Little Calabash Caye – 4,356 ft² Private Island on the Turneffe Atoll
This tiny private island sits on the Southwest Corner of the Turneffe Atoll just 350 ft East off main Calabash Caye. It offers approx. 4,350 sq. ft. of white sand beach, some of which have eroded but can easily be reclaimed. The island, along with the entire Turneffe Atoll, is a part of the Turneffe Atoll Marine Reserve and is directly in front of the Calabash Caye Marine Research Field Station, a nationally owned scientific facility that supports sustainable use and management of the protected areas.
The Turneffe Islands have been recognized as one of the Caribbean’s top destinations for saltwater fishing and diving. The vastness and variety of marine life and coral formations in this area are truly unmatched, making it one of the most popular destinations in the Caribbean. Multiple dive sites of patch coral and fringe reefs are available less than a mile away, with world-class fishing and diving opportunities in every direction.
