Sentences with phrase «of the golf cart taxis»

You can explore town on board one of the golf cart taxis that are known as «pulmonias,» take a stroll along the picturesque Malecón, go on a day trip to one of the nearby islands, such as Isla de Venados (Deer Island), which can be explored on foot or by kayak, or if you're looking for an adrenaline rush, check out the Huana Coa Canopy Adventure.

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The streets of Isla are narrow and often crowded with mopeds, golf carts and taxis filled with happy sightseers as well as locals so be aware as you explore the town.

While life is slow on both islands, Big Corn has a bit more traffic (literally — one road circles the island from which you can hail taxis or golf carts) and is the only island of the two that has 24 - hour electricity.

The descriptions of the main choices of transportation are spot - on as well, including walking, bicycles, golf cart, taxi and water taxi.

Belizean Shores is located just 3.5 miles north of San Pedro town, away from the hustle and bustle, but still easily accessible via golf cart, bicycle or water taxi.

Belizean Cove is located just 3 miles north of San Pedro town, away from the hustle, bustle, traffic and noise, but still easily accessible via golf cart, bicycle or water taxi.

The resort is a few minutes just outside of the main town of San Pedro to the south, so you'll either need to take taxis (which can become expensive) or rent a golf cart for your stay, which is the main mode of transportation on the island.

Coco Beach is located just 3.5 miles north of San Pedro town, away from the hustle and bustle, but still easily accessible via golf cart, bicycle, or water taxi.

Coco Beach is located approximately 3.5 miles north of San Pedro outside of the hustle and bustle, yet still accessible to town via water taxi, bicycle or golf cart.

We are located approximately 3.5 miles north of San Pedro outside of the hustle and bustle, yet still accessible to town via water taxi, bicycle or golf cart.

Walking and bicycles are the most popular forms of transport but if you're really in the vacation mode then renting a golf cart or taxi are both popular and easy enough.

Then we hired a golf cart taxi and had the ten minute tour of the small town.

Golf carts are the most common means of travel from point so as to appreciate the natural beauty of the place; although it is still possible to rent motorcycles and, of course, there are also taxis available for those who prefer the comfort of air conditioning.

There are very few cars on the island, with the exception of taxis, and the main way to get around is either by foot, bike, or golf cart.

I thought the view from the water taxi the first time I arrived was great but on my second trip by golf cart the view was even better with the lights on top of the bar and the ocean in the background.

The main modes of transportation on this laid - back island are golf carts and water taxis.

There are also usually a handful of taxi drivers who mill around town offering rides around Placencia, or you can opt to rent a bicycle or golf cart.

Caye Caulker is a land of contrasts; Jamaican look - a-likes, bright colourful buildings, white sand (but no beaches), golf carts for taxis, and Rasta's sporting «dreadlocks» riding bikes.

It's a bit of a bumpy haul in a golf cart, especially after a rainy day, or you can save your back and take the water taxi, which will drop you off right at the bar!

The resort is located 15 minutes by water - taxi from Bocas Town and then a 10 minute golf cart ride through a Nature Preserve on the northern slope of Isla Bastimentos.

Turtle Inn: Turtle Inn, owned by Francis Ford Coppola, is a full service resort located north of Chabil Mar Villas and just outside of Placencia Villlage proper, so access to Placencia Village is most convenient by bike, taxi or golf cart, although the walk to Placencia from Turtle Inn is a very pleasant walk on the beach.