On the small Caribbean island of Ambergris Caye, Belize, sits the once fishing village of San Pedro. To the west of San Pedro lies what is known as the “San Pedro Blue Lagoon”.
The western border of San Pedro, once thought to be less desirable than the eastern side of the island, is bound by a land mass made up of several small islands and a peninsula. This secluded paradise is well protected from storm surge and rough water due to the protection of the main part of the island. It also offers the most beautiful, un-obstructed sunsets imaginable! Plus, with this development you have the right to maintain your own clean beach frontage for swimming or water sports, an option one doesn’t have on the protected reef side of the main part of the Island.
Out of this outcrop of coral is born a new idea of development in San Pedro. The Islands of San Pedro! This will be the FIRST MASTER PLANNED RESIDENTIAL RESORT COMMUNITY in Belize. This community will have everything to sustain not only a healthy and recreational lifestyle with all the amenities you can imagine in a water based paradise, but also with be ecologically responsible with lush foliage fed by grey water, solar and wind power, construction designed to take advantage of the trade winds, and an exclusive Entertainment Island! Also included in the master planned community will be a 2 acre marina and marina clubhouse available to each resident through a membership.
San Pedro has been the tourism/retirement/vacation destination in Belize for the past 20 years. Other areas of the country are getting a foot hold but none quite as successful as San Pedro. Once a small fishing village it has “welcomed” the new role, hospitably accepting people from all over the world to visit their beloved “Isla Bonita”. Thank goodness for the warm nature of local Belizeans as they naturally make you feel part of the family, and should really be listed as Belize’s greatest asset.
Travel to San Pedro has gone from a weekly US flight to daily flights from 5 or 6 US destinations, and Taca bringing visitors from the South. With the construction of a new Private International airport at the center of the mainland coast Belize will be receiving direct flights from Europe in 2011. This is a major development for the tourism and retirement industry as Belize now comes into the 21st Century for Tourism.
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