A Walking Tour of Caye Caulker

There are many things to do in Caye Caulker, Belize. From snorkeling, diving, and fishing to savoring Caribbean style street food - Caye Caulker (interchangeably referred to as "Key Caulker" by many travelers) is a tropical lifestyle enthusiast's dream come true. This idyllic island just off the coast of Belize, accessible by airplane or ferry boat, is the perfect destination if you're looking to soak up the sun and enjoy the very best of the west Caribbean.
In this video, I take you on a walking tour of Caye Caulker (also spelled Key Caulker) and showcase some of the best street food, tropical drinks, and party venues which are not to be missed.
I've been fishing, diving, and exploring Belize for almost eight years, and I can tell you first hand, that each island has its own distinctive personality. Caye Caulker has a stronger Garifuna influence than San Pedro town, which is evident in the low key tropical vibe that defines the island. Walking the main strip on Caye Caulker affords you the opportunity to enjoy a variety of beach barbecues, a myriad of charter boats which can take you out to explore the coral reefs, and of course - a variety of beach bars which specialize in all kinds of tropical libations.
Is Caye Caulker safe? Absolutely. While you should always exercise good judgement and avoid seeking out trouble anywhere you go - Caye Caulker is safe for tourists. The island depends on tourism to support its community, and they make safety a priority whether you're drinking, eating, diving, or staying in one of the many hotels or hostels on the island.
If you're wondering how to get to Caye Caulker - it's easy! You can fly direct to Caye Caulker from Belize City on Tropic Air or Maya Air - or - you can take a ferry boat. If you're staying on nearby Ambergris Caye (san pedro town) there is a ferry to Caye Caulker which departs every hour. Needless to say, don't stress about how to get to Caye Caulker. It's extremely easy.
When it comes to things to do in Caye Caulker, or "Key Caulker" in English, there is no shortage of activities for everyone to enjoy. The most popular things to do in Caye Caulker include snorkeling, diving, walking around the island, drinking at one of the dozen or so famous tiki bars, or shopping for artisan crafts. You will never run out of things to do in Key Caulker, as long as you are inclined to enjoy water sports and enjoy Caribbean lifestyle.
I'm often asked is Caye Caulker a party island? And the answer is - yes! There is always a party somewhere on the island, whether its one of the beach bars hosting a DJ, or a outdoor dancehall where the reggae jams blast late into the night. Caye Caulker is a party island, which is ideal for travelers who are looking to drink and dance, but there's certainly many other things to do.
Is Caye Caulker Belize expensive? Not at all. Activities, accommodations, and dining on the island are much more affordable than nearby Ambergris Caye. But with that in mind, Caye Caulker is not a "fancy" or "extravagant" place. This is a tropical island - so expect sandy floors, unpaved roads, outdoor dining, and dusty conditions. One of the best things about visiting Caye Caulker is that it is an affordable place to really enjoy the best of the Caribbean. Drinks range from $2US to $9US and you can eat a seafood meal consisting of lobster or snapper with rice and beans for less than $15US. You can certainly find ways to spend your money faster than you realize, but without questions, Caye Caulker Belize is not very expensive compared to other Caribbean destinations which offer similar things to do.
Is it better to stay on Caye Caulker or Ambergris Caye? That depends on your lifestyle. Caye Caulker attracts a younger, adventurous, and celebratory demographic - typically backpackers and travelers making their way through Central America. Ambergris Caye attracts a broader demographic of travelers, from budget backpackers to ultra affluent retirees - and there is no shortage of fine dining or luxury accommodations around San Pedro town. The best thing to do is experience both islands - spend a few days on Ambergris Caye, then take the ferry over to Key Caulker and hang out until it's time to depart through Belize City for your next destination.

[@garyteachout9819]

We’ve been going to Belize for a while and finally decided to buy property on Ambergris Caye. We’re about 9 miles up from San Pedro town right on the Caribbean shore. If you’ve never been to the islands here, you gotta go. The beaches are spectacular and the people are the most wonderful and friendly we’ve ever met. After we build our little casita we’re gonna be there full time. Beautiful Belize 🇧🇿 Awesome video!

