Camalote Holidays from AU$752

I said I would give a good review, and I will. It was Good :) The staff were helpful and kind and the “acting manager” I dealt with was great. A personable man making me feel at home and taken care of which goes a long way being a world traveller. The property itself is on the coastline and in good distance to get around with Casita’s that are spacious offering what is needed. Suggestions: Property TLC and a stronger WIFI. All the best !

Everything was nice and clean

We ate breakfast at a little small shop across from El Ben🙂

we stayed a week in the pool casita. it was amazing! very private and beautifully furnished. the staff was exceptional. Nella took great care of our room.

My wife and I have just returned from Shaka Caye, and overall, we had a pleasant experience. However, there are a few things to consider before making a reservation. This resort is private, which means you won't have access to certain amenities that you might typically expect. If you're looking to venture off the resort, you can visit Caye Caulker, but be prepared to spend over $200 for just a few hours off the island. While Caye Caulker is quite small, it offers a nice escape if you're seeking a break from the resort's privacy. Again, this is extra. The resort provides three meals daily (breakfast, lunch, and dinner), but it could benefit from a wider variety of options. More choices for each meal would be appreciated. The bed was somewhat comfortable, but the power does go out for about 30 minutes each day. Additionally, there is a limited selection of snacks in the room (no alcohol included). You will also need to pay extra for premium liquor and wine. Daisy, Percy, and Michael were great staff members. Tipping is encouraged after your stay, typically around 10% of your total bill, in addition to what you have already paid. When we return to Belize, we will likely look for another accommodation option, but overall, it was a decent first experience.