Iguana Reef Inn in Caye Caulker, Belize, Belize | Angling | Diving | Fishing | Surfing | Swimming | Watersports | Scuba diving | Eco Tourism | Beach Hotel | aquatic sports | Snorkelling

Experience the laid back Caribbean island lifestyle of Caye Caulker, Belize, and the luxury of the Iguana Reef Inn.

Discover the Iguana Reef Inn on Caye Caulker - a resort that blends casual elegance with barefoot informality. Located on the water's edge, in a secluded location in the heart of a charming Fishing village, the Inn offers decidedly upscale accommodations and the enchantment of the "Old Caribbean" island lifestyle.

Relax on the verandah of one of the Inn's richly textured rooms or poolside and settle into the unhurried pace of the island. The Inn's ideal location is just minutes away from the restaurants and night spots on Caye Caulker.

Accommodations are spacious yet cozy, featuring tiled floors, air-conditioning, ceiling fans, in-room refrigerators and safe box. The furniture and artwork are by local artists. Choose between standard accommodations with two queen-size beds or a single queen-size bed or spacious deluxe accommodations with a semi-private veranda, two queen-size beds and a sitting area with a sofa and coffee table. Each room has been given its own character with rustic furniture and decorative accessories crafted from local materials - creating an aura of understated elegance.

For the ultimate in luxury on Caye Caulker there's the third floor Penthouse. A private residence occupying the entire floor of the seaside building. The spacious Penthouse is perfect for 2 couples with 2 bedrooms, 2 bathrooms, a full kitchen and spacious living/dining area with a vaulted ceiling. From the verandas there's a 360 degree view of the island and beyond.

Belize offers an extraordinary number of attractions for a country less than 9,000 square miles in size (about the size of Massachusetts). The cayes serve up the wonders of the 185-mile long barrier reef for Scuba divers, snorkelers and anglers to explore; and the mainland boasts expansive jungles, rivers and mountains for the adventurer to explore. Because the country is so small it is possible, and recommended if you have the opportunity, to take in as many of the natural wonders as possible.

Located just 21 miles from Belize City, Caye Caulker feels like it's light years away. This tiny island, a half mile wide and five miles long, consists of sandy roads traveled by golf carts, bicycles and barefoot of course.

The world's second largest barrier reef (the largest in the western hemisphere) is less than a mile from the Iguana Reef Inn. Divers can explore the colorful underwater life that is abundant along the 185 miles of the Belize barrier reef.
he protection it provides for the inland sea makes for extremely clear, calm water so it's ideal for snorkeling. The Hol Chan Marine Reserve, about 10 miles north of Caye Caulker, is one of the most popular snorkeling destinations.

Anglers worldwide have recognized the Caribbean and Central America as a world-class Fishing destination, which includes Belize. Belize offers great diversity year-round which sets it apart from many other destinations. Such diversity includes permit, bonefish and tarpon in the shallow and deeper flats surrounding many of the cayes; snapper, grouper and barracuda in the calmer waters inside the nearby barrier reef; and larger species ling kingfish, marlin and wahoo in the open sea beyond the barrier reef.

Mayan ruins are at the top of most "must see" lists for mainland Belize.Altun Ha - The most extensively excavated site and the closest to Belize City (and Caye Caulker) is just 30 miles north of Belize City.