The tour departs from San Pedro and travels toward Caye Caulker, with snorkeling selected from options such as coral gardens, the northern channel or Hol Chan and Shark Ray Alley.
After the water portion, guests have time to explore Caye Caulker, choose a local restaurant and visit island sights such as the tarpon area. Wildlife sightings and exact snorkel stops depend on conditions.
A balanced day of reef time and island discovery.
Reef stops selected for the day
Explore coral habitat and marine life with an experienced guide.
Explore Caye Caulker
Walk the sandy streets, browse local shops or relax near the water.
Choose lunch on the island
Enjoy time to purchase lunch from one of Caye Caulker's local restaurants.
Visit the tarpon area
The published day includes a visit to the back of the island where tarpons are commonly seen.
Move from San Pedro to the reef and island.
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Depart San Pedro
Meet the BPDC team and begin the scenic private boat ride toward Caye Caulker.
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Snorkel with your guide
The crew selects appropriate reef or reserve stops based on the planned route and conditions.
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Explore Caye Caulker
Enjoy island free time, local lunch options and sightseeing before returning.
Know what is listed and what is additional.
Published inclusions
- Private boat experience
- Experienced guide
- Pickup from accommodations within a reasonable distance
Additional or confirm
- Lunch at Caye Caulker
- Snorkeling equipment
- 12.5% General Sales Tax
- Hol Chan fee if that route is selected
Caye Caulker Day Tour FAQs.
What is included in the Caye Caulker day?
The private tour combines a boat ride, guided snorkeling and time to explore Caye Caulker. BPDC also lists pickup within a reasonable distance.
Is lunch included?
No. The published exclusions list lunch at Caye Caulker, allowing guests to choose a local restaurant.
Which snorkeling sites are visited?
The route may use coral gardens and the northern channel or Hol Chan and Shark Ray Alley. BPDC confirms the plan based on the day.
Is snorkeling equipment included?
No. Snorkeling equipment is additional.