Anchorage Beach Resort sits directly on the sand at Playa Asuncion on Caye Caulker, about a ten minute walk north of the village center and the golf cart bustle of Front Street. The property is instantly recognizable by its cobalt blue, three story guest building trimmed in white fretwork, tucked among coconut palms with reef colored water just steps away. It is a small, family run, Belizean owned hotel built around the island's unhurried go slow pace rather than resort spectacle.
The standout feature is the private dock, a quiet stretch of beach and pier where guests swim, sunbathe, and borrow the resort's free kayaks on a first come basis. Rooms come as king suites or two double bed suites, each with air conditioning, a ceiling fan, a mini fridge, free WiFi and cable TV, and a patio or balcony that opens onto ocean views. In the evenings, the on site palapa doubles as a casual grill area, and the office keeps homemade Belizean snacks and coffee on hand for guests, since the resort itself has no restaurant.
Anchorage suits travelers who want a genuine, low key beachfront base rather than an all inclusive resort experience: couples, small groups, and anyone happy to walk a few minutes into town for dinner and dive shops while retreating to a private stretch of sand at day's end. With rooms sleeping up to four guests and complimentary beach access offered for larger bookings, it also works well for small family trips or reunions looking to book out several rooms together.
