Blue Crab Resort - Belize

Seasoned travelers, hikers, and adventurers make the Blue Crab their home base
to explore the jungles, reefs, and ruins of central Belize. This small,
private beachfront resort offers clean, comfortable accommodations

The property has 4 AC rooms, they have hardwood floors, hot water private bath with a porch overlooking the Caribbean. Two ac rooms have a Queen bed, small fridge and a table and chairs with personal coffee/tea maker w/ open porch facing the sea. The other two ac rooms are slightly larger and have 2 double beds and large screened porches w/ table, chairs, small fridge and coffee/tea makers. Color TV w/ 90 channels is available in your bedroom.

They still have the 2 primitive cabanas. They are small and simple, old style Caribbean beach huts with electricity & running water. They have thatch roofs, hardwood floors, private thatch covered porch, screened windows, private baths with hot and cold shower and fans, and are located within 60 feet of the Caribbean. One cabana has two double beds , the other has a double and a single plus a table and chairs. They can supply you with an ice cooler for your cabana.

Their new venture, a chocolate factory, has begun production of Belizean chocolate.
The brand name is Goss Chocolate, 100% natural & the cacao is organically grown in Belize.
They have milk chocolate and dark chocolate European style bars available now.


A special treat at the Blue Crab Restaurant is the gourmet Chinese cuisine.
The menu varies daily, featuring American specialties as well as fresh
seafood, local fruits and vegetables, chicken, shrimp and your favorite
Chinese entrees. Breakfast and lunch are served daily, and box lunches are
packed for those wishing to go offshore for a day of adventure.

The Blue Crab staff will assist with flight reservations and logistics during
your stay. It is recommended that you fly to Placencia from wherever you are
in Belize, as the roads in this part of the country are not paved. Rental
vehicles are available, and a 4-wheel drive is the thing to do. The dirt
roads are pot holed; dusty when it's dry and a quagmire when it's wet.
Average speeds are 25 mph. and car rental and gas is expensive. The way to
see the peninsula is by boat or walking along the beach. Impressive views are
a bonus when you fly over the countryside and coastline getting to and from
Placencia. Regularly scheduled 12-seat plane service is a comfortable and
efficient way to get around in Belize until the roads are paved.

From this central coastal location local guides lead excursions to visit Mayan
ruins, the Cockscomb Basin Wildlife Sanctuary, and Monkey River. Try your
hand at fishing or snorkeling on the reef. A favorite pastime is birdwatching
in the mangrove lagoon or out on neighboring cayes. Take the short walk in to
the Garifuna fishing village of Seine Bight, and see Lola's colorful artwork
in her studio over the lagoon. Get away from it all and relax in Belizean
tropical hospitality at the Blue Crab.