Montego Caye is located approximately 8.5 miles east-northeast of Belize City, and lies just 1.75 miles north of the historic St. George's Caye.
St. George's Caye served as Belize's historical capital and was the site of the famous Battle of St. George's Caye in 1798, where Baymen (British settlers) and their allies decisively defeated a Spanish invasion force—securing the region's future and establishing a key moment in Belizean history, now celebrated annually as a national holiday.
Today, St. George's Caye is home to some of Belize's most affluent residents and international visitors.
The waters encircling Montego Caye are strikingly clear, with a soft, powdery white-sand seabed that makes swimming and wading ideal right from the shoreline.
The island sits only about 2 miles from Belize's Barrier Reef — the largest in the Western Hemisphere and the second-largest in the world after Australia's Great Barrier Reef — offering unparalleled access to world-class marine environments.
This prime property is perfectly positioned for development, presenting endless opportunities for visionary investors. It could support a luxury full-service resort featuring activities such as snorkeling, scuba diving, kayaking, flats fishing, deep-sea fishing, and various other water sports.
Surveyed at 119.230 acres, Montego Caye is substantial enough to accommodate large-scale projects, including private residential lots and homes along the windward (eastern) side, complemented by resort facilities and a full-service marina on the leeward (western) side.
In short, Montego Caye combines unbeatable location, stunning natural beauty, and immense development potential — limited only by imagination and resources.
