4 Bike-Friendly San Pedro Belize Resorts


Belize’s weather during the summer time can best be compared to that of Southern Florida.  Offering visitors cool Caribbean breezes under the shade of the coconut trees on the beach.  In fact, Belize is well-known for its amazing cultural diversity, rich history and colorful natural wonders making it perfect for a bike friendly exploration.   

Whether you are in a family getaway, romantic honeymoon or just a trip with friends, a bike adventure can surely add spice to your getaway.  Here are 5 fantastic Bicycle-friendly hotels you should visit this summer in San Pedro, Belize.

About San Pedro Belize

Ambergris (am-ber-griss) Caye is a small island forming part of what is the north islands off the coast of Belize.  Although one of the most famous and most visited islands by locals and tourist alike, Ambergris Caye measures 25 miles long and 5 miles across at its widest point, though much of it is less than half a mile across.

 The main town on Ambergris Caye is San Pedro, which is the heart of island and offers a wide range of restaurants, bars, souvenir shops, and banks. Since the airstrip is also located in town, most resorts and hotels are only 2 or 3 minutes away. 

 This picture perfect Belize vacation destination has been voted #1 Island in the world two years in a row by TripAdvisor. Many whom have made this tropical island their honeymoon or family vacation destination can attest why!

Xanadu Island Resort

Bicycles are complimentary to all guests and are a great way to discover the island! Choose a bicycle that suits your height and collect the key from the activity desk. Bicycles must be returned before 6pm and must always be locked when not in use.

Las Terrazas Resort

Escape to this breathtaking Ambergris Caye resort for a Caribbean vacation you will never forget. Edging the blue waters of the sea and white sand beach, this resort offers peaceful indulgence and authentic hospitality that feels like home, but in paradise. Escape on the complimentary bicycles into town and explore this seaside haven for recreation, relaxation and romance.

Victoria House

Spectacular, private, and perched right at the edge of one of the most stunning natural wonders of the world, the Belize Barrier Reef, Victoria House offers a variety of breath-taking adventures.  In fact guests can explore the island at leisure on one of Victoria House complimentary bicycles.  


Banyan Bay Villas

Indulge in a beach massage with Seahells Spa, relax at our 3-tiered pool or challenge the kids to a game of beach volleyball. Spend the day diving the Blue Hole, snorkel with stingrays and nurse sharks at Shark Ray Alley or tour the island on your complimentary bicycle.


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