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If there’s anything fairy tales have taught us, it’s the desire to embrace your soulmate while surrounded by nature and singing animals. (Fans of Snow White, … Read more
Colorful migrating birds and captivating endangered mammals are waiting for you and your family to discover, as soon as you arrive. Belize’s secrets are waiting … Read more
Peer into the dense foliage surrounding Chaa Creek and what do you see? Multiple pairs of glowing red eyes staring back at thee! Dr. Seussian … Read more
It’s hard to feel motivated on dark and frigid days. With less daylight and more time spent indoors, your body receives less vitamin D and results … Read more
Returning after two years means resuming all our initiatives, which surely entails bringing back our beloved Butterfly on the Road Program. Our Butterfly On The … Read more
“Never doubt that a small group of thoughtful, committed citizens can change the world: indeed, it’s the only thing that ever has.” – Margaret Mead, … Read more
When planning a trip to Belize, one tends to forget to include a list of the best dishes to try alongside their adventure-filled itinerary. Belize … Read more
Your flight’s booked, your holiday request submitted, and you’ve hit your savings goal for the Belize vacation of a lifetime. The only thing that’s left … Read more
Why would you want to visit Belize in September? Like many other Caribbean nations, Belize uses any excuse to throw vivacious festivals and parades. However, … Read more
Nestled between the Latin powerhouses of Guatemala and Mexico, Belize is a small, mountainous country that faces east to the Caribbean Sea. But that’s just … Read more
What if enjoying a Belize vacation was also a way to actively support the environment and help communities inneed? Read on… Once again, Belize has … Read more
Belize celebrates its Heroes Baron Bliss Day, now known as National Heroes and Benefactors Day, is a public and bank holiday in Belize celebrated on … Read more
The Winter Solstice 2020 marks a celestial event that has held special significance in Belize for thousands of years. And, as 2020 draws to a … Read more
You’ve Come A Long Way, Baby Those of us of a certain age will remember that advertising jingle, and while seriously out of date, it … Read more
Canoeing a lazy tropical river before returning back to a tranquil Belize jungle lodge for exquisite pampering has now been thoroughly tested. It works! Last … Read more
The More Things Change, The More They Stay The Same -Jean-Baptiste Alphonse Karr It’s Like Déjà vu All Ove Again =Yogi Berra Not to make light … Read more
And Chaa Creek makes ancient history come alive A dramatic new discovery in Belize is generating waves of excitement among the world’s top Maya researchers, … Read more
With High Tech – And Highly Successful – Initiatives, Belize Moves Closer To Normalcy Our regular readers would be well aware of our pride and … Read more
Happy Birthday Belize! We can’t think of a better birthday toast for Belize than to quote that popular toastmaster, Abraham Lincoln: “It’s not the years … Read more
Linking food and culture has been part of Chaa Creek’s DNA for years – and now a UNESCO forum agrees that we’ve been on the … Read more
The Uk’s Telegraph seems to think so… First, full disclosure – we happen to think the Great State of Louisiana has more culture in its … Read more
As the highpoint of Music Month In Belize approaches, we want to share some very exciting news that was just released. We also feel it’s … Read more
CONGRATULATIONS BELIZE’S EK’ BALAM! It’s with no small amount of pride and joy that we congratulate Belize’s Ek’ Balam, aka the Black Jaguars in Mayan, … Read more
April 2019 is set to be a big month for the environment as Belize triples the size of protected areas inside its Mesoamerican Barrier Reef, … Read more
It’s no secret that Belize and The Lodge at Chaa Creek have both been steadily growing in popularity. It didn’t happen overnight, but it sure … Read more
If you were fortunate enough to be on Ambergris Caye on December 15, you couldn’t help but notice a large group of Belizeans gathered together … Read more
Buidula Hafeduhani Haweyuri Garinagu! Once again, all of us at Chaa Creek wish our Garifuna brothers and sisters throughout Belize, and in the many Garinagu … Read more
The 2018 Annual Belize International Film Festival will be rolling from November 8 – 11 this year, showcasing an eclectic assortment of films, highlighting a … Read more
Belize’s Mennonites – Once Again, Belize’s Colorful Local Cultures Make International News! Our regular readers may wonder why, not being New Yorkers, we often quote … Read more
Countdown To Belize’s Independence Day Thirty-Seven years may not seem like a long time, but for Belize and her many friends around the world, it … Read more