Welcome to Cayo Espanto Private Island
The country of Belize lies on the eastern coastline of Central America, below Mexico and next to Guatemala.
It is a small, stable country covered with exotic rain forests and some of the longest white sand beaches in the world.
Just off Belize’s 280 kilometer Caribbean coastline is the second largest barrier reef in the world, along with a network of over 200 coral cays and atolls.
Tropical Fish of every imaginable populate the placid aquamarine waters off the coast.
Gentle Nurse Sharks average 4-6 feet in length and dive masters often feed them small fish.
Rays, which have a “wing span” of 2-4 feet, swim directly towards the divers.
Tourists will have great delight in the Manatee, Grouper, Snapper and all of the other marine life.
Most of the creatures in this area have great tolerance for divers and seem to enjoy human interaction.
Visit the excavated remains of the ancient cities of Altun Ha and Lamanai, which attest to the wealth and sophistication of the Mayans’ glorious past.
Near the Guatemalan border, the Cayo region encompasses nature sanctuaries, the majestic Hidden Valley Falls, the lively town of San Ignacio and many splendid Mayan ruins.
Some Travelers have claimed to have experienced nirvana from the summit of the main pyramid of Xunantunich, which offers a sweeping vista of the Mopan Valley and Guatemala.
Like most of the Yucatan Peninsula, Belize was part of the Mayan Kingdom from 300 B.C. to 900 A.D. Close by in Belize’s Inland, ruins of the vast Mayan civilization protrude from the depths of the rain forests. Spanish Conquistadors arrived in the 16th Century but were lured away by the immense quantities of gold found in Mexico, making room for the British to move in.
Though Belize gained its independence in 1981, English is still the official language and elements of the British culture are still intermingled with those of the Caribbean.
Getting to Belize is easier and faster than traveling to most any other major Caribbean destination.
On the mainland, there is plenty to experience and explore in this eco-tourism-friendly country – Mayan ruins, the Jaguar Preserve, countless birding expeditions, and world-class scuba diving and snorkeling. But with little effort – a 20-minute plane ride to Ambergris Caye and a 3-mile boat ride – you can bask in beauty and end-of-the-world-style luxury at Cayo Espanto resort.
Getting to Cayo Espanto Private Island, San Pedro.
Cayo Espanto is located on its own private 4-acre island, 7-minutes by boat from San Pedro.
American Airlines, United Airlines, Southwest, Copa Airlines, Aeroméxico, Avianca, Sun Country, WestJet, Air Canada and Delta Airlines offer service to Belize City.
Guests arriving at the Phillip S W Goldson International Airport (BZE) in Belize City will be greeted by our resort representative, where they may board a local flight to San Pedro in Ambergris Caye for approximately $160 round-trip, or helicopter transport directly to Cayo Espanto island for approximately $1,200 (US) one-way or $2,400 round-trip, plus tax, for up to 4 passengers.
Flights from Miami or Houston are a mere 2 hours. For guests traveling by local airline, on arrival at San Pedro airport you will be met by our hotel staff and transferred to the resort.
Accommodation at Cayo Espanto Private Island, San Pedro.
When you arrive at Cayo Espanto, your only worry will be where to relax first: in the plunge pool, at the water’s edge, or on the twin lounge chairs at the end of your very own dock.
No worries about jockeying for position on the sand; the seven beach villas are situated so that you may not see another guest for the duration of your stay.
Cayo Espanto distills the Caribbean dream to its purest, simplest form – just you, alone with the elements.
Seize the day in this majestic ocean front villa, complete with private dock, personal plunge pool.
Bask in the royal treatment you deserve.
Casa Manana’s king size bed and lavish Egyptian cotton sheets, positioned in the center of the villa, is surrounded by romantic mosquito netting and a 180 degree wrap-around view of the Caribbean.
Other indulgent features include granite counter tops and exotic hardwood cabinets.
One bedroom (1,500+ square feet).
Our NEW, one bedroom, ocean-front bungalow, Casa Solana is secluded on the western tip of our island, allowing guests to bask in the warm glow of Cayo Espanto’s best sunsets.
This bungalow’s distinctive Caribbean architecture and chic island decor creates a refreshing and relaxing atmosphere for guests to unwind with an expansive veranda, separate dining area, and private infinity plunge pool. 1,500+ square feet.
