i know the resorts are abundant on amberguise, who's been there, where's your favorite place that you'd reccomend for a honeymoon?
what is the best resort for the $ on amberguise cay in belize?
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Best and best-value are two different things.
Many would say that Cayo Espanto, on a private island on the back side of Ambergris Caye, is the best resort, but it is outrageously expensive -- up to $12,000 a week for a villa with butler, meals and drinks.
For value, there are many small, fairly modest places on the beach such as Coconuts that are great buys. Condotels, including The Palms, Banyan Bay, Belizean Shores and Banana Beach, are excellent values, with lots of space for the money.
For a honeymoon, among the most-recommended places are Victoria House, Portofino and Mata Chica.
--Lan Sluder
San Pedro Cool, the first and only travel guidebook to the island
i see your point, 12k is a little much...i think we're looking for a little more value than that. thanks for the reply. by the way, are any of these places that you suggested the sort that make you feel isolated from the rest of the culture(a.k.a. just a bunch of honeymoons going on, it is important to us that we are able to mingle with some nontourists as well, after all i think the best part of travel is the seperation from the familiar.