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Last Sunday was the best day we’ve had as a group on this trip. We took a catamaran to Hol Chan and Shark Ray Alley to snorkel. After a day of snorkeling, we went to Caye Caulker, the caye just south of Ambergris Caye. We saw beautiful reef with tons of fish, everything from barracudas and sea turtles to giant sting rays and nurse sharks. Our cre and guides were so much fun. Willie, Wayne, and Reggae showed us a good time and provided fresh pineapple, watermelon, and home-made (rather boat made) salsa. I’d never been on a catamaran but it was incredible. A sail connected to two pontoons with a trampoline floor connecting them. The weather couldn’t have been any better nor the water any clearer.
When we stopped in Caye Caulker, we ate and shopped. This is a much quitter, laid back island. I think it gave us an impression of what San Pedro was like 20 years ago. I bargained with the local vendors and must have saved 50% of asking price on a couple gifts. However, I can do the same thing for about the same price right here in San Pedro. Many people visit for a day and/or night and not much more because there isn’t a whole lot to do, but if you’re looking for somewhere to simply relax; it is the place to be. I thoroughly enjoyed and wished I got to spend more time there. To top it off, on our return journey, we traveled right next to dolphins (only 10 feet away from the boat).
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| Yes a teal, navy, and yellow sailboat off the coast of Caye Caulker. Represent UNCW! |
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