An all-inclusive, established eco-resort located on a private island in the Caribbean Sea, just off the coast of Belize.

The property consists of a 7 acre private island located less than 9 miles from Belize City and only 1 mile from the famous Belize Barrier Reef, of which 3.6 acres is developed for the resort with 3.4 acres as yet undeveloped. It has a nice, weed-free beach for swimming.

The property can sleep 24 guests with a maximum of 29 who are exclusively catered to by a staff of 13.

Buildings consist of –

5 beach front luxury cabanas with 2 bedrooms and 2 bathrooms.
A large 2-storey separate building may be used for the manager’s house – or for a honeymoon suite.
A restaurant (seats 32) and kitchen building over-looking the sea with relaxing decks.
A conference / entertainment building.
Spa with 2 jacuzzis.
Beach bar.
Gift shop.
Marina and boat house with two docks – sale includes 2 boats and 16 kayak / canoes.
Staff accommodation.
Water treatment plant and workshop building.
Laundry building
Utility rooms for generators and solar batteries.
44,000 gallon water tank.

Electricity is provided by solar with 2 back-up generators and potable water is supplied by a desalination plant.

Service is all-inclusive and activities include diving, snorkelling, fishing, paddle-boarding, etc. – or just relaxing in a get-away from it all exotic location. Also, there are trips arranged to Caye Caulker, a nearby island with restaurants, shops, etc.

There is space on the island for future expansion.

The sale is turn key and includes a 0.88 acre parcel of land on the Belize River close to the International Airport on the mainland which has a 2-storey caretaker’s house, boathouse and speedboat. Guests can be met at the airport and transported by boat to the island with no fuss or discomfort in less than 45 minutes.

The Belize Barrier Reef is a famous World Heritage Site and the second largest coral reef system in the world. It hugs the entire coast of Belize and is home to the world-famous diving and snorkelling site at the Blue Hole, the Hol Chan Marine Park, and Shark and Ray Alley