Casa Ventanas overwater setting

Cayo Espanto, Belize

The island's signature overwater bungalow, built directly above the Caribbean with ladder access into the water.

Places in Casa Ventanas overwater setting

Casa Ventanas in-villa dining Private dining within the overwater bungalow with uninterrupted Caribbean views.
Casa Ventanas overwater bar A bar setting within the island's signature overwater bungalow.

Best time to visit: December to April (dry season), for calm Caribbean seas ideal for the island's private docks and water access.
Getting around: Guests fly into Belize City or San Pedro's small airstrip, then take a short boat transfer to Cayo Espanto, three miles off the coast; once on the four-acre island, all seven villas, the beach, and dining locations are within a short walk of each other.
Currency: Belize Dollar (BZ$), pegged 2:1 to the US dollar
Language: English (official); Belizean Creole and Spanish are widely spoken.
Timezone: CST (UTC-6, no daylight saving)
Current trends: Cayo Espanto continues to define ultra-personalised private-island hospitality in the Caribbean, with its pre-arrival guest survey shaping a daily menu created specifically for each visitor, and its policy of allowing meals anywhere on the island reinforcing an all-inclusive, fully tailored model rarely matched even among other seven-villas-or-fewer private islands; Casa Ventanas' direct-above-the-water design remains the property's most distinctive architectural statement.

Tropical-Moroccan villa row — Seven villas with Tadelakt finishes, an indoor-outdoor living concept, and a private dock and pool each.
Private beach and dock dining zone — Flexible dining locations across the island's beach and water docks.