[@reycisneros2925]

Was truly blessed/privileged to have visited Belize in the early 1970s. When it was simply known for diving and what was known as bullets small bags of GANJA .... YOU BETTER /BELIZE IT❤❤

[@BonaFideWorldGuide]

Yes! I can only imagine how spectacular the diving must have been. I do my best to document the reefs now...before they are gone.

[@Carlos-dk9tw]

When I visited, there were two girls coming around with fresh coconut bread. So yummy. Love to return

[@annawindham242]

Love Split to Split Ferry with Clayto! Thanks for Sharing, makes me want to go Back To Vista Del Mar!

[@BonaFideWorldGuide]

Caye Caulker awaits your return! Thanks for watching!

[@tubab1]

Camera man understood the message around the 12 minutes mark. Good man. 😊

[@BrettHoustonTube]

Mesmerized by the bouncy butt cheeks

[@gregj831]

The Western girls must wear their g-strings for us.

[@_JimmyBeGood]

Ass sells

[@_JimmyBeGood]

T&A sells

[@gregj831]

@@_JimmyBeGood I love a great female bum like the next guy but stuff has gotten way out of control.

[@stewthewanderer]

I just came from there! Amazing place. Must visit for everyone

[@BonaFideWorldGuide]

Yes! Did you try the coconut water at HeebeeJeebies??

[@annawindham242]

Me TOO!

[@marshallsage6816]

Do any of you know about Belize? It’s much like Cuba. Keep the poor away from the tourist. Belize is full of dirt ragged poor people but they are not seen by tourist. The country sees to it. The poor stay poor because of the government. The woman that waited on you may be the next person to cross our border.

[@danmcclain8827]

WhT a great adventure. Charlie, enjoy your unique style!!

[@BonaFideWorldGuide]

Thanks! Appreciate you watching the channel!

[@DavidPerez-oj2dv]

I WAS BORN THERE IN 65' MOVED TO THE STATES IN 71' NEVER BEEN BACK HOPE SOON MY COUSIN OWNS THE JUICE DIVE

[@BonaFideWorldGuide]

That is epic. I'm sure Caye Caulker in 1965 was extraordinary. What I wouldn't give to dive those reefs 50 years ago...

[@paullaurent1401]

so wonderful place, thanks Charlie 🙂

[@BonaFideWorldGuide]

My man Paul! How are you my friend? This is one of the best divers in Belgium ladies and gentlemen!

[@Capo51]

Thnx. Liked your laid back style✌️. Nice to have bit light to a dark day by watching a blog like this from tropics🌴. The sea food🦀🦐 looked delicious.

[@BonaFideWorldGuide]

Thanks for watching! Hope the tropical vibes inspire you to find some time in the sun!

[@TreDeuce-qw3kv]

What a difference 33-years make. I just don't recognize the Caye Caulker of 1990 when I spent a considerable amount of time there building a Hurricane proof house for a client, but I'm sure the Cane Rum, Belikin Stouts, and street lobster, and Grouper pies taste as good as they did back then. I also had a project southwest of Dandriga near Placentia and for about a week I helped a local Garifuna craftsman dugout canoe maker with a new canoe and fashioned the sail rig and sai and rudder for it and the outriggers while I fended off the playful advances of his exceedingly tall and slender and pretty daughter. One of my best times was spending several days on a little family caye with a local fisherman. It was just a about an acre, but had some Mangrove trees for a bit of shade and to cut the evening breeze. Other good times were in Belize City in a bar that hadn't seen a White man in it in memory spilling Belikin Stouts with two friends while watching the street scene out the second story windows. An interesting thing happened in that bar. One of my friends saw a pretty on the street below and signaled her to come up. She was a local working girl but we had a lot fun with her kidding us with her witticisms. Later one of my friends needed to break a $100 bill as the proprietor of the bar couldn't or wouldn't so he gave it to the young Lady to go somewhere to break it for him, and yes, we all thought he was nuts for trusting her, but a half hour later after we had given him no end of guff, she showed up with his money/change. I later bought a 37-foot Rhodes Sloop which I kept anchored off Placentia and did a lot of local day sailing with it and a few trips of several or more days down to Guatemala and the Rio Dulce and out to the Blue Hole for some diving. I also kept a Hobie Cat on Caye Caulker and in the evenings we would sail around the Caye. The Belizian people are a warm and friendly people who nearly all speak better English than we do. It is so unfortunate that the Caye's and a lot of the coastal mainland will all be gone in the not so distant future due to Global Warming and sea rise. See it while you still can. Thanks for the post. It is still as beautiful as ever

