COLINDA CABANAS
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Hotel offering cabins, villas and suites, equipped with bicycles, kayaks, mosquito repellent and drinking water for residents.
The Colinda Cabanas team goes out of its way to ensure you have a memorable stay. The various cabins, villas and suites offer varying standards of comfort, and all fulfill the mission of providing you with an idyllic setting for your vacation. Bicycles, kayaks, mosquito repellent and drinking water are provided free of charge. Direct access to the beach and pontoon add to the hotel's perfection. Nothing is left to chance. We love it, and highly recommend it: this is a place you won't want to leave.
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Studio/apartment from 260 to 300 BZ$; bungalow from 140 to 160 BZ$; suite from 200 to 320 BZ$. 40 BZ$ per person extra. Children of less than 18 years: 30 BZ$. Free Wi-fi. Cleaning service.
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Members' reviews on COLINDA CABANAS
The ratings and reviews below reflect the subjective opinions of members and not the opinion of The Little Witty.
I stayed at Colinda Cabanas for the second time in less than a year! December 2022 and November 2023 and I'm planning to return in December 2024.
Kari, the owner, as well as Emelita, Rosita and all of the staff are incredibly kind, friendly and helpful. They've helped us booked taxi rides to/from the airport and an island tour with a local taxi driver. I adore them all so much.
The cabanas and grounds are well-kept. No bugs, A/C blasting cool air, hammocks to lounge on, hot showers, plenty of drinking water and a full kitchen for some cabanas. The pier with the palapa is where you can soak up the sun or take in ocean breeze and views. There's even a resident, harmless iguana who loves to chill and bask in the sun near the pier. I call him Godzilla Junior.
As for the location, it's 10 minutes from "downtown" Caye Caulker. I don't know how one would complain about a TEN MINUTE walk to the other side of the island. The island's motto is "Go Slow" after all. Yes, the beachfront path (and all the roads) gets pretty wet after it rains but you're on an island with no paved streets. I recommend sandals with ankle straps or water shoes. Want dry land? Go to Aruba. Heck, I love that it's on the other side of the island away from bars, local businesses, other hotels and tourists. I want peace and quiet but I also want easy access to everything. Oh, bring a flashlight because it can get pretty dark on the island.
I highly, strongly recommend Colinda Cabanas. Such a wonderful place.
A week prior to my trip, Kari checked in with me and offered to stock my room with groceries and also book at taxi for me from Caye Caulker Airport. I took her up of both. Tropic Air put me on an earlier flight and I sent a message from BZE airport, expecting to need to wait a bit when I landed, but Peter was there ready to greet me.
They have a cafe on site and offer coffee/tea and croissant in the mornings. They even did laundry too. Everyone was friendly and helpful. Will definitely stay with them again the next time I'm in Caye Caulker.