Blue Tang Inn is located in San Pedro, the capital of Ambergris Caye, which the largest and most developed of Belize’s islands. The restaurant and bar scene is laid back, but you’ll find that every day here feels like a beach party.

San Pedro is known for its beachfront bars and zippy go-cart transportation. You can also find convenient places to rent kayaks, bikes, wave runners, and hobie cat sailboats. This town is a convenient starting point for a number of boating trips. The Belize Barrier Reef is half a mile (0.8 km) off the coast of Ambergris Caye, and it is one of the top destinations in the world for scuba diving. It’s also one of the best places to embark on deep sea or fly fishing trips. Speaking of fishing, Ambergris Caye is one of the best places in Belize to eat fresh seafood. Staying at Blue Tang Inn, you can try a different beachfront restaurant every night.

All of the rooms at Blue Tang Inn have nice views, either of the ocean or the hotel’s garden. Ceiling fans and air conditioning keep all of the accommodations feeling fresh and cool. You’ll also feel refreshed by the breeze coming in from your room’s balcony.

Blue Tang Inn provides complimentary Wi-Fi that you can access from your room, as well as from any of the communal spaces. You can request that the hotel provides a TV with your room. Your room’s balcony will come equipped with its own dreamy hammock.

Rooms at Blue Tang Inn come with small, fully equipped kitchens. There are also living areas with sofas and coffee tables. Every room has a deposit box, and a private bathroom with a hair dryer.

If you stay in a suite, you’ll also get a Jacuzzi and vaulted ceilings. Blue Tang Inn also offers apartments in a building that is two blocks closer to San Pedro. These apartments have impeccable views of the ocean and the reef.

Every morning you’ll get to eat a different continental breakfast. You’ll also have the option of visiting the nearby cafes. Cool off at the inn’s small pool during your down time. Staying here you’ll be just a few steps from the blue waves lapping the sandy coast.