Ray Caye Island Resort is known for its remote location off the coast of Belize’s Placencia Peninsula. This dreamy private island promises an unforgettable Caribbean vacation, regardless of whether you stay for three days or seven. But even if you opt to enjoy your Belize getaway elsewhere, the amazing news is that Ray Caye still has a world of memorable experiences to offer. Beyond overnight stays, Ray Caye Island Resort is a day-trippers paradise, too. Here’s why you should add a Ray Caye day trip to your island-hopping itinerary next time you visit southern Belize.
Ray Caye: Paradise Found for Day Trippers and Sailing Enthusiasts
An hour away from Placencia, Ray Caye makes for a perfect addition to an island hopping itinerary, whether you’re in search of relaxation or adventure in the middle of the Caribbean Sea. Stop by for lunch or dinner and indulge in delicious island eats at the Lionfish Bar and Grill (reservations recommended). Then, kick back and relax by the pool or on the beach.
If you’re feeling up for a bit of adventure, the island has an array of water sports equipment available for rent, including kayaks and paddleboards. Those planning a day trip can also book tours with the island’s onsite dive shop. If space permits, Ray Caye welcomes sail-ins for morning dive tours and afternoon snorkel excursions. Book by email, hail them on VHF channel 11, or simply drop by the Dive Shop.
Add This Tiny Island to Your Itinerary As Well
After unwinding at Ray Caye (or before heading there for lunch), stop by its sister island, Moho Caye. This tiny, palm-fringed island is 12 acres large and is especially popular with folks who love a fun day trip with friends.
Whether you’re a solo traveler, a couple seeking a romantic escape, or a family looking for a fun-filled day, Ray Caye and Moho Caye have something for everyone. Don’t miss the chance to experience these two island paradises on a day trip the next time you’re visiting Belize.