[@BonaFideWorldGuide]

Thank you for sharing such an incredible chronicle of Caye Caulker, and a remarkable journey in paradise. Perspectives and experiences like yours are the reason I strive to document the places I go, the people I meet, and the remaining spectacles of nature I witness, above and below the waves. "Change is the law of life", but that doesn't mean we should ever neglect what once was, particularly when it conjures visions of paradise. I can only imagine the tranquility of Belize before it was formally consumed by the tourism industry. When we fish and dive the out islands, such as Half Moon Caye, or the atoll of Turneffe - you feel transported to another place in time. Where nature is still thriving. The people of Belize constantly impress and inspire me with their friendliness, family focused communities, and resilience. That, to me, is what's most remarkable about Belize - despite its economic / environmental hardships and struggles with poverty - the spirit of the country and its connection to nature remains strong. To anyone out there considering a trip to Caye Caulker or Ambergris Caye - just go! The islands are changing, no question, but there is no better time than now to see the majesty of this country's natural beauty for yourself.

[@luimackjohnson302]

Thank you for sharing this amazing & beautiful story! I hope I can go there to see first hand of the set up for some inspiration to build a similar facilities in Nubia Plantation along Hansa Bay in Madang Province of Papua New Guinea before the sea rises as correctly stated. Greetings from Madang, Papua New Guinea!

[@dylanpalmer3416]

isnt it funny all the people selling the sea level rising narrative are buying islands in Belize?

[@4431charlie]

actually I think they call it climate change now...the global warming didn't seem to be working anymore after the world didn't end 50 years ago as predicted..

[@seventybuick]

I was there twenty five years ago for my honeymoon. What I remember was the silence. It seems to have changed.

[@BonaFideWorldGuide]

It is becoming increasingly difficult to find pristine tropical islands without the intrusion of modernization. I wish I could have seen Caye Caulker 25, even 20 years ago. Robbie told me the island has changed more profoundly in the past 5 years than at any time in its history.

[@treasuretom13]

Belize baby!! Flying out!!!🛩️ How much did it cost for room and meals and drinks?

[@BonaFideWorldGuide]

Enjoy the trip! You're in for a hell of a time. How much it costs for room, meals, and drinks depends entirely on where you stay, what you eat, and what you drink. You can get by with a minimum $50US for food and drinks on either island, per day (but that's not living lavish, at all). Accommodations anywhere from $50US a night to $500US a night and up. I definitely recommend Sandbar Beach Hostel on Ambergris Caye (San Pedro) if you're budget conscious and looking to connect with other travelers.

[@reynaldorivera743]

Wow it’s beautiful there 👏👏👏

[@Boxxcarr77]

I haven't been there since 2012. Miss that place. Definitely paradise. Check out my buddies in San Pedro, Brent Butcher is walking talking jukebox. Very talented entertainer. Also the Coconut Trio. Bless you on your travels bro.

[@BonaFideWorldGuide]

Absolutely! Thanks for the recommendation. I'll keep an eye out for Brent!

[@harcourtpaget4580]

The real deal !! Belize 🇧🇿🇧🇿🇧🇿

[@BonaFideWorldGuide]

Yes! You better Belize it!

