera (plus extra film or memory cards).
- An extra prescription for eyeglasses and medications (if applicable).
- Sweater or Jacket.
- Swimming suit.
- Any medical prescription you might be taking at the time of your trip.
Is there a visa and passport required to enter Belize?
Travelers with passports from the United States, Canada and most European countries do not require a visa to enter. It is necessary to have a valid passport to enter the country with at least 6 months before the expiration date remaining.
Do I need any vaccinations before coming to Belize?
No vaccine is needed to enter the country.
During my visit, can I pay with a debit or credit?
Major international credit cards are accepted in Belize (Visa, Master Card and American Express). ATMs are also available throughout the country. National Parks do not accept credit or debit cards. We recommend cash for national parks.
How does tipping for services work?
Locally the restaurants include a 10% of service tax on their bills covering the tipping, this is the only exception. Bellboys, cab drivers, tour guides and chambermaids do not have a tip included on the service they provide. The amount of the tip is at your discretion.
Is it safe to drive a car in Belize?
You are allowed to drive using your valid home country license, for three months. It is safe to drive in Belize if you take basic measures such as driving slowly and attentively. Some streets are not in the best of the shapes, and in rural areas, you may come across obstacles like pedestrians and animals.
If I need to contact my embassy in Belize, how can I do it?
Any hotel or place of lodging will help you in this regard.
Do I have to carry my passport with me all the time?
Due to safety reasons is better to carry a copy of your hotel safety deposit box in order to keep your passport safe. If you must, bring a paper copy of your passport with you.
How does Belize’s taxi system work?
Should you need a taxi, make sure it is an authorized taxi. triangle on its doors. This indicates the registration number of the taxi. In addition, it is important that the vehicle have a taximeter or “María”, as it is known locally. Ask what the rate will be before using the service, as prices can change constantly.
How to ask for directions?
Avenues run through the city East to West and the streets from North to South. All are numbered and there usually is a sign on corner buildings. However, Costa Ricans do not use the avenue-and-street method to give directions. Instead, they use reference points, such as parks, stores, churches or bridges. Distances are measure in meters. For instance, an address might be given “from the Central Park, 500 meters (which means 5 blocks) south and 75 east”.
What are business hours?
Stores and businesses are open from 9:00 a.m. to 8:00 p.m. and the majority of restaurants from 10:00 a.m. to 11:00 p.m. of luggage per person. This maximum baggage allowance includes carry on. You may pay for extra already checked in.
Will my cellular phone work in Belize?
Your phone will most likely work but contact your carrier beforehand to be sure.
What is Belize’s weather like?
Whom would I call in case of an emergency?
Locally you may dial 911 for immediate emergency assistance.
What is the electrical system?
The electrical system is 110 volts / 60 Hz. You can use standard American plugs for your hair dryer, razor, and other things.
Is tap water potable in Belize?
The water is not potable in most of the country, so it is suggested to drink bottled or purified water.
What should I bring to the beach in Belize?
Here is a list of items you might want to consider for a day at the beach:
- Flip flops
- Beach bag
- Sun Hat
- Sunglasses
- Sun Blocker
What do I need to know for my flight to Belize?
Minors need a notarized letter from one or both parents if they are not traveling with them. If you are carrying on any bags on your flight, you are allowed to bring a quart-sized bag of liquids, aerosols, gels, creams and paste not totaling more than 3.4 ounces per item.
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Transportation
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Airfare
Breakfast, lunch, and dinner
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English
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Date Ranges
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Ka'ana Resort or similar category - 5 stars (premium)
Ka ana Boutique Resort and Spa sits on a 16 acre farm under a canopy of majestic hardwood and tropical fruit trees at the foothills of the majestic Maya Mountains in Western Belize. It is conveniently located near all major touring attractions in the Cayo District. Ka ana is only 2 miles west of San Ignacio Town and 6 miles east of the Guatemalan border making the local farmers market local shops restaurants pubs and major maya sites like Xunantunich and Tikal very accessible.
True to its Mayan name Ka ana meaning heavenly place this delightful boutique resort set in tropical gardens offers exceptional accommodation in charming cottages with 500 thread count sheets specialty handmade soaps and complemented by fine dining superb service and easy access to ancient Mayan sites and numerous thrilling activities. Relax on your veranda in this scenic jungle setting surrounded by swaying mango trees abundant colorful flowers and the sounds of macaws.
Here – relaxation comes easily where the service is exemplary the ambience low-key and the local art work in your room is changed during your stay. Proximity to the Xuantunich ruins Caracol Mountain Pine Ridge and the Caves River Branch make Ka ana perfect for daily outings. Just 20 minutes from the Guatemala border a trip to the Tikal ruins is another great adventure option offered.
At the resort the intimate spa allows you to unwind with a muscle-soothing massage or an all-natural body treatment before dinner and drinks at La Ceiba Restaurant and the Frieze Lounge. Ka ana Resort is a Small Luxury Hotels of the World property.
Rumors Hotel in San Ignacio or similar category - 4 stars (standard)
Make yourself at home in one of the 10 individually decorated guest rooms. Complimentary wireless Internet access is available to keep you connected. Conveniences include safes and desks, and housekeeping is provided daily.
Take advantage of recreation opportunities such as an outdoor pool or take in the view from a terrace and a garden. This hotel also features complimentary wireless Internet access, concierge services, and a picnic area.
