Stayed here for a week,with another couple. The resort is truly beautiful,on a great piece of land. Bliss Beach is gorgeous,and the other "beaches" are fun to explore. Lots of surprises to find walking the trails. The staff was great. The two waitresses,Myrna and Evelynn were a lot of fun.Tom handles the bar and snorkeling trips. The owner ,Lurlene, is... More

This was my second trip to Paya Bay. Again, an enjoyable time. Jose picked us up at the Royal Caribbean ship on time. We met some other people on board who were also going to the resort, and it was nice to have company to travel with. Jose said next time he wanted to pick us up at the airport.... More

We were told they were full for the night but there was a 'lovely apartment' that is very nice and would be 'perfect for a special night". When we arrived, we were escorted away from the gorgeous resort, down a dirt road, past a swamp, to a 'boat house' about 500 meters away. The 'apartment' was the old dive master's... More

We have traveled many places but have never enjoyed an experience as pleasant as Paya Bay. We spent two weeks enjoying beautiful Bliss Beach, the many trails through the property, daily yoga and snorkling, the varied menu selections and, especially, the friendly and helpful owners and staff. Picked up at the airport by Jose, a knowledgible and great driver, you... More

located on the east end of the island, pretty much self contained, we stayed there as part of a group of 20+, family get together, super nice staff, private beaches, they did a nice Garifuna Show one night with a bon fire, would definitely go back More

We spent a naturist week this past May but am only now getting around to a review. Other reviews present the food, staff, grounds, etc. accurately. Paya Bay is not a 5-star resort but a wonderful place for getting off the beaten track and relaxing. We went during a naturist week - our 1st real social nudity experience and loved... More

Just returned from an all-inclusive naturist week at Paya and it could not have been better! The East End location is quiet and serene and the opposite of the wannabe-upscale-tourist-condo experience that is now all too common in Caribbean resorts. Lurlene and all the staff were wonderful, the diving on the reef just offshore was outstanding, and the food was... More

Payabay is a very special place, that anyone would be lucky to visit. The setting is ideal, the staff is helpful, and there is a bit of magic in the air. Injoy your stay! More

Let me preface this review by saying that we visited Paya Bay one week after hurricane Rina and a day after a torrential downpour of rain. We booked a day pass to Paya Bay while cruising central America, therefore we did not use any of the rooms. When we arrived at Paya Bay we were greeted with a tropical drink,... More