Breakfast, a yoga session, and a trip to Caye Caulker’s Northern Island
Start the day with a smoothie, chia pudding, and fresh fruit! After enjoying a satisfying breakfast, head upstairs for a relaxing yoga session, an ideal way to kick off your day. In the afternoon, take the ferry to the Northern Island to search for crocodiles.
Healthy brunch at Namasté Café
A vibrant and cheerful brunch café offering a delightful array of healthy smoothies and breakfast options! The atmosphere is chill and laid-back, and the food is absolutely delicious! Enjoy the outdoor terrace, perfect for people-watching as you enjoy your meal. Join the morning yoga classes upstaires at 8 AM, from monday untill friday, to start your day relaxed with a dose of energy!
Still a little hungry? Try a local breakfast snack: fryjack
Errolyn's is famous for its fryjacks, which are freshly made and served with a variety of fillings. The fryjack is a popular Belizean breakfast. It is a type of deep-fried dough, similar to a puffy bread. It's soft and airy on the inside, with a crisp exterior. You can customize your fryjack with traditional Belizean savory accompaniments like eggs, beans, cheese, ham, bacon, or stewed chicken. But they can also be paired with sweet options like honey or jam. Errolyn's offers an authentic taste of Belizean cuisine, making it a must-visit spot for anyone looking to experience local food culture.
Take the ferry at The Split
Hop on the ferry to the north island and search for crocodiles
Caye Caulker, a charming little Caribbean island is actually split in two! Some say that it was a hurricane that split the island, but in reality the reality a canal between the two parts was created to make it easier for fishermen to journey to the other side. The northern island offers a serene escape, perfect for those seeking tranquility away from the hustle and bustle of Caye Caulker's lively southern island. While most of Caye Caulker’s hotels, restaurants, and businesses are concentrated in the south, few visitors make the short journey across the Split to explore the northern shores. Hop on the Split ferry for a quick 2-minute boat ride, and discover the hidden gems of the north island by foot or bicycle. Honestly, there is not much to see or do on the north island as there is on the south. You will find more untouched raw nature and less houses here. Be prepared for the amount of mosquitoes you will find, and if you’re lucky, you might even spot a crocodile in the wild. Do you want to be sure to find one? Consider booking a guided tour with an expert who knows exactly where these fascinating creatures love to hang out. A little further from the ferry drop-off point, you’ll find a beach bar where you can unwind with a drink and relax at the beach.
Dinner at Maggie's sunset kitchen
Maggie's sunset kitchen, is a well-known spot for both locals and visitors seeking a memorable dining experience by the sea. The restaurant specializes in Belizean and Caribbean cuisine, with a focus on fresh seafood. Lobster, shrimp, snapper, and conch are some of the local specialties that frequently appear on the menu. Maggie's is also known for its delicious grilled dishes and traditional Belizean meals, such as rice and beans, stewed chicken, and plantains. The meals are prepared with fresh, locally sourced ingredients, capturing the authentic flavors of Belize. As the name suggests, Maggie's offers a spectacular sunset dining experience. Many guests come to enjoy the relaxed ambiance while watching the sun set.