Hilda is great. She was there to welcome me and show me around. I couldn't get in touch with her prior to my arrival (no wifi), but it was easy to get a taxi to take me to her place. The apartment is nice - simple and to the point. The neighbourhood is quiet, except for LOTS of dogs barking - I noticed that particularly at night, since the windows were open. I was comfortable biking at night - but bring a headlamp or flashlight. There are lots of potholes in the road and some areas are really poorly lit. The place is "far" from the action (about 10 minutes on bike), but I really liked that. There is an old pier steps from the apt, and I spent a lot of time there reading and watching the water. Caye Caulker is nice - way more touristy than I thought it would be, so it was nice to be at the apt, separate from all the action. It was hard to get past the smell of all the sea grass, but there's nothing you can do about that. Hilda's tour was thorough and she arranged to have a taxi take me back to the water taxi pickup when it was time to leave. Shopping for groceries was easy and the shop I went to is open until 11pm. Overall it was a good experience. I think 3 days at the end of my travels was enough time to spend in Caye Caulker. If you're into the toursity stuff like the Split, maybe you'd like more time, but for me 3 days was enough. I did a sailing tour, which was a great place to meet people. Thanks, Hilda :)