Are there overwater bungalows in Belize?

Yes. Lina Point on Ambergris Caye, in San Pedro, is an overwater resort. The cabanas sit on the water with glass-floor panels and private decks. Travelers also call them overwater bungalows, over-the-water bungalows, or huts over the water. The rooms page lists each cabana, suite, and the beachfront villa.

What is included in the room rate at Lina Point?

All rooms include daily breakfast, complimentary kayaks, snorkel equipment, free WiFi, and access to the overwater infinity pool. Overwater cabanas also include glass-bottom floors and private sun decks.

How do I get to Lina Point from the airport?

From San Pedro Airport (SPR) on Ambergris Caye, Lina Point is a 15-minute water taxi or golf cart ride. From Belize City International (BZE), take a 15-minute domestic flight to San Pedro, then transfer to Lina Point.

What is the minimum stay at Lina Point?

The minimum stay at Lina Point is 2 nights. Most guests stay 4–7 nights to fully explore the reef, mangroves, and local experiences.

Is Lina Point close to the Belize Barrier Reef?

Yes — Lina Point sits steps from the world's second-largest barrier reef. Snorkeling and diving are accessible directly from the property, and popular dive sites like Hol Chan Marine Reserve are minutes away by boat.

Is it cheaper to book directly at Lina Point than on Booking.com or Expedia?

Yes. Booking directly at linapoint.com is always the best price — our direct rates beat OTAs by at least 6%, and direct guests get additional perks including loyalty points, early check-in requests, and direct concierge access.

Aerial view near Lina Point, Ambergris Caye

Belize Barrier Reef

Snorkeling and diving stays in Belize

Stay at Lina Point on Ambergris Caye, then take the boat to Hol Chan Marine Reserve, Shark Ray Alley, and the rest of the Belize Barrier Reef.

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The stay beside the reef

Lina Point sits on Ambergris Caye in San Pedro. Room rates include snorkel equipment, kayaks, daily breakfast, and Wi-Fi. Hol Chan is a boat trip — the resort FAQ describes those sites as minutes away by boat, not a swim off the dock. The minimum stay is 2 nights.

Reef trips you can book

Half-Day Hol Chan & Shark Ray Alley · From $60
Swim with nurse sharks and rays at Shark Ray Alley, then explore the famous Hol Chan Marine Reserve channel.
Half-Day Mexico Rocks Snorkeling · From $60
Venture north to pristine clear blue waters — barracuda, horse-eye jacks, turtles & neon fish schools await.
Ultimate 4-Stop Snorkel Sail — Our Best-Seller! · From $160
Full-day on our 53 ft sailboat: Coral Gardens, Conch Graveyard, Shark Ray Alley & Hol Chan. Lunch + open bar included.
Glass Bottom Boat — Hol Chan & Shark Ray · From $120
No need to get wet! View Hol Chan & Shark Ray Alley from above, with optional snorkeling — perfect for all ages.
Combo Snorkel & Dive — Shark Ray + Hol Chan · From $80
Best of both worlds: snorkel shallow Shark Ray Alley, then dive or snorkel the Hol Chan channel.
Private All-Day Snorkel & Beach BBQ · From $1,000
Your exclusive adventure: Mexico Rocks, Hol Chan, Shark Ray Alley + beach BBQ on a private fast boat.
Bacalar Chico Marine Reserve — Private Charter · From $1,200
Private charter to Belize's northernmost marine reserve — pristine reefs, manatees & the Mexico–Belize border channel.
Local Reef Diving — One or Two Tanks · From $100
Explore 256+ species across ever-changing local reef sites. 1- or 2-tank options. Certified diver required.
The Great Blue Hole — Epic Full-Day Dive · From $350
Bucket-list dive: Blue Hole, Half Moon Caye & The Aquarium. Breakfast, lunch & all gear included.

Questions travelers ask

Is snorkeling gear included at Lina Point?

Yes. Room rates include complimentary snorkel equipment, plus daily breakfast, kayaks, and Wi-Fi. Hol Chan Marine Reserve is a boat trip from Ambergris Caye, not a swim from the dock.

Which snorkel trips leave from San Pedro?

Lina Point lists a half-day Hol Chan and Shark Ray Alley trip from $60, Mexico Rocks from $60, a glass-bottom boat from $120, and a full-day 4-stop snorkel sail from $160. A private all-day snorkel is listed from $1,000.

Do I need a dive certification?

Snorkel trips do not ask for a certification. The local reef diving listing says a certified diver is required and starts at $100 for one or two tanks. The Great Blue Hole full-day dive is listed from $350.