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- Belize Dollar (BZD)
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Caye Caulker Slideshow
Caye Caulker
Travel Blogs from Caye Caulker, Belize
Merry Christmas
... running for our connector fight in Houston. We did make it for last boarding call. Phew! All of us were so excited when we landed in Belize that it really wasn't that big of a deal that Cole's and my bag didn't make it. After all we are in Belize, things ...
Part 3
... humidity. We immediately got in cabs and went to the water taxi station, where we took a speed boat to the island of Caye Caulker. Although a little shabby on the surface, the setting made it allt he worth while. It was slower, and hard ...
Island life
... That is no exaggeration. We arrived by water taxi yesterday and have now fallen in love with island life on Caye Caulker. For anyone who has been to one of Belize's Cayes they'll no exactly how we feel and will know that already we don't want to leave ...
The Rasta Vibe
... day with a swim in the sea by the 'Split’ which is about five minutes’ walk or probably twenty minutes in a Caye Caulker emergency golf cart from our sea front digs. The split is a small channel that separates the two land masses that make up ...
Don't Stop Belizing!
... had been smoked on the BBQ/grill thing. I was in heaven! With a full belly we hopped on the ferry and made our way to Caye Caulker which is a small island about 45 minutes from the mainland on a pretty fast boat. We decided to walk around until we found a ...
Going slow in Belize
... volcanoes and ruins in Guatamala, it was time to catch my breath and get in some beach time in Caye Caulker, a laid back island about 1 hour by boat from Belize City. The first day I went on a snorkelling tour around the island, and it really was the ...
Caye Caulker
Leaving Placencia behind I left for Caye Caulker via water taxi to Independence, bus to Belize City followed by water taxi out to the caye. The town part of Caye Caulker is similar in size to Placencia, but without the beach. Caye Caulker is far ...
Caye Caulker
... with tons of character. We had a porch, bathroom, and fan all for just 20$ US a night. The highlight of our Caye Caulker experience had to be our day of snorkling with Raggamuffin tours. We snorkled the barrier reef and saw manitee, nurse ...
Go slow
"Go slow" is a common phrase heard around Caye Caulker in Belize. For our third and final day of diving here, Tim, Johnny and I woke up and went to breakfast at Amor Y Cafe before making it over to Big Fish Dive Center around 8:30 a.m. and we were told we ...
Im Paradies angekommen
... Mit dem hoffnungslos ueberladenen Wassertaxi (Assoziationen mit einem Fluechtlingsboot kamen auf) fuhren wir nach Caye Caulker einer kleinen Karibikinsel vor Belize. Schliesslich kamen wir nach insgesamt 9 Stunden im Paradies an! Begruesst wurden wir mit ...
A little bit of the Carribean!
We got a water taxi to Caye Caulker which is now only a small island as it got split by a hurricane and now the bigger part is just forest and mangroves and only about three people live there now! The smaller part however is really cool! You can walk ...
Chillin' it in Caye Caulker
... well its just got to be there.....*a song from the 80s showing my age*.....well I have found it and it is called Caye Caulker. Imagine a small sandy little island, plonk some turqoise water around it, palm trees along the edges, some little shacks selling ...
Go Slow
This is the simple slogan of the thin and short stretch of chalky land in the Caribbean, otherwise known as Caye Caulker, which marks the first of 4 areas I'm visiting on this winter holiday trip. The journey here started on one of the more ghetto ...
The best beach yet
I had to catch an illegal boat to Caye Caulker cause the taxis stopped due to the Hurricane...I met these for Irish guys..Dave, Connor, Owen..and Collin..i think..anyway we took a nice Long boat ride with bob Marley driving us saying there was a weight ...
Mar 24, 2010
Apr 30, 2009
Island Fun
... that coming to Belize was not in our original travel plans. We are having a great time here on the small island of Caye Caulker. It's a popular backpacker destination with lots to do and a great carribean vibe. There is enough to do to keep ...
Easy Breezy Caye Caulker
... ride until the rain hit us along the way. However, the taxi had an indoor section and we were able to get some shelter there. Caye Caulker is an incredibly laid back island. It is very small and only has two streets that run the length of the island that ...
the Saxonater!
Got up early from San Ignacio and took the 8am bus back to belize city. It was all locals going to work, no tourists, which i love, so it was a fun ride in. I took a taxi to the airport to meet her and horray! she made it in one piece. we went to the ...
Caye Caulker
... , no problem! ». On troque notre espanol par l’anglais, le belize est le seul pays anglophone d’amérique centrale. A Caye Caulker le temps s’est arrêté l’espace de 4 jours. Le reggae berce nos journées, la langouste ravit ...
Unbelizeable
... hurricanes and overall it was well worth it. We then returned our hire car and arrived to a somewhat damp Caye Caulker and after settling in to our “suite” at the Costa Maya Beach cabanas we promptly spent ...
DINKS
... black beans and waited for the water taxi to take us to Caye Caulker. The boat was ugly but the view was pretty. We got to Caye Caulker, checked in, took showers, and walked around the island. The island is laid back, but it was more 'let's go find ...
Belize!!
We got to sleep in on the final day of our journey to Caye Caulker, and caught a 5:50am chicken bus from Punta Gorda to Belize City. The 7 hour ride put us (and our tail bones) at our limit for the number of chicken buses in 4 ...
Caye Caulker
Decided that going to Belize and not seeing the reef was crazy. Settled on Caye Caulker since it´s close, small and cheap. Good choice, but my spider sense for hostels failed me this time. Location, congenial public spaces, and quiet are what I need. Got ...
Belize, a retrospective view - part 1
... you can spot him. Next morning we watched the sun come up over the Caribbean Shit, I mean Sea, and then headed off to Caye Caulker for some snorkelling and lobster. We bumped into Marcus (there´s one) whilst over there and also met Dave and Lillian who ...