[@luimackjohnson302]

Splendid & Inspiring! Thank you BonaFideWorldGuide for sharing this tourist informative video with a relaxing atmosphere and with all that good coconut water and lovely sea food! I hope one day we may upgrade our old world war 2 airport to an International airport and install similar tourist settings with budget backpackers guest houses to 3 & 4 star hotels with conference facilities to lawn tennis, bush walking, bird watching, snorkeling, kayaking, scuba diving, fishing for International tourists at Nubia Plantations along Hansa Bay in Bogia District of Madang Province in Papua New Guinea! I hope that I may to go to such a place as shown in your video for fact- finding mission in view of taking in some of the inspiring features of the place! Thank you and looking forward for more videos! Greetings from Madang, Papua New Guinea!

[@costtv]

Hey Great Review… I’m Booked For August Taking The Family… What’s Is A More Family Environment Island San Pedro Or Caye Caulker ?

[@BonaFideWorldGuide]

Yeah man! Thanks for watching. If I had to choose a family friendly destination, I would definitely lean towards Caye Caulker. It's more relaxed, slower pace, and less crowded than San Pedro. Plenty of places to take it easy, without the crowds and tourist parties. But - with that in mind - you should definitely check out BOTH San Pedro and Caye Caulker while you're in Belize.

[@costtv]

@@BonaFideWorldGuide Will Do… Thank You…

[@shawnharriman3433]

Cool Island , I am going to Belize city in couple weeks. Great Video Charlie !!! Love you on Stanzfam too !!!

[@BonaFideWorldGuide]

Belize city! Be careful over there my dude!

[@ajithasivananthan2366]

The yellow coconut is really called a King Coconut that is available in Sri Lanka and Kerala as well.. The more orange coloured one is really tasty... Try it Charlie sometime..

[@BonaFideWorldGuide]

Absolutely! I love coconuts - i'll keep an eye out for that King Coconut next time i'm on that side of the world.

[@Johndadiver]

“Changed a lot!” Jez Louise I was there in 1983. It was very small back then

[@jellycream1964]

It's still very small. Size of countries don't change

[@danp148]

I did 26 dives on the aggressor in September. I really enjoyed Belize.

[@BonaFideWorldGuide]

You have excellent taste in Live Aboard dive vessels! Did you get to dive Half Moon Caye? How was the food?

[@danp148]

@@BonaFideWorldGuide yup diving was great off Half Moon. Food was awesome as well. Already planning on heading back next year. Loved hanging out with the sharks.

[@heelerdadadventures]

Awesome video, definitely going to Heebee Jeebies , and man that food at Sip N Dip looks fantastic. Week away can't wait.

[@BonaFideWorldGuide]

I just came back from Ambergris Caye. The crowds have certainly dissipated, but there's plenty of people living that tropical life on Key Caulker. Enjoy it! Tell King Julian I said hello!

[@heelerdadadventures]

@BonaFideWorldGuide will do.

[@dpcwing729]

Nice video. Many people do not realize that there are many safe & affordable vacation spots in the caribbean other than the more well known & popular ones like Jamaica, Barbados. I thoroughly enjoyed your video. Thanks. I will now be looking into how to easily get there from the northeast mainland USA.

[@BonaFideWorldGuide]

Thanks for watching! Yes - Belize (particularly Caye Caulker and Ambergris Caye) are safe & affordable. The more popular a destination becomes, the more expensive you can expect it to be...but for now...Belize is still a relatively affordable place to explore. Hope you make it down there!

[@gilfales6416]

4:09 spent the day at The Lazy Lizard Lounge a few years back!! ❤

[@BonaFideWorldGuide]

The ol' Lazy Lizard!

[@queserasera1674]

I'm new to your channel. Never been to Belize or Caye Caulker; beautiful place. Food looks wonderful. It would be great to have prices of the food. Thank you. 😊

[@BonaFideWorldGuide]

Welcome to the channel and thanks for watching! The thing about the price of food in Caye Caulker - you can negotiate with cash! Expect to pay anywhere from $10 a meal (grilled fish or chicken with sides) to $20 a meal (grilled lobster). Restaurants might charge a bit more...but you can't go wrong with Belizean grilled seafood!

[@queserasera1674]

@@BonaFideWorldGuide Thank you!

