Belize became famous for its diving in the 70s with the visit of the world famous undersea explorer Jacques Cousteau and his research vessel “Calypso” to the Blue Hole. So kick off your shoes and plunge into the largest ocean sinkhole in the world.

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We’ll share with you this little secret: Belize is more than a diving and snorkeling destination! Belize is a tourist destination with a difference: river tours, cave tubing, jungle treks, and many Maya ruins.

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No two islands are the same. If you don’t believe, take a trip to Caye Caulker, a quaint fishing island located just 25 minutes south of  Ambergris Caye.It used to be a sleepy fishing village ‘back in the day’ and it proudly retains much of that laid back village life.

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Fishing

In the late fifties and early sixties Belize was known to only a select few who came down to test these great turquoise waters for Bone, Tarpon and Permit fish. There were only a few small, primitive fishing lodges at that time and some of those same professional fishing guides still take these fishermen out today!

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Bird Watching and Shelling Trip on Ambergris Caye

For the true bird lover there are hundreds of species of birds on San Pedro Ambergris Caye.Two bird sanctuaries on our island provide ample viewing opportunities of some rare birds such as the Spoonbill and Pink Ibis. You also could possibly view Osprey, Sea Hawks, Herons and Egrets. Make a stop on the back side of the island for a shelling expedition: try your luck at finding beautiful shells from our area. Fun for the whole family!

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Rico’s Resturant

Considered one of the finest restaurants on the island, Rico's sits atop the Caribbean Sea affording you a panoramic slice of seascape. Dine on our outdoor deck and bask in the tropical island ambiance with the delicious tropical island breezes.

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