Belize is on the Caribbean coast, nestled between Mexico and Guatemala and offers an intriguing mix of tropical forests rich with wildlife, majestic mountains, mysterious Maya temples, and diving and fishing experiences beyond comparison. In a single day, one can go from tropical forest to the longest barrier reef in the Western Hemisphere.

The cayes (pronounced keys), the offshore atolls, and the barrier reef are one of the main attractions to Belize. The barrier reef, which is 185 miles long, is the longest in the Western Hemisphere. The cayes are islands that are located between the mainland and the barrier reef, on the barrier reef, and on or within the barrier reef perimeters of the offshore atolls.

The largest of all the cayes, Ambergris Caye is renowned for its beaches and proximity to the coral reef. From here you can indulge any wet adventure you can dream up; Sport fishing, scuba diving, snorkeling and manatee watching are among the most popular. San Pedro, the caye's hub, offers any variety of accommodations, restaurants, bars and nightlife. For a change of pace and scenery, the bay side of the caye is a great place to get acquainted with Belizean bird life. Highlights are Hol Chan Marine Reserve and Shark Ray Alley. 

Ever swim through one of the world’s most natural wonders? Adventure is moments away at Cayo Espanto when you don your scuba or snorkel gear to explore the world’s second-largest barrier-reef system. Three miles from San Pedro, off the coast of Belize, Cayo Espanto is truly a spectacular and private retreat. World class snorkeling, Scuba diving, catered meals, attentive staff, and massages are all a little piece of wonderful which awaits you at Cayo Espanto.

Graced with an average temperature ranging from 23C (73F) in the winter to 29C (84F) in the summer, Cayo Espanto has the perfect weather for a dream vacation.

The private villas will charm you with its sophistication and seclusion. Enjoy the exquisite Caribbean vistas at your private dock, take a dip in your personal splash pool or cool off in the alfresco showers. It's your choice! Toast to your honeymoon or simply embrace your loved one in the enchanting walled garden. Bask in the royal treatment you deserve - the 180 degree wrap-around view of the Caribbean will make your day! 

BRITISH VIRGIN ISLANDS: SCRUB ISLAND
The British Virgin islands are comprised of 16 inhabited and more than 20 uninhabited islands:  Tortola, Anegada, Virgin Gorda, Jost van Dyke and known as the water sports capital of the Caribbean  offer honeymooners spectacular snorkeling and scuba diving, water-skiing, and windsurfing.

Just off the north coast of Tortola, we welcome you to the newest Caribbean luxury resort and Private Island - Scrub Island Resort Marina and Spa British Virgin Islands.  Intimate and undeniably grand, Scrub Island BVI is a 230-acre bastion of tropical splendor -- embracing the British Virgin Islands' spectacular views. It is a private island of rare beauty, where contemporary luxury meets Caribbean grace... where stimulating activities complement serene diversions... where discerning vacationers become beach-chair philosophers, honeymooners find unimagined bliss and families rediscover the joy of being together.

Everyone has a different definition of what makes up a great vacation.  Some have an adventurous streak and look for a destination that offers them a range of activities while others prefer a more laid-back vacation where they can take life at their own pace.  It's a rare destination that can cater to both at the level of each group's expectation - and that's exactly what Scrub Island does. 

It goes beyond being simply a resort; it's your island, so choose your own adventure!

ST. VINCENT & THE GRENADINES: PALM ISLAND
A necklace of 32 islands and cays, only nine of them inhabited, St. Vincent and the Grenadines, part of the Windward Islands, is one of the most popular destinations in the world for leisure sailors. Snorkelers and divers are also drawn by the region’s many underwater attractions, especially the coral-luscious Tobago Cays.   St. Vincent is the largest of the more than 30 islands that comprise the nation, covering roughly 150 sq. miles (390 sq. km). St. Vincent, “the mainland,” is almost 18 miles long and made imposing by its seething giant, La Soufrière volcano, which last erupted in 1979.

For those seeking total seclusion, Palm Island awaits - This tiny resort island is just a mile from Union Island, where you are met by the resort's private boat and transported to this 135-acre tropical oasis of unhurried rest and stress free relaxation. Originally known as Prune Island, Palm Islands got its current name when former owners, the late John Caldwell (a.k.a Johnny Coconuts) and his wife Mary, planted hundreds of coconut palms, transforming the deserted island into a palm covered resort.

Now a private all-inclusive resort where tranquility reigns, Palm Island is the perfect getaway for people who love natural beauty and want to escape from it all. Surrounded by crystal clear waters, five sparkling white beaches, (one of our favorites being Casuarina Beach which runs the entire length of the western coastline), the forty beautifully appointed guest rooms, all with incredible views are sprinkled around the island. And with an average temperature range from 75-87 degrees F what’s not to love about this island paradise!