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Caye Caulker Rentals handles holiday home rentals on Caye Caulker in Belize. There are a number of people who own houses here but do not stay all year, so Caye Caulker Rentals rent these out to holidaymakers.

They are around 30 houses to choose from at Caye Caulker Rentals, all different and reflect the various personalities that put their time and effort into building these homes to Caye Caulker on the Belize Island.

Some offer more modern amenities such as A/C, T/V, swimming pool, WIFI and some have a more rustic 'Caye Caulker' style. Caye Caulker on Belize island is a unique spot on the globe and there is place for all these homes which range as much as my guests.

There are numerous tourits attraction for guests to enjoy when renting a holiday house from Caye Caulker
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The snorkeling is world class! From your first glimpse underwater, you are in a totally different world - brightly colored fish, sponges, corals, and other creatures everywhere!

Caye Caulker Marine Reserve - Right off Caye Caulker you can snorkel in the world's second longest barrier reef. In the Coral Garden you can see some many fish and beautiful colorful corals. Swim with nurse sharks and eagle rays. It's a once in a lifetime experience! Bottle-nosed dolphins often swim around the boats in route to the reef.

The Manatee (or Sea Cow) is a beautiful, friendly creature. Tours from Caye Caulker take you to visit these docile creatures, in their natural habitat.

No trip to Belize is complete without a visit to a Maya Ruin. Tours leave from Caye Caulker across to the mainland through a a beautiful mangrove lagoon and into the village of Bomba. From there you board a van to Altun Ha, Belize's most famous Maya ruin. Or, you can go by boat via the New River to Lamanai, a beautiful ruin set in the rainforest amongst orchids and howler monkeys.

Expert tour guides offer guided walks to look at birds. There are over 100 species found on the Caye, some of which are rarely seen elsewhere.

One can swim off any of the piers on Caye Caulker, but many people prefer to swim at the Split a gathering place.