Beach Cabanas on a Private Island
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Belize Beach Cabanas

Featured on the cover of Outside magazine, our Long Caye resort was built to preserve the island in its natural state, and our lodge facilities are kept rustic by design. Guests love their thatch-roofed cabanas, each complete with a porch overlooking the coral of Glover's Reef.

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Five Star Camping

This is the most luxurious island "base camp" you've ever seen! Our spacious island (13.5 acres) and rustic facilities ensure your comfort without compromising the adventure of living on an undeveloped and uncrowded island. You'll notice our windows on our beach huts don't have screens and we don't use mosquito netting. This is because we have a rare island in Belize where bugs really aren't a problem, and when they are present, we spray. And, best of all, a hammock with your name on it is waiting under the palms!

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Private Island Lodging

Guests stay in two-person beach huts, perched above the surf. Each cabana has beds with custom-made air mattresses and a porch with hammocks and lounge chairs. Luggage benches and a small closet are provided and the cabins are lit with solar-powered lights. No air-conditioning is necessary since the ever-present breeze keeps the temperatures well below what they are on the mainland. There is no plumbing in the cabanas, for a complete description of bathroom facilities visit our Island Amenities page.

Everyone sleeps in beach-front cabanas. We have seven double-bed cabanas and the rest have two or three single beds. Most of our cabanas sleep 2, but some sleep 3 and some sleep 4. We provide mattresses, linens, blankets, and pillows. Double occupancy is a necessity when trips are full, so single travelers may be roomed with another single traveler of the same gender. Families of 3 will all be roomed together. We will not reserve specific cabanas in advance as the trip leader must consider the needs of everyone in the group before assigning cabanas.