When approaching your destination, the caye reveals itself from behind the mangrove island, Tobacco Caye Range. Unveiling its swaying coconut trees and clear waters, it is a clear invitation to visitors to relax and have a great time. The beach is white and sandy with bits of coral and the waters calm and clear.
Visitors share the beach and water with a few pelicans that fly in search of fish.
It is no surprise to see them perched on the end of a pier or bobbing in the water waiting for their meal. Sea gulls are also popular, hovering in the air just out of arms distance, waiting to see what the local fishermen have brought in, ready to dive for what scraps are thrown away. The east side of the island has the barrier reef as a back drop and is a mere stone's throw from the island. The Belizeans on the island welcome you with warm smiles and unmatched hospitality, always willing to make your stay as comfortable and fulfilling as possible. Their knowledge of the caye and surrounding areas are vast and their stories of fishing, full of excitement and awe.