Historical St. George's Caye is less than 10 miles from Belize City and one mile from the Belize Barrier Reef, making it an ideal location for getting to and from the mainland and reef ecosystems.

The St George's Caye Research Station & Field School offers comfortable accommodations for groups and offers bunk rooms or rooms with double beds, depending on your group size and specific requests. 

Rooms are currently located in two buildings, the “White House” and the “Garber Lab” and includes linens and towels.   In the White House there are 3 bedrooms upstairs with two baths.  Each room has a dresser with four drawers. Most rooms also have nightstands.  All rooms have wall fans. There is no hot water or air conditioning. 

Downstairs of the white house is the current dining/meeting area, kitchen, and one bedroom with bath.  In the Generator House there is a restroom and shower for use while on digs. 

The Garber Cottage/Lab is a duplex that has private bath with ceiling fans.  Future buildings will be constructed near the Garber Cottage and will include:

• Main building for dining and presentations with office downstairs
  
• More dorms/cottages
• Archaeology lab
• Marine wet lab
• Dive center with compressor and equipment
• Sea turtle rehabilitation tanks
• Library

Three meals are prepared daily and feature local and international dishes and are served buffet style.   The meals are so good many visitors ask for the recipes to take home!  As such we are planning the St. George's Caye Cookbook! 

Current research programs included:

• St. George's Caye Archaeology Project
• Manatee & Dolphin Surveys
  
• Gallow's Point Turtle Project
  

We also offer student groups the opportunity to participate in the Coral Watch program so they can learn about the importance of the coral reefs and impacts of climate change.  We also encourage professors to come with their specific needs and we then cater a custom education package to their requirements.

Please Contact Us for more details on staying on historic St. George's Caye!