75,000,000.00
Acreage: 38
Status: Available
A 38-acre developed jewel 30 minutes from Placencia. Features a 1,000-ft deep-water lagoon for yachts, six beachfront cabanas, and full off-grid utilities. A naturally stable, turnkey tropical masterpiece for an elite resort or legacy estate.
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Long Coco Caye

Long Coco Caye is arguably the most exclusive and development-ready private island in the Western Caribbean. Spanning 38 acres of lush, high-ground territory, the island is a rare anomaly in the region: it is naturally stable, requiring no additional fill or dredging to support large-scale construction. Currently listed at $75M USD, it represents the pinnacle of Belizean real estate. With its unique deep-water inner lagoon and existing luxury infrastructure, Long Coco Caye is perfectly positioned for immediate transition into a world-class five-star resort, a high-security corporate retreat, or an unparalleled private sanctuary.

Property Details

The island is offered as a Turn Key asset, featuring significant existing improvements and utility systems designed for immediate occupancy.

Accommodations: The estate includes six well-appointed cabanas with private baths and large glass windows facing the Caribbean Sea, complemented by two caretaker homes and a professional-grade restaurant and kitchen facility.

Infrastructure: The island is fully operational with a hybrid power system (solar arrays and a backup diesel generator), septic systems, and a dual-water strategy utilizing two freshwater wells and large-capacity cisterns.

The Lagoon: A defining feature is the 1,000-foot-long navigable lagoon. With depths of up to 120 feet at its center, it offers a sheltered, deep-water "hurricane hole" capable of hosting superyachts and large exploration vessels—a feature virtually nonexistent on other Caribbean cayes.

Land and Water

Long Coco Caye is a biological fortress, naturally protected by its own ecology.

Natural Stability: Unlike "virgin" mangrove islands, Long Coco is dominated by deep-rooted coconut palms and tall pines. This vegetation provides natural soil stabilization and exceptional resilience against tropical weather events.

The Shoreline: The island boasts over 2 kilometers of coastal frontage, including expansive soft white-sand beaches on the northern end and a surface-breaking reef that offers elite-level snorkeling directly from the shore.

Recreational Hub: Its proximity to the barrier reef provides immediate access to "The Aquarium" dive sites and world-class flats fishing for the "Grand Slam" (permit, bonefish, and tarpon).

Access and Utilities

Logistically, the island bridges the gap between total seclusion and mainland convenience.

Transit: Reachable in 30 minutes by private boat from Placencia, which serves as the mainland hub for supplies, gourmet dining, and regional flights. The island’s flat interior and massive scale also provide the potential for a private 2,500-ft airstrip.

Maritime Safety: The island is located in a protected corridor of the barrier reef, ensuring consistently calm, crystal-clear waters even when the open Atlantic is active.

Lifestyle and Value

Ownership of Long Coco Caye is a statement of legacy. In a 2026 market where "Natural Capital" and "Turnkey Resilience" are the primary drivers of value, this 38-acre estate stands as the ultimate trophy. It is a place where you can anchor a 150-foot yacht in your own private lagoon and be snorkeling on a world-heritage reef five minutes later. For the discerning investor seeking a flagship Caribbean asset with zero development lag, Long Coco Caye is a rare and singular opportunity.

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