Strolling lazily down a tropical white sand beach, a soothing azure sea lapping rhythmically at your feet, a Caribbean breeze stealing away the cares of the world as it brushes gently across your face….

This is La Perla Del Caribe Resort.

Located on Ambergris Caye, the most popular vacation destination, this distinctive resort captures the Caribbean ambiance of Belize in elegance and luxury. You can relax in the modern indoor-outdoor style of your private beach villa between trips to the pool and snorkeling - just offshore lies one of the top ten dive sites in the world, the pristine Belize coral reef. Or you can enjoy the vibrant life of the island – participate in village fiestas or sample local and international cuisine in the restaurants and clubs.

Set off on sun-soaked Caribbean adventures to ancient Mayan ruins and scuba diving at the famous Great Blue Hole.

Relax on your private mahogany sun bed and watch the herons stroll through the shallows. Laze by the pool while taking in a miraculous sunset.

We are here to bring you the once in a lifetime Caribbean vacation experience, unlike any other Ambergris Caye Resort, that can only be... La Perla Del Caribe.

Your Ambergris Caye Paradise

Your vacation in Ambergris Caye begins with taking in the tropical surroundings: the moist island air, the laid-back feeling, the friendly locals. As you begin to explore your comfortable villas and the paradise beyond, you discover endless surprises. You will be soothed in the simple tranquility of life by the sea.

Come experience the undiscovered gem of Ambergris Caye, Belize and make La Perla Del Caribe Resort your personal Caribbean paradise.

Some small facts about Ambergris Caye

Home to Belize’s premier vacation haven, the island of Ambergris Caye is situated 58km NE of Belize City and a mere Ľ mile from the largest barrier reef in the Western Hemisphere. The caye itself is 25 miles long and up to a mile wide in some areas.
The caye was sparsely settled until the mid 1800s when there was a steady influx of Mestizo refugees from the Mexican Caste Wars. The new wave of settlers primarily sustained themselves by fishing and later engaged in the development of coconut plantations or “cocals” as they were commonly known.
Today the continued tourism explosion has had a marked effect on the Ambergris Caye’s infrastructure and what was once an uninterrupted stretch of sandy beach is now lined with resorts, piers, and dive-shops for as far as the eye can see.
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