[@stormyseas2day]

That was a great video in a new sub to your channel the food looks delicious and the views of the Island were beautiful. I liked that it wasn't so crowded so you picked the best time to go. What was the temperature there when you were filming this video?

[@BonaFideWorldGuide]

Welcome to the channel and thanks for subscribing! The temperature in Belize is normally 82 to 90 degrees. Occasionally, a bit cooler in the winter months, and hotter in the summer. That video was filmed in November - and it was ~87 that day!

[@notbassnectar]

Love the thumbnail boss!

[@BonaFideWorldGuide]

It was one of those "winning" moments.

[@ElroyCrawford]

Hey bro you made right choice with caye caulker

[@BonaFideWorldGuide]

You know it! Thanks for watching.

[@TopGunCharters]

Beautiful footage! What a camera.

[@BonaFideWorldGuide]

World famous Top Gun Sportfishing! Can you believe how far we've come since the days of the shaky Hero 2?? I think I have some legacy Top Gun footage from 2008 or 2009 somewhere around here. Let's see what I can find.

[@TopGunCharters]

That would be great to see.

[@keithgee770]

I want to go there! Awesome video!

[@BonaFideWorldGuide]

If you get the chance - definitely take a trip to Caye Caulker! You'll love it.

[@jbig_homie]

this is a great video,.. shout out from Belize, i'm a professional and general tour guide.

[@BonaFideWorldGuide]

Thank you! Much respect!

[@TreDeuce-qw3kv]

By the way... The ultimate Belize beach bar experience is swimming with the sharks at a bar on San Pedro. About five or more sharks were corralled in about a 20' x 30' pen at the end of the bar. If you were drunk enough. Stupid enough. Or knew it was safe, you jumped in for a photo op and to impress your friends down from the States. Locals didn't pay you no mind. Grab the tail of a shark and hang on. It usually didn't take long for the shark to shake you off unless you had two hands on it. Recommended.

[@christophertyacke6019]

Been there, done that. Awesome!!

[@caddothegreat]

Caye Caulker is really nice. My last time there was a year before COVID ! I need to get back.

[@BonaFideWorldGuide]

Belize took a hard hit during the pandemic. Fortunately, Caye Caulker and Ambergris Caye have rebounded most impressively.

[@coolriffs.]

11:52 You're welcome!

[@BonaFideWorldGuide]

A magic moment. :)

[@Qweqweqwelop]

I want live in tropical island haven. Bring me here.

[@JJJustinWoodworth]

Great views! What camera you use?

[@BonaFideWorldGuide]

This was shot on a GoPro Hero 10 in 4K 60fps Linear.

[@JJJustinWoodworth]

Nice, I'm thinking of picking up a Gopro 12!@@BonaFideWorldGuide

[@come2idlewild]

Thanks for the share my brother…enjoyed the coverage….Sweet shots…Poncho C

[@BonaFideWorldGuide]

Thanks for watching!

[@startupbusinesscoaching]

Thanks for sharing. Subscribed!

[@BonaFideWorldGuide]

Glad to have you here on the channel! More Belize videos on the way...

[@startupbusinesscoaching]

Have you done a video on the pros and cons of retiring in Belize? J

[@dennishassler605]

Do they have Maracuja there - that's Passion Fruit made expertly in Brazil but hard to find anywhere else.

[@BonaFideWorldGuide]

Passion fruit juice is one of my favorites - particularly as a base for a mezcalita. Heebeejeebies does have passion fruit juice most days! Be sure to ask for it if you stop by.

[@suemarshall6185]

That was my favoirite drink in Funchal, Madeira. Locally produced, too

[@janiceskaggs4842]

Can you take a water taxi to this island from the ship port?

[@BonaFideWorldGuide]

You sure can. Check out belizewatertaxi.com

[@MarioLopez-iv2nw]

How much are the drinks, is the island expensive?

[@BonaFideWorldGuide]

Drinks are anywhere from $3 to $5 for a beer (USD) and $5 to $10 (USD) for a cocktail. Overall - Caye Caulker is not as expensive as Ambergris Caye, but costs are rising due to increasing tourism.

