Ramon's Village Resort

Since opening in 1987, Ramon’s Village Resort has developed a distinctive identity built around its palm-thatched cabanas, established diving operation, and distinctly Belizean character. Styled after the traditional Tahitian cottages of Bora Bora and constructed with native materials, the resort’s accommodations range from beachfront and seaside cabanas to garden-set jungle units, with individual and two-story options designed for couples, families, and longer stays.

At the center of the property is an 80-foot lagoon-style swimming pool, surrounded by palms and Mayan sculptures, while the beachfront restaurant, Pineapples On The Beach, provides breakfast, lunch, dinner and daily specials. A second poolside stop, Tropic Al’s, specializes in coffee and fresh fruit smoothies, adding a more casual complement to the resort’s principal dining venue.

Yet it is the resort’s relationship with the water that truly distinguishes Ramon’s Village. Its 400-foot pier is home to Ramon’s Village Divers and serves as the departure point for scuba diving, snorkeling and other excursions. The dive operation is a PADI 5 Star IDC Resort, offering instruction from introductory experiences through professional-level training.

Beyond the water, guests have access to a beach spa, tour desk, equipment rentals, golf-cart rentals and concierge assistance. With its combination of traditional cabanas, established hospitality and an unusually direct connection between accommodations and diving operations, Ramon’s Village Resort remains one of San Pedro’s most recognizable resort properties.