Thatch Caye
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Overview
- Beautiful all-inclusive resort with a focus on adventure and discovery
- Choose from a wide range of packages to suit every guest
- Enjoy access to Turneffe Atoll, Lighthouse Reef, Glover’s Reef, and more
- Scuba diving and snorkelling excursions in surrounding protected waters
Thatch Caye Resort is located in the Cocoplum island chain, surrounded by miles of undisturbed saltwater flats. Attracting free-spirits and adventurers, this is an all-inclusive resort with a difference. Accommodating a maximum of just 30 guests, this dreamy tropical island feels deserted in all the right ways, providing a peaceful atmosphere surrounded by lush Belizean foliage and pristine beaches. Get ready to relax in simple style and enjoy authentic, one-of-a-kind experiences that showcase the very best of Belize - from culinary delights and cultural immersions, to some of Belize's very best scuba diving.
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About Thatch Caye
About Thatch Caye
Part of the Muy’Ono Resorts collection, Thatch Caye Resort is situated on its own private island within the Cocoplum island chain, just 15 kilometres from the mainland town of Dangriga. This premier location places it within the northern boundary of Belize’s protected South Water Marine Reserve and just three-kilometres from the second largest barrier reef in the world. Thatch Caye Resort promises all-inclusive getaways with a difference: while you won’t find many over-the-top indulgences here, this resort has found a pleasing balance between comfort, style and sustainability, with minimalist accommodations recently-renovated using reclaimed materials from the island.
Placing an emphasis on outdoor exploration and cultural discovery, Thatch Caye Resort guarantees plenty of adventurous fun in a barefoot casual environment. And, to help guests enjoy more of the activities they love, this resort offers more than half a dozen carefully-curated all-inclusive packages, catering towards a variety of preferences, such as scuba diving, fishing, relaxing and romance. Guests are encouraged to embrace the resort’s community spirit, including eating meals together and joining daily adventures with other guests. But, with a maximum of just 30 guests at any one time, you’ll also have plenty of space to spread out and find your own secluded spots.
Explore the resort
Your all-inclusive package at Thatch Caye Resort incorporates three meals per day, snacks and local alcoholic and non-alcoholic beverages. Skilled chefs work hand-in-hand with local farmers to deliver an organic, integrated, farm-to-table dining experience where each menu offers the best seasonal ingredients. Breakfast is served at the Coco Lounge, while lunch and dinner are typically enjoyed al-fresco at The Grove, and all offer a mix of Belizean and International cuisine. Both the Coco Lounge Bar and Starfish Bar are also open daily for delicious tropical drinks.
Thatch Caye Resort is the ultimate setting to engage in some mental and physical maintenance, offering overwater yoga and fitness platforms at the island’s southern tip. Guests can also request a private massage or body treatment on their balcony or rooftop deck. The inviting azure waters can be accessed from almost anywhere on the island, though a large, dedicated saltwater bathing area wraps around the Starfish Bar, ensuring refreshing beverages are always within reach. Those looking to take the adventure further can also enjoy a wide range of cultural, culinary and nature excursions on mainland Belize and the surrounding islands.
Diving from Thatch Caye
Boasting its own fringing reef, and lying only minutes away from the world-famous Belize Barrier Reef, Thatch Caye Resort occupies the ideal location for underwater enthusiasts. This resort offers a PADI 5-Star dive operation onsite, enabling guests to take full advantage of the stunning surrounding marine life. A choice of one, two and three-tank trips are offered from this resort, visiting some of the world’s best diving destinations, including Turneffe Atoll, Lighthouse Reef, Glover’s Reef and South Water Caye.
Conservation
Conservation
Thatch Caye is committed to supporting the local community and donates a portion of each booking to local charities. Guests are also encouraged to ‘pack for a purpose’ by leaving a little space in their luggage for supplies which can improve the lives of local children and families. The resort’s excursions also focus on celebrating the beautiful diversity and history of Belize.