[@Kennyg62464]

Nice .....😍😍🤩🤩🍹🍹♥♥🌹🌹🌷🌷💐💐

[@jeffhennings6579]

Damn looks so freaking nice I’m watching from 36 degree upstate NY

[@BonaFideWorldGuide]

Better get yourself a flight to BZE right quick!

[@PSSKDerby]

Great video Charlie! Sweet!!

[@BonaFideWorldGuide]

Thank you! More to come. Stay tuned...

[@bostonfrank6739]

good video

[@mary_mildred]

Nice!

[@IanCrouse]

What camera are you using? It has an incredible picture.

[@BonaFideWorldGuide]

This was shot on a GoPro Hero 10 in 4k 60FPS Linear. I adjusted the exposure slightly during editing, but amazingly enough, the sensor in the Hero 10 picks up a broad spectrum of color on its own. The contrast and saturation in this video are gently enhanced.

[@MOTORCITYBIG1]

i like it Charlie i like it.

[@BonaFideWorldGuide]

Yessir! You better Belize it!

[@nolinovio6748]

hi, just found your channel , you're from Stanzfam...subscribed

[@BonaFideWorldGuide]

Welcome to the show! Great to have you here. Stanzfam has a few epic videos coming up...stay tuned!

[@ronm.catadman5102]

Amazing video!❤ New subscriber.

[@BonaFideWorldGuide]

Welcome to the channel! Thanks for subscribing. More tropical videos on the way - i'm headed to USVI this week!

[@fan.sports]

Hello everyone, beautiful place!

[@franiannarone8196]

🤙good one Charlie ❤️

[@BonaFideWorldGuide]

Thank you! Have you been to Belize? I'll bet you'd love it.

[@joannebailey8277]

i want to be there

[@BonaFideWorldGuide]

You and me both! I'll be back on Caye Caulker in April. Can't wait.

[@_JimmyBeGood]

😍😍😍

[@josephpitterson3850]

Great. Vedio. Take. A. Trip. Shortly. Love. Ir.

[@JP-dz7zu]

Thumbnail game strong

[@jerrypolverino6025]

I lived on 2nd Avenue East in Cudjoe Gardens.

[@hasswas8126]

In which Country Is Belize...

[@nickisnormal8331]

Belize is a country

[@MarioLopez-iv2nw]

@@nickisnormal8331lol!

[@UmarsinhSodha]

How are you my friend you are enjoy your life is good

[@peterhill7122]

I went there in early January 1983. I hardly recognize the place.

[@BonaFideWorldGuide]

40 years ago! I can only imagine how much Caye Caulker has changed. I feel the same way about Sanibel Island.

[@julianshalders6047]

Beautiful spot, locals gotta make money 🤑 some how, if you whinge don't go, stay home😂

[@BonaFideWorldGuide]

I think it's better that locals earn money through hospitality, restaurant, bar, and tourist entertainment than drugs, guns, and environmental destruction. I agree with you - if seeing tourism upsets you - don't go traveling!

[@jeffkearns4418]

i stayed there for a month in 1981 none of that existed then, my how things change

[@BonaFideWorldGuide]

I can only imagine what Caye Caulker looked like over 40 years ago. I wish I could have seen it - i'm sure the reefs were truly extraordinary.

[@salharo8925]

Beatiful! How do you pay , USD or card ?

[@johnpelszynski6646]

ENCHANTING....

[@COOPERSCICHILDS]

Coooool video new subscriber

[@BonaFideWorldGuide]

Welcome to the channel! Thanks for watching and subscribing.

[@victorlui5955]

Hi Mr. Charlie 😍🇺🇲🖤🍻🍺

[@BonaFideWorldGuide]

Ahoy! Thanks for watching!

[@TheMariepi3]

You have to move with extreme caution on these beaches with lots of coconut trees because a coconut can fall on your head and kill you! Be very careful!

[@BonaFideWorldGuide]

You're not kidding one bit! I've seen free-falling coconuts almost every time i've been there. I should be so lucky to be killed by a coconut in such a paradise.

