Caye Caulker Forest Reserve

Caye Caulker Forest Reserve is a protected area on Caye Caulker, Belize

A sanctuary for diverse flora and fauna, the Caye Caulker Forest Reserve spans approximately 128 acres. Established in 1980, the reserve safeguards the island's unique ecosystem and supports a variety of species, including the endangered West Indian manatee and the yellow orchid tree frog. The reserve offers walking trails that allow visitors to explore the lush vegetation, mangroves, and freshwater lagoons. Additionally, the area serves as a crucial nesting site for several bird species, such as the brown pelican and the magnificent frigatebird. The Caye Caulker Forest Reserve plays a vital role in maintaining the island's ecosystem and provides educational opportunities for visitors to learn about Belize's biodiversity. Accessible by foot or bicycle, the reserve is a must-visit destination for nature enthusiasts seeking to connect with the beauty and diversity of Belize's ecosystem.