Belize: Northern and Central Itinerary
Please be aware that the final itinerary will be determined on board in consultation with the Captain, contingent upon weather conditions and other external factors at the time of the voyage.
- Day 1
Old Belize Marina to Drowned Cays
Old Belize Marina to Drowned Cays
Day 1
Distance: 10 nautical milesApproximate travel time:Planing yachts:
30 minutesDisplacement yachts:
1 hourSailing yachts:
1h 25mThe Drowned Cayes, a group of mangrove channels and islands, serve as the thriving birthplace for the aquatic marine life of Belize. These sanctuaries host pods of dolphins and manatees, along with an abundance of avian species including herons, egrets, occasional spoonbills, pelicans, frigates, cormorants, and more. Thanks to our sheltered anchorage and a labyrinth of channels and inlets, it's an ideal locale to explore via kayaking or paddle boarding, offering an intimate communion with nature's marvels. The vivid contrast between lush green mangroves and the azure waters amplifies the allure of the sunset, rendering it truly breathtaking.
Photo by Meritt Thomas in Unsplash
- Day 2
Drowned Cays to Caye Caulker
(Stops in: Gallow's Reef) - Day 3
Caye Caulker to St George's Caye
(Stops in: Caye Caulker Marine Reserve) - Day 4
St George's Caye to Colson Caye
- Day 5
Colson Caye to Tobacco Caye
- Day 6
Tobacco Caye to Bluefield Range
- Day 7
Bluefield Range to Bannister Island
(Stops in: Goff's Caye) - Day 8
Bannister Island to Old Belize Marina
- Day 1
Old Belize Marina to Drowned Cays
- Day 2
Drowned Cays to Caye Caulker
(Stops in: Gallow's Reef) - Day 3
Caye Caulker to St George's Caye
(Stops in: Caye Caulker Marine Reserve) - Day 4
St George's Caye to Colson Caye
- Day 5
Colson Caye to Tobacco Caye
- Day 6
Tobacco Caye to Bluefield Range
- Day 7
Bluefield Range to Bannister Island
(Stops in: Goff's Caye) - Day 8
Bannister Island to Old Belize Marina
Old Belize Marina to Drowned Cays
Day 1
Planing yachts:
30 minutesDisplacement yachts:
1 hourSailing yachts:
1h 25mThe Drowned Cayes, a group of mangrove channels and islands, serve as the thriving birthplace for the aquatic marine life of Belize. These sanctuaries host pods of dolphins and manatees, along with an abundance of avian species including herons, egrets, occasional spoonbills, pelicans, frigates, cormorants, and more. Thanks to our sheltered anchorage and a labyrinth of channels and inlets, it's an ideal locale to explore via kayaking or paddle boarding, offering an intimate communion with nature's marvels. The vivid contrast between lush green mangroves and the azure waters amplifies the allure of the sunset, rendering it truly breathtaking.
Photo by Meritt Thomas in Unsplash
Best suited yachts for this itinerary
Sailing Yachts:
7 - 10 knots cruising speed.Displacement Yachts:
10 - 14 knots cruising speed.Planing Yachts:
+20 knots cruising speed.