Things To Do
Belize Pro Dive Center
Our go-to dive shop on the island. If you're a certified diver, we recommend doing a 2-tank morning dive at least one day. Belize is home to the second largest barrier reef in the world. Down at 60 feet deep you will see turtles, sharks, tons of fish, and much more! Even if you're not a certified diver, Belize Pro Dive offers PADI Discover Scuba Diving, where you can learn the basics of diving in a pool, and then venture out inside the reef at shallow depths. It's that easy! If diving is not for you, Belize Pro offers snorkeling in Hol Chan Marine Preserve, where you can see tons of marine life. You can also go fishing where you can cook up what you caught for lunch on the beach! Please mention the Miller/Cappa Wedding for a 20% discount on local activities, and 10% for offshore.
Secret Beach Belize
This not so secret (anymore!) spot is a great party spot. If you don't mind a 30 minute golf cart ride, you will be in for a treat. Beer buckets, margaritas, and more, you can sip a drink while sitting at a picnic bench in the water, or lounging on a beach chair. Bring a bathing suit and towel!
The Truck Stop
A favorite bar! Just a 5 minute golf cart ride or 10 minute walk from Grand Caribe, this spot has a full bar, food trucks (pizza, Latin American, Malaysian/Southeast Asian, ice cream), a pool, and games! Jackie loves to get the Shrimp (El Diablo) tacos, and Taylor loves the conch pizza. Try the spicy margarita!
Elvi's Kitchen
Our favorite restaurant on the island. Elvi's Kitchen is classic Belizean food. Both of our favorite dishes are the seafood specialties with fish, you can't go wrong with any of them!
Estel's Dine By the Sea
Our favorite breakfast/brunch and lunch spot - A Belizean twist on a local diner. Grab a seat outside on the patio, a mimosa, and some huevos rancheros or stew chicken! The owner's recommendation is the fry jack nachos.
Neri's Tacos
If you want to feel like a local, hit up Neri's for some Belizean street food. Grab some fry jacks, then drive over to front street and eat on the beach! Our favorite is the chicken fry jacks.
Grand Caribe Belize
Don't want to leave the resort? No problem! You can hang at the pool, get a massage at the spa, rent kayaks, grab a bite to eat at the pool, and sip a margarita while floating in the water at the swim up pool bar. There's a ton to do: Grand Caribe has two restaurants on-site: Rain (local food) and Aqua (sushi). Get the grouper at Rain!
San Pedro
Feel like exploring? Grab a golf cart or taxi and head into San Pedro (watch out for one way streets!). Downtown San Pedro has three main streets (we call them front, middle, and back street). Park on Front Street (on the ocean side), and walk around. Grab some ice cream, or a coffee, and walk around town, and enjoy! On Front Street a pretty park called Central Park is a great place to hangout, and is where the big San Pedro sign is!
Belize Chocolate Company
Craving some chocolate? Stop by Belize Chocolate Company for some local goodies. They also have hot chocolate, cheesecake, and more!
Hidden Treasure Restaurant & Lounge
This off-the-beaten-path restaurant lives up to its name. We recommend renting a golf cart and hitting this restaurant one night. Everything on the menu is delicious, but we highly recommend the stuffed grouper!
Blue Water Grill
This dinner spot right on the beach is a must-do. Take a picture in the I <3 Belize sign! Any seafood dish is a must-try! Heads-up the entrance is on the beach, so you will need to walk around from Front Street.
Palapa Bar and Grill
An awesome bar right over the water. Grab a Belikin and relax in an innertube!
Ak'bol Yoga Retreat & Eco-Resort
Have you ever wanted to do yoga over the ocean in a palapa? Then look no further than Ak'bol, just a short walk or gold cart ride from Grand Caribe.