Experience secluded, ultra-chic elegance in the sand at Cayo Espanto. This tropical private paradise is the perfect backdrop for your special memories.

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No where on earth will you find a more ideal place to say, “I do.” Cayo Espanto specializes in small weddings, renewals of vows and family gatherings. Classic beach side events can range from a simple ceremony on a private pier,  weddings on a sail boat to a formal elegant dinner party setting under the stars.

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The resort can assist with legal arrangements, as well as catering, flowers and fireworks. Exclusive use of the island for larger groups is also available.

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From a proposal to the renewal of vows, a birthday to a wedding – they can arrange it all.

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The country of Belize lies on the eastern coastline of Central America, below Mexico and next to Guatemala. It is a small, stable country covered with exotic rain forests and some of the longest white sand beaches in the world.

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Just off Belize’s 280 kilometer Caribbean coastline is the second largest barrier reef in the world, along with a network of over 200 coral cays and atolls. Tropical Fish of every imaginable populate the placid aquamarine waters off the coast. Gentle Nurse Sharks average 4-6 feet in length and dive masters often feed them small fish. Rays, which have a “wing span” of 2-4 feet, swim directly towards the divers. Tourists will have great delight in the Manatee, Grouper, Snapper and all of the other marine life. Most of the creatures in this area have great tolerance for divers and seem to enjoy human interaction.

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Visit the excavated remains of the ancient cities of Altun Ha and Lamanai, which attest to the wealth and sophistication of the Mayans’ glorious past. Near the Guatemalan border, the Cayo region encompasses nature sanctuaries, the majestic Hidden Valley Falls, the lively town of San Ignacio and many splendid Mayan ruins. Some Travelers have claimed to have experienced nirvana from the summit of the main pyramid of Xunantunich, which offers a sweeping vista of the Mopan Valley and Guatemala.

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