Ambergris Caye — Belize
Named resorts and hotels across San Pedro town, North Island, and South Island — with locations, amenities, and booking links.
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Named resorts on Ambergris Caye include Victoria House, Matachica, Grand Caribe, Sunbreeze, Ramon’s Village, and Alaia — split across San Pedro town, the north island, and the quieter south. None of it is far, but access changes: town is walkable, most north- and south-island properties need a golf cart, and Matachica is boat-only.
The map and rows below cover the island’s most-searched named properties, with what each is actually best for, so you can compare before booking through Expedia. For San Pedro vs north vs south vs Secret Beach as a trip base, use the lodging hub.
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Nine named properties, ordered south island to north island — including Victoria House, Alaia, Grand Caribe, and Matachica. Tap Show on Map to place any of them.
South Island

Victoria House sits on ten acres of beach and garden about two miles south of San Pedro town, with just 42 rooms ranging from thatch-roof casitas to beachfront villas with private pools. The oceanfront infinity pool, full-service spa, on-site dive shop, and Palmilla Restaurant make it one of the more complete quiet-luxury options on the island, without the density of the bigger north-end resorts.
South Island

Alaia splits into three very different stays: three-bedroom waterfront Villas with private plunge pools, single-bedroom Vista Rooms, and two-bedroom Reef House suites set in the resort's original, renovated building. Four dining venues, a spa, a main pool with a swim-up bar, and a rooftop infinity pool with glass portals looking down to the entrance round out the property, about 2km south of town.
South Island

Xanadu is built from unique monolithic concrete domes, but the real draw is practical: studio-to-three-bedroom suites with full kitchens, a pool and hot tub, and a man-made reef right off the beach for casual snorkeling — all an easy walk, bike, or golf-cart ride from downtown San Pedro. There's no on-site restaurant, but town is close enough that it rarely matters.
San Pedro Town

Sunbreeze Hotel sits oceanfront in the center of San Pedro town, a five-minute walk from the airstrip and close to Town Hall and the main restaurant strip. It's a practical choice for anyone who wants to land, walk to their room, and be in town for dinner the same evening — with a PADI dive shop, a spa, and a beachfront restaurant on-site.
San Pedro Town

Ramon's Village puts a genuine resort feel — thatched cabanas, tropical gardens, a lagoon-style pool — within a 10-minute walk of downtown San Pedro. Its own dive center and beachfront restaurant, Pineapples on the Beach, mean you don't have to leave the property, but everything in town is still an easy walk away.
North Island

Grand Caribe's condo-style units — from studios to a five-bedroom beachfront villa — all include full kitchens, which sets it apart from the all-inclusive resorts nearby. Six pools, two hot tubs, three restaurants, and an on-site 24-hour medical clinic make it a comfortable, low-hassle base for families or larger groups about 1.5 miles north of San Pedro town.
North Island

Coco Beach Resort sits 3.5 miles north of San Pedro town — about 10 minutes by boat or 20-25 minutes by golf cart. Two freeform pools (one with a waterslide and swim-up bar), complimentary kayaks and paddleboards, and beach volleyball give families and groups plenty to do without leaving the property.
North Island

Belizean Shores leans into family-friendly amenities that are rare elsewhere on the island — a full-size playground, tennis, pickleball, and basketball courts, and even a water trampoline, alongside beachfront suites with full kitchens. It is 3.5 miles north of San Pedro town, so plan on a golf cart or boat for evenings out.
North Island — Boat Access Only

Matachica is the most remote of the north-island resorts — 5 miles up the coast and reachable only by boat, with no golf cart road connecting it to town. That isolation is the draw: 33 casitas and villas along a private beach, a Jade Spa, and two restaurants mean guests rarely need to leave. It's adults-only, which along with the boat-access-only location makes it one of the quieter, more private options on the island.
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Book dry-season dates (December–April) several weeks ahead, especially around holidays — the named properties above are the first to fill.
Check how a resort is reached before booking. Most north-island properties need a golf cart or boat; Matachica is boat-access only with no road connection to town.
Look for a full kitchen (Grand Caribe, Xanadu, Belizean Shores) if you're staying five or more nights or traveling as a family — it meaningfully cuts food costs.
Want to walk everywhere? Sunbreeze and Ramon's Village are the two options actually in San Pedro town.
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