Other activities
You can also book various activities at many places on the island, such as
Sailing tours
With the ragga muffin tour you can do a sailing trip of three days two nights. sleeping on little islands, snorkeling, fishing your own meal, a wonderfull experience.
Tours
To maya ruins on the mainland.
Cave tubing
on the mainland.
Manatee watching
Tours normally include a snorkeling stop at sergeant's caye on the barrier reef and a short visit to st. george's caye. there are many tour operators out of caye caulker, san pedro and belize city who do manatee watching trips. visit swallow caye wildlife sanctuary that was set up by chocolate heredia, belizean native and award winning conservationist. 9,000 acres of sea and mangrove became a protected area in july of 2002. for more information see the friends of swallow caye. (http://www.swallowcayeman...)
Tsunami Adventures
Extreme north end of front st., (http://www.tsunamiadventu...). this is a great way to explore the northern mangrove forest. head for the leeward side of the island the west side for smoother water and to avoid paddling into the wind. cost for a two-person kayak is $15bz per hour for the first hour, then $10bz for each additional hour.
Caye Caulker is a small, very laid-back Caribbean island. In fact, its motto is "Go Slow" and that is exactly what you should do. It is an ideal place to spend a few days while taking a break from travelling around the rest of Central America.
Chill out at The Lazy Lizard located at "the split," a little bar on its own near what can only be described as the island's only beach, however, do not expect Rio or Hawaii - there is no sand here. The "beach" is a sunken area of a picnic area surrounded by cement sea walls, damage from the hurricane and smartly kept as it was in 1961. On the walls you'll see the young and hip lazing about, catching a tan. When it gets too hot, you can jump into the water and climb back again, or make the short walk to the Lazy Lizard to refresh your drink.
snorkelling and diving
Much of the activity on the island centers around snorkelling and diving about a dozen operators offering trips and scuba diving. The prices at all the shops are basically the same. The local diving is at Hol Chan Marine Reserve, a 30 min boat ride away. A little further out is Spanish Bay, Caye Chapel, and some other sites. Long distance trips to Turneffe Atoll and the famous Blue Hole are regularly available.