[@marshallsage6816]

@@BonaFideWorldGuide. Did you notice all the poor people around Belize or were you just in the parts where the true country only wants tourists to see. Belize is a country of poor people, just below the rich. Far below the rich. No middle class as we have in America. I imagine you were treated well by the poor of Belize.

[@dr.danchallice3888]

​@@marshallsage6816 And that's why I don't recommend you leave the tourist area. You're in very sketchy territory.

[@nickisnormal8331]

@@marshallsage6816you sound real funny, there is a upper middle and lower class in Belize and the U.S Also has poor people, kinda sad how silly you sounded I used to live there and it ain’t that bad, I live in the U.S right now and there is allot more homeless people. Also the calling the people in Belize poor is quite sad given that you don’t live there. There’s also allot of people who can afford trips to the U.S but there is allot of people in the U.S Who can’t even afford to go to Belize, please do more research before commenting.

[@nickisnormal8331]

@@dr.danchallice3888Everywhere has sketchy areas, even in the U.S just don’t go anywhere stupid and you will be all good.

[@frankflex4465]

i saw him short on the shot adding.

[@tribalconcrete]

love the jiggles at 9 seconds in

[@victorblock3421]

11:52 that's what you came to see.

[@BonaFideWorldGuide]

If you want more of that, check out my Casa Malca video in Tulum (that's all it is for 20 minutes): kzbin.info/www/bejne/bX7dZ2ZonNhgr9Esi=xI_tVzIl3SHKueT4

[@beachman8a]

the first 10 seconds was amazing-then I fell asleep!

[@BonaFideWorldGuide]

There's lots of medication for that. I hope you weren't driving when you fell asleep.

[@seph2x538]

Yes i said it.

[@taciturn1117]

What nation is this? Here is Korea

[@BonaFideWorldGuide]

Caye Caulker is in Belize!

[@tomasnunez8518]

Lord bless

[@DeltaProphetdbd]

definatley don't want hamas finding this paradise!

[@mattster-nw2xn]

No quail on toast or beef bourguignon?

[@BonaFideWorldGuide]

Betty's was sold out of quail unfortunately.

[@BJJandBS]

best things to do are at 0:08

[@khaledfayad4205]

ما اسم هذا المكان وفي أي بلد

[@BonaFideWorldGuide]

هذه الدولة تسمى بليز. إنه في أمريكا الوسطى.

[@John-eg3gy]

Banana Daiquiri

[@CarlRichmond]

The water bar must have only outside restrooms

[@BonaFideWorldGuide]

Amazingly enough, there's a decent bathroom directly across the street!

[@danevans2397]

Visa required?

[@BonaFideWorldGuide]

Tourist visas are granted to international visitors upon arrival to Belize International Airport. No ore-application is required for entry.

[@luvmy32000]

did you buy a hat from mandingo? the belizean tripod hat maker on the bike at the 17:23 mark? He was one of my drinking buddies while down at caye caulker!!! kzbin.infoWEv6B9WJQ4s www.youtube.com/@luvmy32000

[@BonaFideWorldGuide]

I should have! I guess i'll just have to make another trip! Your channel is awesome by the way.

[@soccersprint]

Where is caye calker?

[@BonaFideWorldGuide]

Just off the coast of Belize!

[@DREAMTIMENYC]

it was so much better in 1990's, so much more natural.

[@BonaFideWorldGuide]

I wish I could have seen it! But here we are...approaching 2024. A quarter century makes a big difference in Central America.

[@acaciomadeira5147]

How much is a lobster there

[@BonaFideWorldGuide]

That depends whether you're buying it live, raw, or cooked...and who you're buying it from! Anywhere from $6BZE to $30BZE.

[@ArtFreeman]

Shouldn't be spelled "Key Caulker"?

[@BonaFideWorldGuide]

Both are acceptable versions of the name. :)

[@EduardoRodriguez-sb7lb]

The best of the video is those goddesses

[@neilcharles2520]

All these places has been turned into a tourist trap...greed and money is all the natives care about..I have been diving the area for over 40 years and has seen the changes...

