When you stay at Royal Belize the island truly becomes your own private retreat as it is rented exclusively to individual groups. Three different villas on the island cater to 10 adults (maximum occupancy) for a minimum four night stay. The largest villa, the Noshi Na, features three panoramic ocean view suites. Each room here features a king bed or double beds that can separated into single beds. The Tu-Li-Pa Na is a one-bedroom villa nestled in the hibiscus bushes and lush gardens of the island. It features a master suite with king bed as well as an outdoor day bed for sun tanning during the day and stargazing at night. The Ne-Ne Na is a beautiful bungalow on its own secluded beach for the ultimate in romance and privacy. It comes with a king bed and its own over-the-water deck . All villas are fully air conditioned and come with iPads for communicating with the island concierge. The island also has cell service and Wi-Fi.

If Gilligan had been stranded on this island he wouldn’t have wanted to leave! The staff at Royal Belize takes care of all your needs from start to finish. The private island is essentially your own private resort as all meals, drinks, and local alcoholic beverages are included with your stay. Being that you are on an island water sports are a popular theme here so kayaks, stand-up paddle boards, Hobie catamaran, snorkel gear, beach toys, and even unlimited use of jet skis, kneeboards, water skis, and tubing are included. This also happens to be a 5-Star PADI Resort so you can experience why diving in Belize is considered some of the best in the world. You’ll have easy access to popular dive sites like the Gladden Split, Glover’s Reef Atoll, Turneffe Islands, the Blue Hole, and of course your backyard of the South Water Caye Marine Reserve. If you love to fish you can enjoy some of the best flats fly fishing in the world nearby or troll the reef for grouper, snapper, mackerel, and barracuda and try to catch dinner. Land is never too far away (25 minute boat ride) so if you feel like setting foot on terra firma for a day of adventure or to explore a Mayan ruin that can be arranged as well.