Homestays in Caye Caulker

Anna Greece

beautiful apartment. big balcony with view, big hammock and privacy. functional kitchen. very comfortable bed. there are bikes available to use. And the owners are super friendly and helpful. Definitely recommend!!

Rebecca New Zealand

The host Cecelio was extremely helpful and friendly. We really enjoyed our stay, would definitely recommend staying here 🙂

Livia Switzerland

Mike and Lily were welcoming us very warmly and made sure that we had everything we needed. With the bikes the distance to the restaurants etc is no problem at all. We had a great time there.

Cheryl United States

Lovely private cottage on the water! Amazing sunset views. You can view sea life right from the edge of the seawall - sting rays, fish, and crabs! The cottage is well appointed with quality items- sheets, pillows, mattress, furniture, kitchen items, towels, and a supply of spices, coffee, filters, and cold beer in the fridge! Bicycles are also provided. The AC cools the home quickly!

D Mexico

This will be a long review: One thing to keep in mind before booking: if you're coming in from Belize City and require a ferry to Caye Caulker, the last boat leaves at 5:30pm. You might have to book a rental for the night in the city and then ride the ferry next day. The kind host called a taxi to pick me up and take me to the ferry. Upon arriving at The Novelo, a woman who lived next door contacted my host. (I didn't have a Belizian sim card). Shortly after, I was greeted by Max, the host's son. He brought me to my rental, the 'Blue Abel'. He kindly welcomed me and explained all the things I needed to know about staying there. After he left, his kind and beautiful girlfriend greeted me. She answered all of my questions and we had a lovely conversation. She and Max live on the 2nd floor, right above the rental, so they were easily accessible. The host was also very kind and answered any questions I had. She even called me beautiful~ (Bless her heart~ ^_^*) The rental is very large and is located right on the beach. Inside is beautifully decorated with mosaic art, charming prints, lovely furniture, and a great library. The bathroom was beautifully designed, with hot water that never wavered. The wifi was very stable. There were no mosquitoes nor crawling bugs. I slept very, very well. It was dark outside and I was very hungry. No one was available to drive me by golf-cart, so I rode one of the bicycles. [I guess this was the one thing I didn't like: None of the bicycles were cleaned and/or prepared for use. They were caked in grey mud. I chose the bicycle with the least mud on it. Bad-part, fin.] TIP FOR RIDING THE BICYCLES AT NIGHT: There are no street lamps. The host has head-lamps for you to use. Regarding the large puddles; DO NOT RIDE AROUND THEM. The mud is soft and slippery, which might cause you to fall or get your shoes dirty. Ride through the puddles because there is stable ground that will support your ride-through.

Isabela Ecuador

The room was very comfortable. I liked the small fridge and the microwave, very useful! The porch was very nice too.