The village of Caye Caulker is kind of quiet and friendly.
A number of good restaurants are open in town. You can
have a pretty good time just sitting around the Sandbox,
drinking a coffee at Cafe Amor or eating ceviche at Rainbow out
over the water. Habaneros has wonderful dinners, Roses whips
up excellent grilled fish, Syd's is down with great local food. You
are welcome to sit all day, just looking at people on bikes and
golf carts or strolling down the pleasant white sand streets.
Nearly every part of the island is within walking distance.
Food is everywhere on the island. Kids sell hot bread and
coconut sweet bread after school. Part of the fun of Caye
Caulker is figuring out which house that kid who sells the
banana cake lives in, so that you can catch him first when it is
still hot.
Many local boatmen would be happy to take you to the reef
or to the nearby Marine Reserve of Hol Chan. There is an area of
friendly rays at Ray Alley you can stop to mingle with on the way.
Juni, Carlos or Creek are among the best guys to do this with.
They appear to know some of them personally. A few friendly
nurse sharks mingle with them too.
You can rent kayaks and cruise the mangroves or paddle
completely around the island.
First class scuba diving available year around.
Other popular sports are Kite surfing with the Kite School open
every winter.
You can send and receive Email from a number of cyber
cafes.
Just come down, take off your shoes and just relax under
the Caribbean sun.
A number of good restaurants are open in town. You can
have a pretty good time just sitting around the Sandbox,
drinking a coffee at Cafe Amor or eating ceviche at Rainbow out
over the water. Habaneros has wonderful dinners, Roses whips
up excellent grilled fish, Syd's is down with great local food. You
are welcome to sit all day, just looking at people on bikes and
golf carts or strolling down the pleasant white sand streets.
Nearly every part of the island is within walking distance.
Food is everywhere on the island. Kids sell hot bread and
coconut sweet bread after school. Part of the fun of Caye
Caulker is figuring out which house that kid who sells the
banana cake lives in, so that you can catch him first when it is
still hot.
Many local boatmen would be happy to take you to the reef
or to the nearby Marine Reserve of Hol Chan. There is an area of
friendly rays at Ray Alley you can stop to mingle with on the way.
Juni, Carlos or Creek are among the best guys to do this with.
They appear to know some of them personally. A few friendly
nurse sharks mingle with them too.
You can rent kayaks and cruise the mangroves or paddle
completely around the island.
First class scuba diving available year around.
Other popular sports are Kite surfing with the Kite School open
every winter.
You can send and receive Email from a number of cyber
cafes.
Just come down, take off your shoes and just relax under
the Caribbean sun.
Welcome to Caye Caulker
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