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Caye Caulker is a small island in the Carribean Sea, approximately 20 miles from the Belizean mainland. The entire island is only five miles long and one mile wide, and the primary modes of transportation are bicycle, golf cart and on foot. The island is accessible by water taxi and by air.
Along with nearby Amergris Caye, Caye Caulker is one of Belize's premier tourist destinations, famous for its snorkeling and diving opportunities. Tourists come to Caye Caulker to snorkel in Shark Ray Alley, dive the Blue Hole, go on manatee-sighting tours, or just to relax. In contrast to the more resort-laiden Ambergris, Caye Caulker has many budget options and is popular among backpackers.
In 1961, Hurricane Hattie forever changed Caye Caulker by splitting the island in two. The north end of the island is now seperated from Caye Caulker Village by a narrow channel known as "The Split". Both ends are still collectively known as Caye Caulker.
Along with nearby Amergris Caye, Caye Caulker is one of Belize's premier tourist destinations, famous for its snorkeling and diving opportunities. Tourists come to Caye Caulker to snorkel in Shark Ray Alley, dive the Blue Hole, go on manatee-sighting tours, or just to relax. In contrast to the more resort-laiden Ambergris, Caye Caulker has many budget options and is popular among backpackers.
In 1961, Hurricane Hattie forever changed Caye Caulker by splitting the island in two. The north end of the island is now seperated from Caye Caulker Village by a narrow channel known as "The Split". Both ends are still collectively known as Caye Caulker.
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Dec 11, 2002 – Mar 11, 2003
When we woke up the next morning we saw a blue sky - hadn't seen much of that since our first day in Chetumal really.
Unfortunately the blue skies would not last. Before we had completed the payment of the snorkelling tour the sky was overcast already.
We decided to go on the tour an…
Oct 31, 2005 – Nov 18, 2007
Caye Caulker is a dreamy little island about 45 minutes water taxi from the mainland, Belize. Main street permits no cars, just golf carts and bikes (and lots of pedestrians and dogs). When I went to Belize in late April/early May 2007, I had grand intentions of seeing Mayan ruins and maybe even tr…
Jul 27, 2007 – Aug 11, 2007
Our last day full day in Central America was spent doing nothing -- no buses, no traveling, no searching, no activities, no sites -- nothing but eating, walking around and taking a dip in the ocean. Yes, all this rest made me a little uncomfortable.
It also gave me a chance to take advantage …
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