Ambergris Caye

Ambergris Caye is a small haven in the Caribbean, surrounded by vibrantly turquoise waters and skirted on its eastern side by the longest barrier reef in the Western Hemisphere. Living on Ambergris, you’d wake up to the gentle lapping of waves onto pristine white-sand beaches just outside your window and the faint crash of the ocean in the distance, breaking against the second longest coral reef in the world… 

Ambergris Caye is the largest of Belize’s 200 or so cayes at 35 miles long. The caye consists of collections of mangroves, swamps and lagoons, and beaches. The reef runs up to and touches the island in the northeast at a rocky point. 

Ambergris Caye’s San Pedro Town is also a bustling tourist destination with world-class restaurants, great night life, a broad variety of activities and pastimes, and, to top it all off, is a little haven of onshore and offshore financial services. 

Ambergris… a true meeting place of cultures. She stands somewhat apart from the mainland in her self-expression and lifestyle, and embodies one of those cultures that truly has it all. On this small island, the passion and vitality of Latin American culture and music can be experienced alongside most of the comforts and business facilities of the Western world, melded all the while with the laid-back and welcoming vibe of the Caribbean.