Sunset
December 18, 2008 by Richard McGuire · Leave a Comment
The west side of Caye Caulker gets some amazing sunsets, as the boats come in for the evening.
Gone to the birds
December 18, 2008 by Richard McGuire · Leave a Comment
South of the airstrip at the south end of the island all kinds of exotic birds hang out.
Barefoot alley
December 18, 2008 by Richard McGuire · Leave a Comment
Transportation is generally by walking or biking, with golf carts being the fastest vehicles. With sand everywhere, barefoot is fine.
Dinner time
December 18, 2008 by Richard McGuire · Leave a Comment
A frigate bird soars overhead as fishermen cut up their catch, waiting for scraps for dinner.
Bike trail
December 18, 2008 by Richard McGuire · Leave a Comment
The south end of the island has trails skirting the coast through palms and mangroves that are great for walking or biking.
Water babies
December 18, 2008 by Richard McGuire · 2 Comments
The action takes place at the end of docks on the windward (east) side of the island.
Keeping cool
December 17, 2008 by Richard McGuire · Leave a Comment
Although the temperature is around 30 degrees, there’s a continual cool breeze off the sea. You can always take a dip at the public beach, or grab a beer at the Lazy Lizard.
Necessary comforts
December 17, 2008 by Richard McGuire · Leave a Comment
My hotel is basic, but it has the necessary comforts — a fan, hot water, and wireless high-speed internet. Best of all, you can swim from the dock across the sandy street.
Belize in bloom
December 17, 2008 by Richard McGuire · Leave a Comment
Flowers bloom everywhere in Belize. Bouganvillia, 
Hybiscus, and many others.
Watching the waves
December 17, 2008 by Richard McGuire · Leave a Comment
Ignacio’s Beach Cabins are typical of budget accommodation on Caye Caulker. I considered staying here, but chose to stay in a more main area. These cabins are perfect if you want to lie in a hammock and watch the waves.
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