Top Ambergris Caye Car Tours

Explore Ambergris Caye in style with this golf cart rental. Feel the tropical island breeze whilst navigating narrow roads in a comfortable, modern vehicle that makes reaching some of the island’s hidden treasures a whole lot easier. Comfortably seating up to four passengers, renting a golf cart is an excellent option for families who want to move around the island without the hassle of hiring a car.

Belize’s largest island, Ambergris Caye, is known for its beautiful beaches and world-class scuba diving, but with no public transport or car rentals, it’s best to embrace eco-friendly methods of transport. A golf cart is the easiest and most flexible way to get around, giving you the freedom to zip around the island and explore at your own pace. Book a package that fits your needs, from one day to 15 days.

Discover Ambergris Caye’s wildlife and coral reefs on this sailing and snorkeling tour to the Hol Chan Marine Reserve and Shark Ray Alley. Watch for the sea turtles, eels and fish that thrive within the protected area as well as stingrays and nurse sharks at Shark Ray Alley, watch them feed on fresh sardines, then enjoy tropical breezes on deck as you return to San Pedro Town.

Experience a collection of places only accessible by boat without the hassle of chartering one yourself with this full-day from San Pedro. Cruise first to Hol Chan Marine Reserve for some snorkeling to see marine life and coral. Continue to Shark Ray Alley to see and swim with nurse sharks and sting-rays. Explore Caye Caulker and relax before heading back.

Travel around San Pedro and along the roads of Ambergris Caye with ease by renting a golf cart. Avoid the need of walking into town in the heat with these golf carts that can seat up to 4 people. Many carts even come with a cooler box under the seat to keep food and drinks cold. Fuel for the golf cart is not included and the vehicle must be refilled when returned.

Sample the flavors of Belize on a private food tasting tour of San Pedro that takes you beyond the usual tourist spots. Led by a local guide, stroll through town and sample traditional Belizean cuisine from street food vendors and restaurants. As you try tasty bites, such rice and beans, tamales, ceviche, and stewed chicken, learn about their cultural significance.