Compared to the island, the dock is relatively long, giving visitors plenty of space to park their boats without crowding the shore. Travelers who are looking to spend a relaxing day at the beach will enjoy this 1.2-acre (.5-ha) private beach that is known for its soft white sand and a shallow, clear swimming area. The facilities here are limited, but you’ll find all the essentials – namely a stand selling fruit punch and a hammock where you can sway next the sand.

The reef here has suffered due to erosion from hurricanes and general pollution, but there’s still plenty to see. The water is crystal-clear and will make for a memorable afternoon swim. There are increasingly few places like Goff’s Caye left in the world, making it one of Belize’s must-see Caribbean attractions.