We went here by golf cart and choose the restaurant furthest away to the left, when you arrive. (Think it was Sunset Beach) a newly built place- it is large and beautiful. Kids enjoyed free paddle and kayak and the shallow Carrinean;) Can only recommend spending time here:) It costs nothing to come but then you buy your food and drinks from them at a fair price:)

Ok so I went to this place a few years ago to be fair; my opinion is at least 2 years old. I heard about secret beach and we finally decided to venture to it as it is NOT close to the city center and you must have a cart or a car to make it there as it is a long and bumpy ride whichever you decide. So after a long bumpy ride we finally arrived and found the place pleasant with nice friendly people and a great atmosphere! There was music and pretty much all the ambience you would expect to find in Belize. The sunset was simply as beautiful as sunsets come. The food was your basic tropical food of fresh fish blah, blah, blah. I would recommend this place no matter what. Here is the kicker, it was not on the electrical grid at the time and i do not believe it is now? It is not cheap by any means, mostly Canadians and Americans own all the businesses and they charge astronomical prices! You will not find locals eating there and it is not for travelers whom are on a tight budget. Now lets not forget the costs of getting the food there and all that it takes to operate in a remote location like this without power and gas etc. There are huge costs to run a business and power it as well. So If you are going to visit I would recommend a cooler filled with things you like and maybe budget a beer or two at the local places to enjoy and speak with others? If money is not an objective then by all means enjoy it to the fullest and eat and drink to be merry!

Headed out to secret beach with our four and six year old daughters. We are staying at Coco beach resort so we started pretty far north. It took us approx 22 minutes and just over a quarter tank of gas (there are no gas stations on the way). Download some good tunes and enjoy the ride, our kids did fine. At the beach everyone was friendly and the beach vendors kindly took “no thanks” for an answer with a smile. We ended up at Pirates for most of the day as we got chairs next to the water so we could be close to our daughters playing in the sand. We spent most of the day in the water. Our waiter, Marlon, was amazing, at one point wading very deep in the water to bring us beers. We realized later we had forgotten our daughters’ cover ups and when we returned Marlon had saved them for us in a bag with my name on it. So thoughtful! The problem with pirates is that their prices are incredibly high. We walked down the beach a ways and ended up at the Blue Bayou where their prices were much more reasonable. Their beach area is much smaller but their claim to fame is the high picnic tables way out in the water. We had dinner here and it was an experience we will remember forever. We drove back under a full moon and it wasn’t really all that bad.