About Tomas Hotel
A family heritage in the heart of San Pedro
Tomas Hotel opened its doors in 1969, back when San Pedro was just a quiet fishing village with sandy streets and a handful of visitors. Founded by our father, Tomas, the hotel was built on a simple idea, to create a place where travelers could feel at home while experiencing the beauty and warmth of Belize. More than fifty years later, his children and grandchildren proudly carry on that legacy, keeping the same spirit of hospitality alive.
Our location is convenient. We’re in the heart of San Pedro, just minutes from the Caribbean Sprinter water taxi and a 10-minute walk from both Maya Island Air and Tropic Air at the airport. Step outside to gift shops, coffee spots, restaurants, and bars. The beach is less than a 3-minute walk, giving you easy access to the Caribbean’s sun, sand, and turquoise water. Everything you need is at your doorstep.
Inside, our rooms are spacious, fully air-conditioned, and designed for your comfort. Each room features either one or two Double beds, a private shower with hot and cold water, a 55″ TV, mini fridge, microwave, drinking water, and free Wi-Fi. Our back veranda offers a quiet retreat, perfect for morning coffee, a good book, or sharing stories with fellow travelers.
Tomas Hotel is more than just a place to stay. It’s a family-run landmark that’s seen San Pedro grow from a village into the vibrant island town it is today. Here, guests arrive as strangers but leave as part of our story, just the way our father intended.
Welcome to San Pedro
The Local Vibe
San Pedro has a laid-back, friendly atmosphere shaped by Mayan, Creole, and Garifuna heritage. Locals embrace the slower pace of island life, and you’ll feel it too as you stroll through town, chat with shopkeepers, or enjoy a cold drink on the beach.
Food You’ll Love
The island is a foodie’s dream. From casual beachside spots to fine dining, there’s something for every palate.
Belizean Classics: Rice and beans, stewed chicken, fry jacks (a must-try for breakfast!), and cassava bread.
Fresh Seafood: Lobster, conch, snapper, and ceviche made with fresh fish or shrimp are popular favorites.
International Flavors: Mexican, Italian, and American cuisine are easy to find in town.
Don’t forget to check the markets for fresh tropical fruits like coconuts, mangoes, papayas, and bananas.
What the Weather Is Like
San Pedro is warm and sunny year-round, so pack your swimsuit and sunscreen.
Dry Season (November–April): Warm, mostly sunny days with highs around 85°F (29°C) and lows near 75°F (24°C). Perfect beach weather.
Rainy Season (May–October): Short, occasional showers and more humidity. Temperatures hover around 88°F (31°C) highs and 78°F (25°C) lows. The island is lush and green during these months, plus it’s a quieter time to visit.
What to Do in San Pedro
Getting Around: Most people get around by golf cart, bike, or on foot. Rentals are available all over town.
Activities: Snorkelling, diving, fishing; you name it. You’re close to Hol Chan Marine Reserve, Shark Ray Alley, and even the Blue Hole.
Relaxation: Lounge on the beach, enjoy a massage, or sip a cocktail at a beachfront bar.
Shopping: Explore local markets, galleries, and boutiques for handmade crafts, jewellery, or tasty treats like chocolate and local rum.
San Pedro has something for everyone, whether you’re chasing adventure or just looking to unwind, you’ll feel right at home.
Getting Here
Getting to San Pedro is easy, whether you fly or take a water taxi.
By Flight:
Tropic Air and Maya Island Air offer multiple daily flights from Belize City (BZE) to San Pedro (SPR).
The flight is only about 15 minutes and gives you a bird’s-eye view of the barrier reef and surrounding islands.
By Water Taxi:
The San Pedro Belize Express and Caribbean Sprinter run regular water taxi services from Belize City.
The ride takes about 1.5 hours and is a scenic way to arrive. From the airport, it’s a short taxi or shuttle ride to the terminal.
About Belize
About Belize
Belize is a vibrant country where Caribbean charm meets Central American adventure. Known for its friendly people, lush jungles, ancient Maya temples, and the stunning Belize Barrier Reef – the second largest in the world – Belize offers endless opportunities for exploration. Whether you’re diving into crystal-clear waters, discovering hidden caves, or savoring local cuisine, Belize promises a warm welcome and unforgettable experiences in every corner.
The Local Vibe
San Pedro has a laid-back, friendly atmosphere shaped by Mayan, Creole, and Garifuna heritage. Locals embrace the slower pace of island life, and you’ll feel it too as you stroll through town, chat with shopkeepers, or enjoy a cold drink on the beach.
Food You’ll Love
The island is a foodie’s dream. From casual beachside spots to fine dining, there’s something for every palate.
Belizean Classics: Rice and beans, stewed chicken, fry jacks (a must-try for breakfast!), and cassava bread.
Fresh Seafood: Lobster, conch, snapper, and ceviche made with fresh fish or shrimp are popular favorites.
International Flavors: Mexican, Italian, and American cuisine are easy to find in town.
Don’t forget to check the markets for fresh tropical fruits like coconuts, mangoes, papayas, and bananas.
What the Weather Is Like
San Pedro is warm and sunny year-round, so pack your swimsuit and sunscreen.
Dry Season (November–April): Warm, mostly sunny days with highs around 85°F (29°C) and lows near 75°F (24°C). Perfect beach weather.
Rainy Season (May–October): Short, occasional showers and more humidity. Temperatures hover around 88°F (31°C) highs and 78°F (25°C) lows. The island is lush and green during these months, plus it’s a quieter time to visit.
Getting Here
Getting to San Pedro is easy, whether you fly or take a water taxi.
By Flight:
Tropic Air and Maya Island Air offer multiple daily flights from Belize City (BZE) to San Pedro (SPR).
The flight is only about 15 minutes and gives you a bird’s-eye view of the barrier reef and surrounding islands.
By Water Taxi:
The San Pedro Belize Express and Caribbean Sprinter run regular water taxi services from Belize City.
The ride takes about 1.5 hours and is a scenic way to arrive. From the airport, it’s a short taxi or shuttle ride to the terminal.
What to Do in San Pedro
Getting Around: Most people get around by golf cart, bike, or on foot. Rentals are available all over town.
Activities: Snorkelling, diving, fishing; you name it. You’re close to Hol Chan Marine Reserve, Shark Ray Alley, and even the Blue Hole.
Relaxation: Lounge on the beach, enjoy a massage, or sip a cocktail at a beachfront bar.
Shopping: Explore local markets, galleries, and boutiques for handmade crafts, jewellery, or tasty treats like chocolate and local rum.
San Pedro has something for everyone, whether you’re chasing adventure or just looking to unwind, you’ll feel right at home.
