Romantic Garden View Suite in Oceanfront Boutique Resort

Beautiful first-floor garden view condo with balcony. This recently remodeled unit is tastefully decorated with mahogany wood throughout.

Gardenview One-bedroom G1

This first-floor, one-bedroom private condo suite offers views of the White Sands Cove tropical garden. Ideal for couples and small families, there is one master bedroom with a king-size bed, a small en suite bathroom, and a kitchenette complete with a refrigerator, stove, and microwave. At the front of the property, a balcony overlooking the garden. A sleeper sofa is located in the living room for additional sleeping space. One additional child can be accommodated on a rollaway or infant crib.

WHITE SANDS COVE RESORT
Peaceful, authentic, and located on the stunning Caribbean island of Ambergris Caye, Belize. White Sands Cove Private Condo Resort features 20 privately owned condos with resort-style amenities. All of our comfortable, well-appointed private condos provide the perfect setting to enjoy your tropical getaway.

White Sands Cove combines a world-class service ethic with the personal touches of a small boutique resort. All condos have soothing Belizean influenced interiors. We are proud to offer comfortable accommodation, along with White Sands Cove’s commitment to service, and dedicated concierge service, to our guests.

EATING AT WHITE SANDS COVE
La Cala translates to The Cove, and the sea is central to Belize’s culinary traditions. Inspired by local flavors and seasonal products, our menus draw from the Caribbean’s amazing selection of fresh seafood while supporting our local community. We ensure that the majority of what we prepare in our kitchen is either locally sourced or grown on our property.

In Belize, food brings people together, our laid-back tapas bar is a testament to our shared love of food and is central to the entire resort, the perfect place to spend a relaxing afternoon, or social evening.

***Please note that there has been an increase in Sargassum on the coastline of Ambergris Caye. Efforts are being made to combat the increase of sargassum collection on the beach.***