Fish Belize At Tarpon Caye Lodge

Pursue permit, tarpon, and bonefish from a private island in one of the least pressured fisheries in the Caribbean.

Nestled 15 miles off the coast of Placencia, Belize, Tarpon Caye Lodge (pronounced KEY) sits on a private island surrounded by some of the best saltwater fly fishing in the Caribbean. Located in the heart of the legendary Permit Alley, our fishery is home to permit, tarpon, and bonefish year-round, with miles of shallow flats, mangrove lagoons, and channels to explore by poled panga skiffs, kayaks, paddle boards, or on foot.

Whether you prefer the technical challenge of fly fishing or the simplicity of light tackle, Tarpon Caye Lodge offers both guided and DIY fishing packages designed around the way you want to experience Belize. Fish hard from sunrise to sunset, spend the afternoon exploring the island, or slow things down with a cold drink overlooking the Caribbean. Life on Tarpon Caye is structured but never rigid.

Small enough to feel personal and remote enough to leave the rest of the world behind, Tarpon Caye is more than a place to fish. It's the place to experience one of the Caribbean's most remarkable saltwater fisheries.

Fly Fishing At Tarpon Caye

Fly fishing in Belize for permit, tarpon, and bonefish.

Pursue permit, tarpon, and bonefish from poled Panga skiffs, on foot, or via kayak in one of the Caribbean's most productive saltwater fisheries. Whether it's your first saltwater trip or your hundredth, Tarpon Caye Lodge offers guided and DIY fly fishing experiences for anglers of all abilities.

Conventional Fishing At Tarpon Caye

You don't need a fly rod to experience the flats. Using light spinning tackle, anglers can sight cast to the same permit, tarpon, and bonefish as those who use a fly rod, while enjoying all of the shallow-water excitement that makes Belize a popular destination with a guide or on your own.

Private island fly fishing lodge 15 miles off the coast of Placencia, Belize.

15 MILES

Off The Coast Of Placencia, Belize


Cabins on the Caribbean in Belize that can accommodate up to 10 anglers.

10 ANGLERS

At A Time On A Private Island


Permit, tarpon, and bonefish fly fishing lodge in Belize.

365 DAYS

Of Permit, Tarpon, And Bonefish


The Lodge At Tarpon Caye

Tarpon Caye Lodge sits on a private island 15 miles off the coast of Placencia, Belize, offering an experience that is difficult to find anywhere else in the Caribbean.

Life at Tarpon Caye extends well beyond the fishing. Stay in a private waterfront cabin overlooking the Caribbean, enjoy family-style meals with fellow guests, and spend your free time snorkeling, kayaking, paddle boarding, or simply relaxing with a cold drink in hand. Fish before breakfast, after dinner, all day, or not at all. However you choose to spend your time, the island has a way of settling you into its own pace.

  • "I have been to Tarpon Caye Lodge 5 times now. I keep coming back for the overall experience. You eat when it works out. You relax any time you want."

    - Don A.
    Cabo San Lucas, Mexico

  • "Do yourself a favor and go here! Experience the beautiful country the amazing people and a world class fishery. The owners are fantastic and very accommodating."

    - OshawaScalder27
    Oshawa, Ontario

  • "We cannot say enough about how well it worked for us. Stayed in the new cabin and it was great.The staff took care of us like family with the meals a highlight-always really good."

    - Mickey R.
    Point Reyes Station

  • "This is one of the best if not The Best place in the world to fish for permit. Everyone had multiple shots a day, in many cases more than 10. All but two of us jumped Tarpon, with four boated in 3 days."

    - Mike H.
    Spruce Creek, PA

  • "I wasn't looking to make a Grand Slam, but this magical place give you that possibility every day!!"

    - Carlos Cortez
    Argentina

  • "Spent 5 nights at Tarpon Caye Lodge, with fishing every day. The cabins over the water are really unique, unless you are in Tahiti! The warm breeze and sounds of the Caribbean will lull you to sleep."

    - Gregg P.
    Whitefish Bay, Wisconsin