Caye Caulker Belize is one of the most popular islands in the country. There are so many things to do in Caye Caulker island Belize, but we have compiled the top 5 for you.
There are many activities in Caye Caulker Belize
In Caye Caulker Belize, things are slower, informal and laid back 
even in Caye Caulker hotels. Belize’s barrier islands carries more of a Caribbean island feel to it, instead of a Central American nation. People here are quite happy and friendly and they all speak English. After all, Belize retains the classification of being the only Central American county that has English as its national language. Seafood is mostly plentiful and usually inexpensive and hotels in Caye Caulker Belize is plentiful.
There are no cars here because they’re not needed on this small island. There are 3 dirt streets extending along the Front, Middle and Back that are used by bicyclists, waters and golf carts. The lack of cars ensures the slow pace of the island so it’s more pleasant. There is so much construction of Caye Caulker Belize lodging and other facilities going on, so this is one of those places you have to go to so you can enjoy its charm before it becomes more built-up. Here are the top five things to do in Caye Caulker.
Watch a Movie Under the Stars
Watching a movie isn’t really recommended here because you can do that at home. However, in Caye Caulker, you have a chance for a unique movie viewing experience under the stars. Every Monday, Wednesday and Friday night, a vacant lot us fitted with a movie screen, comfy cabanas and lawn chairs. Mosquito coils burn in empty beer bottles to keep away pesky insects. There’s also popcorn, a cash bar, and even a grill. There are 2 showings every night; the first movie starts after sunset at 6:30 and the second one starts immediately after the first one. Movies are current releases so take a seat under the stars and enjoy the show.
Catch a Game of Ball
This is something you won’t find in any tourism brochaure or travel guide, but Caye Caulker gets sserious about their basketball. There’s a basketball court off Front Street near the main ferry dock. In the evenings, the court heats up and the games get intense. Friends and family take to the 3 rows of bleachers on either side to check out the action. These are informal pick-up games, but these guys get into the game and they’re quite good. You’ll be impressed as you sit on the sidelines and watch them strive to show their skills. Before or after dinner, get a beer at the market near the court, blend in the stands and catch a fierce competition heat up.
Devour Fresh Seaofood
This is one of the best places to get your seafood fix. Within the months of June and February, lobster is abundant and right out of the sea. Shrimp, conch and numerous fish varieties are all begging to be consumed, whether they are served deep-fried, grilled or as ceviche. One popular recommendation among locals is the lobster at Wish Willy that’s grilled to perfection with soy-based sauce, the flavorful and fresh ceviche at Marin’s, and the simple but delicious meaty fried conch take-out at Chan’s and should make you come back for a second visit.
Dive at Belize Barrier Reef
Belize is a scuba diving mecca and Caye Caulker offers the perfect place to use as a home base to explore the vast underwater ecology that surrounds it. The world-famous Blue Hole tops diving bucket lists and likely for good reason. Caye Caulker also makes for a great vase for Turneffe Atoll dives, along with the spots off nearby Ambergris Caye like Tackle Box, which is a favorite dive of many. If you’re not a certified diver, change it and allow yourself to explore the world down below. It’s not exactly the most inexpensive place to do so, but the beautiful Belizea reefs make it worth it. If you’re not comfortable with diving, snorkeling might be a suitable substitute because there are several flower reefs teaming with marine life. Hol Chan Marine Preserve is a great day trip to take that alo entails a trip to Shark Ray Alley and other stops.
Do Nothing
This is exactly what Caye Caulker is all about. After all, the unofficial slogan is ‘Go Slow’ and you’ll see these signs throughout the island. Caye Caulker is all about relaxing and slowing down so get that groove on and chill out. Look for a spot in a hammock and just let the world go by. You can also toss a line in the water from the dock and see if you get bites. If hammocks are not your thing, you can try the many swings on the bars and docks facing the ocean. Hang out with the tourists, locals and backpackers who all seem to congregate and commingle on the split every afternoon. Get a bucket of Belikin Beers and relax.
There are still so many things that you can do on this small island, you can ask the locals for more; they should be happy to be of help. Caye Caulker island Belize is truly a place worth visiting. If your find yourself in Belize, set aside a day or two to stay here. Contact a reputable tour company near you now and ask about packages and rates. You’ll definitely enjoy your stay here.