Seahorse cabana was a great place to stay for a few days. Its in the south end of Caye Caulker, away from the bustle and noise near the centre, but still within an easy walking distance (10-15 min). It was clean and spacious - had everyhing we needed. Very good birds on the close-by airstrip, that is closed right now (needs major repairs). Michael, the property manager, was very friendly and helpful. Actually - everyone we met in Caye Caulker was - true to its reputation. It was too windy to use the palapa's, so we opted for the pool when we wanted to swim. We ate out at Reina's, Chef Juan's and DeeND's and would recommend all three (in that order, though all were great -- and importantly, very reasonable $ compared to other restaurants). All Debbie's responses were quick and very helpful. Was surprised to learn the entire islands energy is from diesel generators - easily accessed if you walk in the north-central part of town. This, coupled with the amount of garbage around the shores, and the increasingly heavy footprint we tourists are having on the place (the north side of the split is now starting to be developed - a road has gone in, a new resort has just opened, attracting hundreds for day trips via free boat shuttle from the south end) makes me think twice about coming back. I'm not sure of the country's vision for sustainability with respect to tourism - but they would do well to start thinking proactively - like Costa Rica for example - in setting aside protected areas and having greater eco-conscientiousness (i.e. recycling, more clean/green space with trails, etc). A bit of a tangent on how Debbie is doing as a host! Obviously well beyond her ability to impact, just rambling on.... Anyway -- overall the place was great. You won't be disappointed if you book this place.