Owned and operated by Muy’Ono, Thatch Caye strives to protect Belize’s natural beauty throughout its operations. Reclaimed materials are used for renovations and the majority of the food served is locally sourced. The use of solar power, wind power, and LED lighting have also been introduced, alongside rainwater catchment systems. Single-use plastics and styrofoam have also been eliminated.
About
About Thatch Caye
Part of the Muy’Ono Resorts collection, Thatch Caye Resort is situated on its own private island within the Cocoplum island chain, just 15 kilometres from the mainland town of Dangriga. This premier location places it within the northern boundary of Belize’s protected South Water Marine Reserve and just three-kilometres from the second largest barrier reef in the world. Thatch Caye Resort promises all-inclusive getaways with a difference: while you won’t find many over-the-top indulgences here, this resort has found a pleasing balance between comfort, style and sustainability, with minimalist accommodations recently-renovated using reclaimed materials from the island.
Placing an emphasis on outdoor exploration and cultural discovery, Thatch Caye Resort guarantees plenty of adventurous fun in a barefoot casual environment. And, to help guests enjoy more of the activities they love, this resort offers more than half a dozen carefully-curated all-inclusive packages, catering towards a variety of preferences, such as scuba diving, fishing, relaxing and romance. Guests are encouraged to embrace the resort’s community spirit, including eating meals together and joining daily adventures with other guests. But, with a maximum of just 30 guests at any one time, you’ll also have plenty of space to spread out and find your own secluded spots.
Explore the resort
Your all-inclusive package at Thatch Caye Resort incorporates three meals per day, snacks and local alcoholic and non-alcoholic beverages. Skilled chefs work hand-in-hand with local farmers to deliver an organic, integrated, farm-to-table dining experience where each menu offers the best seasonal ingredients. Breakfast is served at the Coco Lounge, while lunch and dinner are typically enjoyed al-fresco at The Grove, and all offer a mix of Belizean and International cuisine. Both the Coco Lounge Bar and Starfish Bar are also open daily for delicious tropical drinks.
Thatch Caye Resort is the ultimate setting to engage in some mental and physical maintenance, offering overwater yoga and fitness platforms at the island’s southern tip. Guests can also request a private massage or body treatment on their balcony or rooftop deck. The inviting azure waters can be accessed from almost anywhere on the island, though a large, dedicated saltwater bathing area wraps around the Starfish Bar, ensuring refreshing beverages are always within reach. Those looking to take the adventure further can also enjoy a wide range of cultural, culinary and nature excursions on mainland Belize and the surrounding islands.
Diving from Thatch Caye
Boasting its own fringing reef, and lying only minutes away from the world-famous Belize Barrier Reef, Thatch Caye Resort occupies the ideal location for underwater enthusiasts. This resort offers a PADI 5-Star dive operation onsite, enabling guests to take full advantage of the stunning surrounding marine life. A choice of one, two and three-tank trips are offered from this resort, visiting some of the world’s best diving destinations, including Turneffe Atoll, Lighthouse Reef, Glover’s Reef and South Water Caye.
Conservation
Thatch Caye is committed to supporting the local community and donates a portion of each booking to local charities. Guests are also encouraged to ‘pack for a purpose’ by leaving a little space in their luggage for supplies which can improve the lives of local children and families. The resort’s excursions also focus on celebrating the beautiful diversity and history of Belize.
Owned and operated by Muy’Ono, Thatch Caye strives to protect Belize’s natural beauty throughout its operations. Reclaimed materials are used for renovations and the majority of the food served is locally sourced. The use of solar power, wind power, and LED lighting have also been introduced, alongside rainwater catchment systems. Single-use plastics and styrofoam have also been eliminated.
Diving
Diving in Hopkins, Placencia and Glover's Reef
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SharksYear round -
Eagle rayYear round -
Whale sharkMarch - June -
TurtlesYear round -
Schooling reef fishYear round -
Healthy coralsYear round -
Plentiful reef lifeYear round