Satisfy your appetite for dinner at the hotel’s restaurant, or stay in and take advantage of the room service (during limited hours). Relax with a refreshing drink from the poolside bar or one of the 2 bars/lounges. Cooked-to-order breakfasts are available daily from 6:30 AM to 10 AM for a fee.
Blue Zen Hotel or similar category - 4 stars (premium)
When you stay at BluZen in Caye Caulker, you’ll be near the beach, just steps from Belize Barrier Reef and Caye Caulker Beach. This hotel is within close proximity of The Split and Playa Asuncion. Make yourself at home in one of the 15 air-conditioned rooms featuring kitchens with refrigerators and stovetops. Complimentary wireless Internet access keeps you connected, and 50-inch flat-screen televisions are provided for your entertainment. Conveniences include safes and separate sitting areas, and housekeeping is provided daily. Pamper yourself with onsite massages or enjoy recreation amenities such as an outdoor pool. This hotel also features complimentary wireless Internet access, concierge services, and barbecue grills. Enjoy a satisfying meal at Lotus Restaurant and Bar serving guests of BluZen. Relax with your favorite drink at the bar/lounge or the poolside bar. Cooked-to-order breakfasts are available daily from 9:00 AM to 11:00 AM for a fee.
Blue Bay Cottage or similar category - 3 stars (standard)
When you stay at Blue Bay Cottage in Caye Caulker, you’ll be by the ocean, just steps from Belize Barrier Reef and 6 minutes by foot from Playa Asuncion. This beach vacation home is 21.6 mi (34.8 km) from San Pedro Belize Express Water Taxi Belize City Terminal and 0.1 mi (0.1 km) from Caye Caulker Sand Volleyball Court.
Make yourself at home in one of the guestrooms, featuring kitchens with full-sized refrigerators/freezers and ovens. Rooms have private patios. Flat-screen televisions with cable programming provide entertainment, while complimentary wireless Internet access keeps you connected. Conveniences include phones, as well as desks and separate sitting areas. Take in the views from a terrace and make use of amenities such as complimentary wireless Internet access and barbecue grills.
Belize Group Package - Caye Caulker
November 14, 2022 - November 22, 2022
February 10, 2023 - February 18, 2023
February 25, 2023 - March 5, 2023
May 5, 2023 - May 13, 2023
Custom Dates
Prices are in US dollars
| Room Occupancy | Single | Double | Triple | Quadruple |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Standard Hotel Adult Prices (12yrs +) |
$2900 per person | $2550 per person | $2350 per person | $2150 per person |
| Standard Hotel Children's Prices (2-12 yrs) |
(Not Available) | $2450 per child | $2250 per child | $2050 per child |
| Premium Hotel Adult Prices (12yrs +) |
$3460 per person | $2960 per person | $2760 per person | $2650 per person |
| Premium Hotel Children's Prices (2-12 yrs) |
(Not Available) | $2860 per child | $2660 per child | $2560 per child |
Prices are in US dollars
| Room Occupancy | Single | Double | Triple | Quadruple |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Standard Hotel Adult Prices (12yrs +) |
$2900 per person | $2550 per person | $2350 per person | $2150 per person |
| Standard Hotel Children's Prices (2-12 yrs) |
(Not Available) | $2450 per child | $2250 per child | $2050 per child |
| Premium Hotel Adult Prices (12yrs +) |
$3460 per person | $2960 per person | $2760 per person | $2650 per person |
| Premium Hotel Children's Prices (2-12 yrs) |
(Not Available) | $2860 per child | $2660 per child | $2560 per child |
Prices are in US dollars
| Room Occupancy | Single | Double | Triple | Quadruple |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Standard Hotel Adult Prices (12yrs +) |
$2900 per person | $2550 per person | $2350 per person | $2150 per person |
| Standard Hotel Children's Prices (2-12 yrs) |
(Not Available) | $2450 per child | $2250 per child | $2050 per child |
| Premium Hotel Adult Prices (12yrs +) |
$3460 per person | $2960 per person | $2760 per person | $2650 per person |
| Premium Hotel Children's Prices (2-12 yrs) |
(Not Available) | $2860 per child | $2660 per child | $2560 per child |
Prices are in US dollars
| Room Occupancy | Single | Double | Triple | Quadruple |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Standard Hotel Adult Prices (12yrs +) |
$2900 per person | $2550 per person | $2350 per person | $2150 per person |
| Standard Hotel Children's Prices (2-12 yrs) |
(Not Available) | $2450 per child | $2250 per child | $2050 per child |
| Premium Hotel Adult Prices (12yrs +) |
$3460 per person | $2960 per person | $2760 per person | $2650 per person |
| Premium Hotel Children's Prices (2-12 yrs) |
(Not Available) | $2860 per child | $2660 per child | $2560 per child |
Prices are in US dollars
| Room Occupancy | Single | Double | Triple | Quadruple |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Standard Hotel Adult Prices (12yrs +) |
$2900 per person | $2550 per person | $2350 per person | $2150 per person |
| Standard Hotel Children's Prices (2-12 yrs) |
(Not Available) | $2450 per child | $2250 per child | $2050 per child |
| Premium Hotel Adult Prices (12yrs +) |
$3460 per person | $2960 per person | $2760 per person | $2650 per person |
| Premium Hotel Children's Prices (2-12 yrs) |
(Not Available) | $2860 per child | $2660 per child | $2560 per child |