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Caye Caulker is a small Caribbean island off the coast of Belize. It’s divided by a narrow channel called the Split, where there’s a bar and a sandy beach. To the south is the island’s only settlement, known as Caye Caulker Village. The north of the island is home to dense mangrove forest and diverse birdlife, protected by a forest reserve. The Caye Caulker Marine Reserve has dive sites on the Belize Barrier Reef.
Ramon Village Hotel
Picture by By Tessie Duran Tonaco At Fogón Restaurant
Let luxury and solace surround, in-between the glow of golden sands and relentlessly rich blue – of thrilling adventure and delightful leisure. Set along the Hopkins coast, the Lodge at Jaguar Reef features culture and vivacity in each moment – with luxury accommodations, superb amenities, and world-class dining. Here, share in the warmth of the sun’s gentle embrace, basking in seclusion and unprecedented serenity on the shores of the Caribbean Sea.
The weather knows what Love is!
Turned out to be a beautiful day for a wedding.
Like everywhere in the world, there are places in Belize that are comfortable and feel safe for the vast majority of people, and other places that are better for more experienced travelers and people that have spent a considerable amount of time in the country.
Hopkins Bay, a Muy’Ono Resort
LOCATION - HOPKINS
Ideally situated at the edge of Belize, on the Caribbean Sea, in the heart of the cozy Garifuna village of Hopkins. If you want the authentic experience in Belize, welcome home. The relaxed beach resort is perfectly located for both ocean and jungle excursions while allowing guests to be immersed in the local culture and cuisine of Hopkins Village voted the friendliest village in Belize!
AMENITIES & FACILITIES
Guests enjoy the two pools, Rhum Shack Restaurant, Drum Bar, and massage palapa. By combining the comforts of home with unparalleled adventure options, Hopkins Bay Resort curates once-in-a-lifetime experiences.
Welcome Drink
Rhum Shack Restaurant
The Drum Bar, poolside
Two swimming pools
Beach towels and sun lounges
Front desk with gift shop
Bellhop
Concierge
Adventure Center with diving, fishing, and jungle tours
Palapa for spa services on-site
Organic garden
Free self parking
Free WiFi
Free kayaks, paddle boards, and bikes
Safe-deposit box
Non-smoking with designated smoking areas
Airport transportation available
Breakfast and Meal Plans available
Babysitting available
Private chef available
Wedding and event services available
ROOMS
The resort offers one, two, and three bedroom beach houses with comfortable amenities and commanding views of the Caribbean Sea. Each unit is equipped with all the amenities you need, balcony, air-conditioning, flat-screen TV, wireless internet, and coffeemaker.
ACTIVITIES
Fly Fishing
Reef Fishing
Deep Sea Charter
SCUBA Diving
Snorkeling
Island Day Trip
Bioluminescence
Zip Lining
Waterfall Rapelling
Cave Tubing
ATM Cave
Jaguar Reserve
Mayan Ruins
Horseback Riding
Beachside Massage
Chocolate Making
Garifuna Drum Making
Complimentary:
Kayaks, Paddle Boards, Bikes, Resort Games
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Caye Caulker is a small limestone coral island off the coast of Belize in the Caribbean Sea measuring about 5 miles by less than 1 mile. The town on the island is known by the name Caye Caulker Village. The population of Caye Caulker is approximately 2000 people today and still growing. Caye Caulker is located approximately 20 miles north-northeast of Belize City, and is accessible by high-speed water taxi or small plane. In recent years, the island has become a popular destination for backpackers and other tourists. There are over 50 hotels and a number of restaurants and shops
PRESS RELEASE
San Pedro, Ambergris Caye, Belize
Tuesday, April 2, 2019
Tropic Air announces that it has been recognized with the Travelers’ Choice Award in the Specialty and Leisure Category in Latin America in the 2019 TripAdvisor Travelers’ Choice awards for Airlines. This is the first time any airline in Belize has won any award from TripAdvisor.
TripAdvisor awards the world’s top carriers based on the quantity and quality of reviews and ratings for airlines by TripAdvisor flyers. These are gathered over a 12-month period.
“This awards validates the hard work and dedication of the 360 Tropic Air employees who have exceeded our guests’ expectations throughout their entire travel experience with us,” said John Greif III, President of Tropic Air.
“We are honoured by this award and its recognition is cherished. It makes us strive to continue the work of enhancing, investing in, and improving the experience for all our customers,” said Steve Schulte, CEO of Tropic Air.
