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South of Ambergris Caye and 35km northeast of Belize City, Caye
Caulker is even more relaxed and easy-going than San Pedro, and
more accessible for the budget traveler.
Until recently, tourism existed almost as a sideline to the island's
main source of income, lobster fishing, and there are always
plenty of lobster for the annual Lobster Fest, held in the
third weekend of June to celebrate the opening of the season.
Flights on the San Pedro run stop at Caye Caulker's airstrip,
though most visitors still arrive by boat from Belize City,
from where there are departures every two hours. |
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