San Pedro is the biggest town on Ambergris Caye in Belize. It's a laid-back island with turquoise waters and easy access to the Belize Barrier Reef. The town attracts tourists and some remote workers looking for a peaceful Caribbean vibe.
Food options include Belizean and international dishes. Variety is decent for tourists and locals. Vegetarian and vegan options exist but are limited. Late-night food options are few.
No specific info on nightlife.
No clear info on coffee culture.
Tipping is expected in restaurants, taxis, and services. Amounts vary but customary.
DigiCell and Smart! are main providers. Buy SIM cards at their shops or kiosks with your passport. eSIMs are also available for instant service.
No data on overall cleanliness.
Most stores close by 9 PM. No 24-hour shops or services.
Local stores and supermarkets like Super Buy and Island City offer groceries. You might need to check multiple places. The Greenhouse has health foods. No 24-hour stores.
Cash is preferred, especially with small vendors. Larger places take Visa and Mastercard for bigger bills, but watch for card fees.
ATMs are available at banks like Atlantic Bank and Belize Bank. They dispense Belize dollars with withdrawal limits and may charge fees. Carry small US bills for tips and small buys.
No detailed information on schools is available.
No details on a digital nomad community.
No data on green space access.
No info on running routes or safety.
No clear info on gyms.
No info on tennis facilities.
No info on padel.
No info on yoga studios.
No info on martial arts.
No skiing in Belize.
No specific info on other water sports.
Surfing is not prominent here.
Top destination for diving and snorkeling on the Belize Barrier Reef.
Basic healthcare is available with local pharmacies and a polyclinic. Hyperbaric chambers for diving help are on hand. Emergency services exist but facilities are limited.
No clear info on tap water safety, so better to drink bottled or filtered water.
Information on family facilities is not available.
LGBTQ+ friendliness info is unavailable.
Pet-friendly info is unavailable.
Power can be unreliable with outages. The local utility is improving infrastructure, but expect disruptions.
San Pedro sits on a beach with white sand and clear water.
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