Brahma Blue Resort

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Brahma Blue Resort on Ambergris Caye is a secluded island retreat located just across the lagoon from San Pedro. This private island retreat features spacious 2-3 bedroom suites, lagoon views, kitchenettes, balconies, an outdoor swimming pool, as well as onsite spa and restaurant.

Free water taxi for resort guests available across the lagoon to San Pedro.

Ambergris Caye is Belize's largest island and a favorite spot for travelers who want warm water, easy days, and plenty to do. Snorkeling, diving, and fresh seafood are all part of the routine here.

The Belize Barrier Reef is just minutes away from Brahma Blue Resort by boat, offering world-class snorkeling and diving for all experience levels. The Great Blue Hole, one of the world's most iconic dive sites, is also a popular day-trip destination from San Pedro.


Frequently Asked Questions

Plan to fly into Philip S.W. Goldson International Airport near Belize City (BZE), which offers direct flights from several U.S. cities. From there, a timely option is to book a 15-20 minute flight directly to San Pedro with local carriers like Tropic Air or Maya Island Air.

Another route is to take a taxi from from BZE airport to the Belize City marine terminal. From there, catch a ferry via operators like San Pedro Belize Express or Ocean Ferry. The ferry journey to San Pedro is roughly 1 1/2 hours.

Yes. U.S. and most international travelers need a valid passport to enter Belize. Many visitors can stay up to 30 days without a visa. Always check current entry requirements before booking your trip.

Golf carts rule the island and are the most popular way to explore. You can rent one by the day or week. Walking and biking work well too, since the town center stays compact and easy to navigate.


Absolutely! Shallow, calm waters, gentle beaches, and plenty of easygoing activities make it a great fit for kids. Many rentals offer space for the whole group, plus quick access to swimming and boat tours.


English is the official language and is spoken by most residents across the country, making it appealing to American travelers. Spanish, Belizean Creole, Garifuna, Maya languages, and even German (in Mennonite enclaves) are also spoken throughout the different communities

The most popular seasons are from mid-November through late March/early April, when sunny skies and ocean conditions are ideal for diving and exploring. Christmas, New Year’s, and Easter are peak times, with fewer crowds generally after Easter through mid-November.

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