Immerse yourself in Garifuna culture at the Gulisi Museum, then join locals for traditional drumming and dancing along the waterfront. Kayak through mangroves to spot manatees, or take a day trip to nearby Tobacco Caye for some of the region's best snorkelling spots.
A wonderful, small resort set in beautifully maintained grounds. Laid out as individual 'houses' with separate ensuite rooms upstairs and self-contained flat downstairs, both with their own entrances, so whether you have the whole house or just one floor, it is very private and feels like home from home. Lovely sea views from each balcony, and the rooms were kept immaculate during our whole stay. The staff couldn't have been any more welcoming and helpful, during our entire 2 weeks there. You...
A wonderful, small resort set in beautifully maintained grounds. Laid out as individual 'houses' with separate ensuite rooms upstairs and self-contained flat downstairs, both with their own entrances, so whether you have the whole house or just one floor, it is very private and feels like home from home. Lovely sea views from each balcony, and the rooms were kept immaculate during our whole stay. The staff couldn't have been any more welcoming and helpful, during our entire 2 weeks there. You...
Anonymous traveller
Reviewed November 27, 2015Reviewed November 27, 2015
Stayed here 5 nights in poolside suite. Excellent location and friendly helpful staff. Great food at the hotel restaurant.
Couple of niggles which I reported to the staff and they were going to fix. The curtains were very difficult to open and close, as was the rear patio door.
Also when we asked to use the snorkelling gear we were told there was none, contrary to what is advertised.
Stayed here 5 nights in poolside suite. Excellent location and friendly helpful staff. Great food at the hotel restaurant.
Couple of niggles which I reported to the staff and they were going to fix. The curtains were very difficult to open and close, as was the rear patio door.
Also when we asked to use the snorkelling gear we were told there was none, contrary to what is advertised.
Anonymous traveller
Reviewed February 1, 2016Reviewed February 1, 2016
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If you're looking to get in touch with nature in Dangriga, book the whole crew in to Oceanus Cabanas. With a 3-star rating and amenities like WiFi and a fridge, you'll find it easy to relax at this family-friendly cottage. Once you've checked in and unpacked your things, there are loads of family-friendly attractions to see around Dangriga. Hopkins Village Beach and Hopkins Pier guarantee fun for young and old.
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If you want to explore the best of Dangriga, check out Gulisi Garifuna Museum. It's a favourite among travellers and locals alike.