This is our first time to Caye Caulker. Is there beach chairs that can be rented at the Split?

NO

wow now that's a definitive answer if I ever saw one

but the bar stools are free!

All ya need is a towel to lay on the concrete, there really isn't any beach at the split.
They have 2 picnic tables in the water.

There are a few loungers at the Lazy Lizard along the edge of the cut.

Re'Belize N Us,,In The past and probably now you could rent beach chairs right down the road from Tsunami Tours, as well as snorkels and mask etc. but as J Dog said you dont really need them,,,please get to know your Island a bit more as future residents before you just say NO,,,,,

That wasn't the question.

The question was...."are there chairs for rent at the split?".

The answer is a simple......no.

Simple question, simple answer.

The question wasn't about "the past" or "chairs right down the road" or "snorkels and masks".

Please get to know someone a bit more before just telling telling them what to post:-)


I love the split. My response was not an insult to the location. I'm confused as to why you seem to have taken it that way.

No one is telling you what one can or can't say, and no offence was intended of course, you're well-meaning, but writing "NO" in caps, with no punctuation and no further elaboration was definitely off-putting and I thought so when I read it (I didn't know chairs could be rented at all). The furthest thing from my mind was that you were maligning the Split. I thought it was a rude reply - just my opinion.

Relying on semantics and what the question actually was won't really save the day and strikes me as a bit arrogant. A long-time resident is able to supply alternatives, experience and information, even if it means straying a few streets off topic, and thereby be helpful even if it means not strictly answering the question posed. I doubt Cooper felt you were insulting the split either.

I'll be careful about my "caps" from now on.

I guess the message board politically correct response would have been "no".

I didn't realize that "no" required further elaboration in order to considered "non-rude".

I considered myself to be gracious, not "arrogant", by providing the correct answer to the question.

You "non-arrogant" posters sure seem quick to shake a finger in other "arrogant" posters direction while standing inside your glass houses. Please be careful stepping down from your soap box.