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Greetings!  So glad you are interested in vacationing at Clark's Cay this winter!

Winter will be here before you know it. So plan your dive vacation getaway now, and save!

Make a new reservation before November 15th and you'll receive a $100.00 per person resort credit, and be able to travel into 2020 at 2019 rates!

The resort credit can be used toward a premium liquor bar tab, gear rental, Nitrox upgrades, massage services, or gift shop purchases.

Seven-night packages are at $1,795.00 per person based on double occupancy in a Standard Cabana including 3 gourmet meals daily plus happy hour snacks, open bar for local beer, house wine, and well liquor, up to 3 boat dives daily (excluding day of arrival and departure), complimentary use of kayaks and paddleboards, boat transfers to and from Guanaja Airport and island tours conducted by their staff. Tax and gratuities are not included.

This special is valid for travel November 2, 2019 – March 6, 2020. But it must be booked by November 15, 2019.

Valid for new reservations only. Can not be combined with any other specials or discounts.

Lionfish are doing their best to decimate native fish in the Caribbean. They also make flaky, buttery filets. A fish that’s unwelcome and tasty? That sounds like a recipe for guilt-free tacos. Is eating them a good idea? Marine scientists, conservationists and food safety experts echo a resounding “yes.” Just be smart about it. And we are here! Just wait until you sample the Lionfish ceviche!

Congratulations to Judy Daley for winning a free stay at Cabañas at Clark’s Cay.

It’s official!  Our first guests are in house this week, though “in-pool” might be a more accurate description.  When not out diving that is.  Then again with views like this, who can blame them?  Factoid: Number of laps in the lazy river needed between drink order and delivery?  Two will do it!

We see arrow crabs all the time, right? Half the time we don’t give them a second glance, but luckily this one caught they eye of naturalist and underwater photographer Mikey Charteris. Notice what’s different about her? Check out those eggs!!