Aerial view of Caye Caulker and its shallow turquoise waters.

Belize · Caye Caulker

Marine reserve and The Split

Caye Caulker Marine Reserve and The Split, with unconfirmed status.

2 places2 unconfirmed, flagged

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    WaterStatus unconfirmed

    Caye Caulker Marine Reserve

    Off Caye Caulker. The pin is the centre of the reserve in OpenStreetMap; it is not a dock.1.3 km in a straight line from the regional map centre

    Entry
    Last known: 2008
    Hours
    Not stated
    Booking
    Not stated

    A Fisheries Department marine reserve divided into zones: the conservation zone, for snorkelling and diving without fishing; the preservation zone, with no activities or motorboats except in emergencies, and the general use zone, according to the Fisheries Department.

    Status not confirmed: the Fisheries Department publishes the reserve’s rules, but no current fee or dated confirmation of visits. Check before you go.

    Source: Belize Fisheries Department – Caye Caulker Marine Reserve (consultada oct. 2026) · 2026 · +1

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    Entry
    No current fee was read. The 2008 regulations, reproduced in the 2021–2026 management plan, set BZ$10 per person per day or BZ$30 per week for recreational activities by foreign visitors, with no charge for Belizeans or children under 12.

    Tip: In the conservation zone only licensed guides may feed marine life, and water-skiing and jet skis are not allowed, according to the Fisheries Department.

    Nearby: The Split (2.6 km) · Hol Chan Marine Reserve and Shark Ray Alley (12.7 km)

    Sources: Belize Fisheries Department – Caye Caulker Marine Reserve (consultada oct. 2026) · Belize Fisheries Department – CCMR Management Plan 2021–2026 (jun. 2022)

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    BeachStatus unconfirmed

    The Split

    Caye Caulker. The pin is the place in OpenStreetMap; it is not the entrance.1.3 km in a straight line from the regional map centre

    Entry
    Not stated
    Hours
    Not stated
    Booking
    Not stated

    A narrow channel that divides the island into north and south, now a popular place to swim and meet people, according to the airline Tropic Air.

    Status not confirmed: only descriptions by an airline and a blog were read; no official source reports on the place or on swimming safety. Check before you go.

    Source: Tropic Air – Caye Caulker (operador; consultada oct. 2026) · 2026

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