The ancient human remains were found at the bottom of a cenote (derived from the Maya word dzonot) located more than 2,000 feet (610 meters) below sea level. Known as Hoyo Negro, or Black Hole in Spanish, the deep pit is located inside the massive Aktun-Hu cave system on the Yucatan Peninsula coast north of Belize.
Belize’s Delicate Balancing Act
Why I would like to be an eco-kid
Belize’s “Great Gatsby in the Bush” Honeymoons
My way to Chaa Creek
HAPPY FATHER’S DAY!
Go Girls Go! Chaa Creek likes the “Girls Fly” Initiative
Why I want to be an Eco-Kid
“Biggest Ever” Lobster Fest Kicks Off in Belize
New Direct LAX Air Service a Boon for Belize
It’s Official – Belize is Happy!
Food is an Essential Part of the Adventure in Belize
Tips for an Affordable, Extraordinary Summer Holiday
Chaa Creek Recommends Christmas Presence as Best Present
Chaa Creek Resort: Belize’s Playground
A Letter to our Valued Travel Partners
Inaugural Tropic Air Service Boosts Belize Travel
Belize’s Delicate Balancing Act
Go Girls Go! Chaa Creek likes the “Girls Fly” Initiative
Chaa Creek Applauds Belize Government Reef Decision
More on why Belize’s Great Blue Hole is so Great
It’s Official – Belize is Happy! 
