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Caribbean Villas is situated right on the beach on Ambergris Caye, Belize. There are only 12 rooms on these 2.5 acres of landscaped gardens, fronted by 250 feet of private beach and hiding the only bird sanctuary and people perch on the island. The bird sanctuary is one of the few remaining areas of original littoral forest, unchanged from the times the buccaneers buried their treasure here.
There is a 300-foot private dock from which you can snorkel over the artificial reef, lie in a hammock, or catch your tour boat to adventure. The tour boats will pick you up from the dock to take you snorkeling, diving, manatee watching, cave tubing, to the Mayan ruins, or to one of the many romantic waterside restaurants situated along the shore. Tours, golf cart rentals, and bicycle rentals, can be booked in advance or at the front desk after you arrive. Golf carts are restricted on the island so it's recommend you book in advance.
The villas are sufficiently far from town to preserve your peace and quiet, but a 10-minute barefoot walk along the beach will take you to San Pedro with its cobblestone streets, quaint shops, and many restaurants. All units are oceanfront, enjoying a beautiful view of the Caribbean. Units have ceiling fans and air-conditioning. For more family accommodation, some units can be joined using connecting doors. Ocean View Rooms have queen beds, private baths with showers, small sofas, small refrigerators/freezers, microwaves, coffeemakers, blenders, toasters, and dining room tables with chairs. Attached is a covered veranda. One Bedroom Suites, Garden Studios, and Lofted Suites have fully equipped kitchens.
The water heating is supplemented by rooftop solar panels. Irrigation is from rainwater catchment tanks. The rooms are designed to catch the cooling trade winds to reduce the need for air-conditioning.
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