To read TripAdvisor traveler reviews and opinions of Tropic Air, go to
https://www.tripadvisor.com/Airline_Review-d10533105-Reviews-Tropic-Air-Belize
For the complete list of Travelers’ Choice award-winning airlines for 2019, visit:
https://www.tripadvisor.com/TravelersChoice-Airlines-cLatinAmerica
About Tropic Air
With nearly 40 years of service, Tropic Air currently flies over 200 daily scheduled flights with 20 aircraft to 15 destinations in Belize, Mexico, Honduras and Guatemala. Tropic Air now employs over 360 team members and will carry over 300,000 passengers and 425,000 items of freight system wide this year. It has two additional aircraft on order.
Tropic Air recently successfully completed IATA’s Industry Standard Safety Audit for the third time, after joining the program in 2015. In September, Tropic was also admitted as a member of the Latin American Airlines Association (ALTA), after meeting its professional standards requirements.
Journalists with media enquiries, please contact the press office: [email protected]
Altun Ha
Altun Ha (9am-5pm daily, US$5) is 34 miles north of Belize City and has become one of the more popular day trips for groups and individuals venturing from Belize City, Ambergris Caye, and Caye Caulker; it is the most visited Mayan ruins in Belize. A Mayan trading center as well as a religious ceremonial site, it is believed to have accommodated about 10,000 people. Archaeologists, working amid a Mayan community that has been living here for several centuries, have dated construction to about 1,500-2,000 years ago. It wasn’t until the archaeologists arrived in 1964 that the old name, Rockstone Pond, was translated into the Mayan words “Altun Ha.”
To reach Altun Ha from the Philip Goldson Highway, continue past the Burrell Boom turnoff (to the Community Baboon Sanctuary) and continue to about Mile 19, where the road forks; the right fork is the Old Northern Highway, which leads to Altun Ha and Maskall Village. The entrance is 10.5 miles from the intersection. The road is in horrible condition and is not getting any better with the increased traffic.
Altun Ha is close enough to Belize City that a taxi ride is your best bet (US$100 round-trip). Kenneth Bennett of KB Taxi Service (tel. 501/634-2865) is an excellent driver who will wait for up to 2.5 hours while you tour the site. You can also opt for a tour operator that specializes in these trips, such as JAF TRAVEL 1.786.242.7222 or [email protected]
BELIZE COFFEE BEANS
The country of Belize is a central American country located between the Mexican to the North and Guatemala to the West and South, and the beautiful Caribbean Sea to the East.
Belize coffee is cultivated organically under the rainforest canopy at the Gullon Jug Estate on the high plateaus of western Belize. The estate is 130,000 acres in all including cattle, corn, orchards, wild game and a tourist resort.
The fertile soils and subtropical, temperate climate provide ideal conditions for growing fine Arabica coffee. The forests of the region were once covered with the prized mahogany trees that were felled to panel the walls of aristocrats in England.
Today the forests of Belize provide shade for Arabica coffee plants, which allows the coffee trees to mature slower, delivering more nutrients to the coffee beans and developing more robust flavors.
Belize: Kayaking and Jungle Adventure
A comprehensive guide to backpacking Belize on a budget, with tips on how to save money, cheap places to eat, top things to do, and so much more contact [email protected]
Ramon’s Village Resort in BELIZE
Belize is more than a scuba diving destination. Here are the best Belize tours and activities on land and in the water.
Scuba Diving – San Pedro, Ambergris Caye
Known for Our Blue Hole Expeditions
The Blue Hole in Belize was made famous by Jacques Cousteau, who declared it one of the top ten scuba diving sites in the world. This is a popular spot among recreational scuba divers who are lured by the opportunity to dive into crystal-clear water and to meet several species of fish, including Midnight Parrotfish, Caribbean reef sharks, and other juvenile species. Other kinds of sharks, such as the bull shark and hammerheads, have been reported there, but are not regularly sighted. Usually, day trips to the Great Blue Hole are full-day trips from the coastal tourist communities in Belize.
In 2012 Discovery Channel ranked the Great Blue Hole as number one on its list of “The 10 Most Amazing Places on Earth.”
We have 12 boats ranging from 17-foot to 20-foot skiffs to our 52-footer, Papa Changa, and most favored our Blue Hole flagship, the 62-footer “Papa Tomas,” the most comfortable and suitable Blue Hole Dive Vessel in Belize.
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