Sapphire Beach Resort

226 reviews

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  33nancyl

  ORLANDO, FLORIDA · Family · Aug 2026

  10/10

  Villa 4

  I stayed in Villa 4. What a great experience. Quiet and peaceful. The ocean view was amazing. The sun rise was beautiful and different each morning . Vicky in the restaurant made some of the best food. They knocked coconuts from the trees for us and we enjoyed them. The staff is so friendly and helpful. Sea turtle nest were there when I stayed. Humming birds, woodpeckers and many other birds for bird lovers. This 2 bed two bath villa was wonderful. I loved the pool. My favorite was coffee early on the patio watching the trees blow in the ocean breeze. The bugs can be annoying. Bring bug spray. The resorts sprays but lots of jungle around. Comfortable beds and TV in every room. I will be back.

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  Urška

  SI · solo_traveller · Jul 2026

  10/10

  Izjemen resort s prijaznim osebjem

  Resorta je sicer oddaljen od centra mesta in do njega prispeš po zanimivi poti z golf avtom, ampak lokacija samega resorta je odlična. App so udobni, veliki, s polno opremo v kuhinji in z lepim razgledom. Osebje je zelo prijazno, vedno pripravljeno pomagati.

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  chrisrO1179DQ

  SOMERSET, NEW JERSEY · Family · Jul 2026

  10/10

  Sapphire Beach Resort is beautiful!

  Sapphire Beach resort was north of town out of the busy town of San Pedro. It was like being on a private island. The property was maintained immaculately. From the staff endlessly raking up leaves and debris from trees and ocean to the cleanest pools , I think cleaned every morning by Chino. The condos were just right. Office staff , Eddie,had good communication and helped to book excursion , picked up right from the dock! Eric was friendly and took great care of the invasive weeds and plants. Wilfredo (Wifi) taught us about coconuts , how to choose and even cut some for us to drink coconut water and eat the fruit! He was kind and loved telling us about the fruits to eat on the island and bringing some for us to try. The night security guard, didn't remember his name, walked the premises all night made us feel comfortable, and even guarded the turtle eggs that were laid on the beach during our stay from animal predators. Vickie in the kitchen fed us delicious red snapper cooked in banana leaves with the famous coconut rice. Everything we had heard about the Belizean people was true. We found them genuinely kind and happy people who love their paradise island! Would recommend if you want to be away from the hustle .

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  I6578VUelizabethj

  Family · Jun 2026

  8/10

  Beautiful, quiet oasis

  Sapphire Beach is a truly outstanding, beautiful, clean, quiet oasis. We stayed for five nights in June 2026, the off season. There were a handful of other guests, but we hardly ever saw them. We picked this place because we wanted to be able to snorkel the reef without hiring a boat and because we wanted a kitchen to enable cooking for people with allergies. The rooms were absolutely luxurious and beautiful. We stayed in a three bed suite with three balconies and ocean view (19c). The balconies were an excellent place to enjoy a drink or read a book while staying away from the voracious mosquitos that came out from dusk until dawn. We ate several delicious meals at the on-site restaurant. Vicky from the restaurant would check in each evening to see if we needed her to cook for us. Staff member Wi-Fi brought us coconuts to drink from the trees and let us taste sugar cane from his plant. The hotel arranged two snorkel tours for us with pickup right from the dock. Given Sapphire Beach’s distance from dive shops, there was an extra fee for pickup, but enabled a much faster and bug free comfortable ride than using a golf cart. Golf Carts: Golf Carts cost around $70/day, but most days we didn’t use it due to snorkeling tours. A Taxi one way from San Pedro to Sapphire Beach is US$50. In the off season there is not much going on nearby, and beaches are all covered with sargassum seaweed, so not a lot of reason to have a golf cart. In addition, bugs were ferocious dusk until dawn, so we did not want to drive a golf cart to or from dinner, especially since many places had only outdoor seating. Beach & Snorkeling; we had a great experience using the resort’s kayaks to boat 15 minutes to the reef, anchor using a cinder block, and snorkel using our masks and the resort’s flippers. There are various corals and tons of beautiful fish. It can be windy and there can be a current, so the resort has had to rescue people in the past who are not as comfortable swimming. We had no problem between us and our very good swimming 13 and 15 year olds. Sargassum: Note all east facing beaches across the Caribbean are covered in sargassum seaweed for at least six months a year. Apparently this year was the worst yet on record with it starting in February. In June, the sargassum stretched out beyond the resort dock by probably 50 feet. That meant no swimming from the beach and a light rotten egg smell near the water. Use a kayak to swim. Groceries: There are a couple nearby convenience stores a 5-minute ride from the resort. Selection is super minimal; eggs, man n cheese, ramen, chips. The nearest significant gro

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  Rothacker

  DE · solo_traveller · May 2026

  10/10

  Das Personal und das Essen sehr gut egal wann und was

  Das Meer nicht zum Baden die City zu weit entfernt und Pool