• Caye Caulker

    March 12 in Belize ⋅ ☀️ 27 °C

    We left San Ignacio this morning and traveled by chicken bus with the locals back to Belize City where we caught a water taxi to the tiny island of Caye Caulker. Once we checked in to our beach hotel we took a “bike with purpose” tour of the island, supporting some local teens who are raising funds for their education. We visited their school, their soccer pitch, the site of an ancient ‘Giant Cave’ and the location where the island was split by hurricane Hattie. The cave, located directly beneath the island, is believed by some to be the largest in the world and is known for extreme, advanced only technical diving, It features deep dark tunnels, 25 foot stalactites and ancient Mayan artifacts, such as a large clay pot. In the evening we treated ourselves to a delicious meal under the stars at the Pelican restaurant. “Go slow” is the island vibe here.Read more