Bay Towers

We had a great experience at the Bay Towers. They have a nice pool and a cute beach area with thatched umbrellas. We were excited to find a large conch shell. We enjoyed talking to the staff/owners and meeting the dogs that lived there. It's nice that you don't need transportation on that side of the island. The restaurants will give you a ride or deliver your food. There are water taxis that will take you to the split and then they will drop you back off at the dock of Bay Towers for a small fee. We were happy to be greeted by the dogs when we were dropped off. We also enjoyed watching the sunset from the dock.

If you are looking for isolation from the hustle and bustle of the city and total relaxation this is the place for you. Our room was clean and quiet. We were a two minute walk from the split ferry, getting to the south side of the island was easy and quick. I am already working on a girls trip to Caye Caulker and Bay Towers is where we plan on staying. The location is perfect.

This was the most beautiful resort. Our first time in Belize and it was everything we hoped for. Our place was so clean, modern, and equipped with everything we needed for our seven day stay. Greg, the owner was so fun and gave us great recommendations on what to see and do. Amazing resort, sunsets, and fresh delicious lobster. We can't wait to go back and stay there again!

Wonderful place to get away from it all! Our room was kept sparkling clean. The owner Greg was so friendly, and full of suggestions for things to do and places to go. He was super accommodating for anything we needed. The sunsets here are amazing!

Our stay couldn't have been better! The property was amazing - located right on the water with a beach/dock and pool to swim, games the kids loved (corn hole, basketball, volleyball, checkers, etc.), and a path over to the property next door where we had dinner one night. There are four floors, each having its own apartment-type accommodations. We had the fourth floor and had 360 degree views of the water. There are two balconies which we really enjoyed hanging out on. The inside of our place was very comfortable, clean, and nicely decorated. Being a family of five we really enjoyed having two bedrooms and two bathrooms. Rene, who owns Bay Towers, was amazing! He was always finding ways to make our stay even better, such as giving us a loaf of delicious homemade banana bread when we arrived which we enjoyed having for breakfast each morning during our stay. Rene was also always more than happy to take us in his boat to the south side of the island, which is where most of the restaurants/shops are. We really enjoyed staying on the north side of the island though because it was quieter and more relaxing. It was never an issue getting a ride into town when we wanted one. I look forward to one day coming back to Bay Towers again!

For our second trip to Caye Caulker, we wanted to try out the north side of the island on the other side of “The Split.” I was a little reluctant as I wondered if being north of the split would hamper our ability to go into town when we wanted/ needed to. We took a chance and are super happy that we chose the Bay Towers. The hotel is a very short walk north from the split. The hotel and surrounded grounds are very well kept, secluded, and for the most part, quiet (especially at night). The only source of any noise came in the form of afternoon music from the Koko King beach club next door. However, we didn’t find it much of a bother as it wasn’t that loud over at the Bay Towers and we were out doing things most afternoons anyway. Our room was very nice and had a small kitchen with basic dishes and supplies. The hotel has a nice dock and the surrounding lagoon area is nice for a swim and even some decent snorkeling if you do a bit of swimming the area to find things on the bottom that attract the marine life (look for the discarded park benches, large storage shelf, and conch shell graveyard for a decent collection of various tropical fish and maybe even a large ray). The grounds have a large sandy “ yard” with a beach volleyball court and plenty of space to do whatever (we used it as an outdoor gym for improvised morning workouts). The hotel also has inner tubes, kayaks, and bicycles that are free to use. The pool is very nice and refreshing. For $7 Belize ($3.50 USD), Rene provided our room with a 5 gallon water jug and dispenser. Also, if you want a little more socializing or a drink or two, just wander next door to the Koko King. As far as getting back and forth across the split, it WAS NOT a problem. The Split to Split ferry runs early morning to late evening ( we used it as late as after 8 pm). It’s a pontoon boat with a friendly operator. Just wave him down from either side of the split. The ride costs $2.50 USD per person. However, we didn’t need to use the ferry much because Rene (Bay Towers owner) offers free boat trips back and forth in the morning, afternoon, and evening. He is also willing to drop you off or pick you up at other times. All we had to do was let him know in advance. We communicated with him via text message and he was always responsive. Speaking of Rene, he and his staff were simply awesome. They have quarters on site and they were always looking for ways to attend to their guest’s needs. It’s hard to think of everything they did, but examples were a small New Years party for the guests with drinks and snacks, frequent rides back and forth across the split, digging out some dumbbell weights when they saw us working out, just sending us messages to check on us when they hadn’t seen us in a while, and arranging a golf cart taxi for us for departure so we didn’t have to lug all of our scuba gear to the ferry. I can’t say enough good things about Rene and his staff, and we will definitely stay at the Bay Towers aga