[@joelashadali]

I get it ...but it's survival for them

[@markelder9058]

Wow, spoken like a white colonialist. You were happy to exploit the cheap sun, food, accommodation and diving. Now the locals have got wise and charge prices so they can make a real living and you don’t like it. I’m sure they can more than do without your business..

[@BonaFideWorldGuide]

I held off on replying to that comment for awhile - but I have to agree here. It is FAR better that locals earn a productive living through tourism based businesses than by destroying the local ecosystems with unsustainable commercial fishing or environmental exploitation. Caye Caulker is a community which strives to support itself through sustainable and legal enterprise - if you're not a fan of great diving, excellent fishing, lively beach bars, street food, family owned hotels, and tropical vibes - Caye Caulker isn't for you!

[@kingtrance307]

@peterwauter6161- So what?

[@ryangeorgi5159]

How is the commercial fishing not sustainable though? A small low population area with a vast ocean in front of them.

[@sergioalvarez6378]

traduscan al español,pofavor,para seguirlos

[@BonaFideWorldGuide]

si se puede

[@IanCrouse]

Oh, the irony of the bulge on the timeline at 11:54

[@NE-pz4ku]

cake wave 12 min

[@danieldeanmasterfinisher4715]

Was ok video great views but your photography skills are definitely lacking a bit. Try not cutting everyone’s heads off next time. Including your own. Overall very nice.

[@BonaFideWorldGuide]

Thanks?

[@JCreole]

11:53 Thank me later 👀

[@erich6879]

Nice thumbnail....NO other hotties in the video HAHA!

[@BonaFideWorldGuide]

Here you go my dude: kzbin.info/www/bejne/bX7dZ2ZonNhgr9Esi=rGahuvBudoGl6L5G

[@Howoldareweanywayyipes]

No butts about it... lol

[@surf01er66]

That was a lot of booze ?

[@BonaFideWorldGuide]

Or maybe not enough?

[@LeatherMadeSkateboarder]

now tell everyone how much that coconut water cost you in dollars!

[@BonaFideWorldGuide]

by the time you factor the boat gas to get there, the flight to Belize, the gopro to film it, the computer to edit it, and the time spent walking around - i'd estimate that coconut was well over $3000. :)

[@LeatherMadeSkateboarder]

Oh yeah! I spent 2 years living in Puerto Escondido like a KING! I had a vacation home in the mountains to get away from my vacation apartment on the beach, and I felt like I couldn't spend my money fast enough! Then my girl said we should head to Belize for a while before heading back to Philly...... I spent more in those 3 months on Ambergris Caye than the 2 years in Mexico and barely made it home with enough $ for cheesesteaks on our first night home... @@BonaFideWorldGuide

[@BonaFideWorldGuide]

To be fair...i'll bet they were pretty good cheesesteaks! @@LeatherMadeSkateboarder

[@LeatherMadeSkateboarder]

Every time!@@BonaFideWorldGuide

[@J.Paul2023]

I don't know why you would want people to see you wearing these dark wrap around glasses? We can't see your eyes.. It gives you a kind of nasty look and its too bad because we go on vacation to meet nice people, not gangsters.. If you can leave them in your bag in the next video? Thanks! Looks like a nice place ~

[@BonaFideWorldGuide]

I'm no gangster, but I am certainly a lobster mobster! I wear prescription Costa Del Mar Blackfin Pro sunglasses, which are by far, the best polarized eye protection for offshore fishing. You should consider trying a pair.

[@frankflex4465]

hope the cards a no go.ha ha. price you pay for scamming on the shots

[@dave8k9hohnjmdavez57]

Belize has been destroyed....Once was paradise

[@BonaFideWorldGuide]

It's certainly not "destroyed". Belize is still a gorgeous place with magnificent reefs, friendly islands, and well protected ecosystems. The country is facing its struggles with economic disparity and over tourism - but nothing about Ambergris or Caye Caulker reflect a "destroyed paradise".