★★★★·San Pedro·9.8
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Casa Cava Bed & Breakfast in San Pedro offers a sun‑lit terrace, lush garden, and outdoor pool with sea views. Each air‑conditioned room includes a private bathroom, balcony, bathrobes, tea/coffee maker, and complimentary toiletries. Guests enjoy free Wi‑Fi, buffet breakfast, canoeing, on‑site parking, and highly praised service, just 14 km from San Pedro Airport.
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How guests rate the property, aspect by aspect.
If you’re looking for a quiet, gorgeous spot in San Pedro, Casa Cava hits the mark. From the moment we stepped in, the place felt special – a pristine villa with plenty of space, Indian‑inspired décor, a super comfy bed, and a huge room that kept the heat out with great AC. The pool was a nice break, but the real highlight was the beach: crystal‑clear, warm, shallow, and calm enough to swim all day. They even let you borrow kayaks and paddleboards whenever you wanted.
Carla·3 months ago
Casa Cava was everything we could ask for. The spot on the upper west side of San Pedro has a pristine beach with crystal‑clear, warm water and sunsets that light up the sky. The salt‑water pool is perfect for evening swims. Cynthia, the host, is a fantastic cook – the morning breakfasts on the verandah were a treat, and we loved chatting with her and Hayley while Moët, Piper, Ewok the dog, and Dom lounged nearby.
Elizabeth·6 months ago
We were more than pleased with our stay at Casa Cava Belize. The location and property are beautiful, and the owners have thought through every little touch. Breakfast is always wonderful, beautifully presented, and very good. The owner is always ready to help with advice on excursions, dining, golf cart rentals, and shopping. The only hiccup was the internet – it was spotty, but that’s not a deal‑breaker when you’re there. We’ll definitely come back and highly recommend this place.
Dana·7 months ago
The property was very clean, the bed comfortable, and the area quiet. The staff were exceptional – knowledgeable about the island and always ready to book anything you needed. The only downside is that it’s truly off the grid, so there aren’t many nearby restaurants or stores. The few spots on Secret Beach close around 4–5 pm because they don’t have electricity, and getting to a restaurant is a 35–40 minute bumpy golf cart ride.
Pat·11 months ago
The place is beautiful, full of thoughtful details, and the attention is excellent. It feels very family‑friendly and welcoming.
Ursula·A year ago