The wide sandy shore and calm waters of Ramon's Village are for families. While legally all beach area and docks are to be publicly accessible on Ambergris Caye, there are some beaches that are more inviting than others, and one of these is the shore at Ramon's Village Resort. Boasting a dock that has both a covered observation area perched above the turquoise waters and a lowered platform with a ladder leading into the water, the beach is popular among those looking for a spot to snorkel.
Fish cluster around dock pilings and underwater debris that make snorkeling interesting, and the waters are calm and clear here. Ramon's also has a beachfront bar and restaurant, with menus posted on its shore entrance to invite visitors for a drink or some food. Golf cart parking can be found on the side streets nearby.
Ambergris Caye beach rules: In Belize, the rules are such that while private residences and businesses may have beachfront land, the shoreline 60 feet from the water belongs to the government and people of Belize and is to remain publicly accessible along with all docks for public foot use between sunrise and sunset. While erosion is a factor, and some will put up Private and No Trespassing signs, this is the spirit of beach access in Belize. Also, while anyone can access the beaches or docks, this access does not apply to things such as structures, hammocks, or chairs.
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