Casa Olita will charm you with its sophistication and seclusion.
After you gaze at exquisite Caribbean vistas at your private dock, take a dip in your personal plunge pool or cool off in the alfresco showers.
It’s your choice. Toast to your honeymoon or simply embrace your loved one in the enchanting walled garden.
Other luxurious touches include, a king size bed dressed in Yves De Lormes sheets, Zirocotte and Jobillo wood paneling, and mosquito netting.
Casa Olita is one bedroom with 1,500+ square feet.
The layout of Casa Aurora allows you to relax without boundaries.
This comfortable villa is perfect for that romantic getaway and has a large private plunge pool (the largest on the island), and fantastic morning views from your private dock.
Guests can enjoy serene moments in a hammock, or bundle up in the king beds, covered in Yves De Lormes sheets.
Enjoy Caribbean ocean side bedrooms, with sleek baths and personal decks and private dock.
The center of Casa Aurora has a living room with a butler’s pantry that opens to the deck and covered pool area.
This feature leads to a two-level deck, which connects your living area with your infinity plunge pool, private dock and beach areas.
This is one of the best aspects of Casa Aurora.
During the day your Houseman can move your living room outdoors, poolside.
This is truly one of the best spots on the island.
Casa Aurora is adorned with exotic hardwood furniture and does have the capability of sleeping four guests if you need a little extra room.
This is the island owners favorite house!
Two bedroom (2,100+ square feet).
Treat yourself like a star in our exquisite two-story, two-bedroom villa.
Gaze at the sparkling Caribbean from your spectacular second story view.
Your upstairs bedroom has an open-air design and hardwood floors.
Devote some time to yourself.
Downstairs guests will be busy appreciating a 180 degree view of the Caribbean, with doors on three sides opening directly to the sea.
Clearly distinguishable by its grand size, Casa Estrella also features a personal plunge pool, an alfresco shower, and a choice of twin or king sized beds dressed in Yves De Lorme sheets.
Two bedroom (2,600 square feet).
Our one bedroom, over-the-water bungalow is designed in the same style as all of our other villas.
It is thoughtfully appointed with every imaginable comfort, custom-crafted furnishings and amenities. This unique bungalow is the most intimate, romantic and most popular accommodation on the island. Casa Ventanas is at the end of a dock that stretches over 150 feet off the island for the ultimate in privacy.
Surrounded on all sides by the beautiful, turquoise blue Caribbean Sea, Casa Ventanas is a picture-perfect window into the exotic water world of Belize.
Guests are always enchanted by all of the sea life swimming right past or under their bungalow.
One bedroom (1,100 square feet).
Dining at Cayo Espanto Private Island, San Pedro.
Once you arrive at Cayo Espanto, the award winning chefs leave no decisions for you to make.
A new menu is created daily to perfectly suit your tastes, based on a survey you are asked to fill out before you even arrive on the island.
Winners of awards from all over the globe, Cayo Espanto’s master culinary artists prepare the most succulent dishes with the freshest tropical ingredients in the world.
Whether it is breakfast in bed or a candle lit dinner on your personal veranda, the epicurean cuisine at Cayo Espanto is nothing short of tantalizing.
The personalized creations are an awakening to the palate.
Chef Patrick is a graduate of the California Culinary Academy, is trained in European, French and Italian cuisine.
The gifted Chef Patrick combines the structure of his formal training and authentic techniques with soulful creativity and innovation resulting in an amazing masterpiece on every plate.
Our team of hardworking Island Chefs will tantalize your taste buds with delectable cuisine that will surpass your every expectation.
Our Chefs are masters at tailoring every morsel to your personal liking.
We take great pride in offering culinary treasures to our guests while using the amazing local products Belize offers.
Upon request, chefs can also assist in the art of food and beverage pairing to heighten your total culinary experience.
Health & Wellness at Cayo Espanto Private Island, San Pedro.
We built our reputation on luxurious surroundings and personal attention.
So, it’s only natural that we would provide spa experiences worthy of the name Cayo Espanto.
Relax and rejuvenate with spa treatments in your own private oasis.
Enjoy the luxury services of an on-site massage therapist.
Our spa menu offers manicures, pedicures, facials, scrubs, ear candling, aromatherapy and more – all in the comfort and privacy of your own villa.
Contact Info
reservations@aprivateisland.com
+910 323 8355
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