On September 21st, 1981 Belize threw off her colonial covers and awoke as a brand-new nation, no longer under British rule. This day marked the end of a long journey towards self-governance, sparked by the nationalist movements of the 1950s and 60s.
A Splash from the Past: Origin of the Holiday Every September 10th, Belize turns back the hands of time to the early 19th century, specifically … Read more
More Than Just a Party: Carnival’s Roots in the Caribbean In the 17th century, the Carnival festival planted its colourful roots in the Caribbean. Originally … Read more
Toast to Love in the Heart of the Tropics Embark on a unique journey in Belize, where epic love stories are sculpted in grains of … Read more
Why Belize and Chaa Creek’s Belize Rainforest Retreat? As the world of travel evolves, we’re witnessing a shift from exotic journeys to nearby adventures. Before … Read more
Belize beckons the world with Historic wealth, ecentric cultures and extensive wildlife recognized by renowned magazines such as National Geographic, Forbes, and Travel and Leisure. … Read more
Are you considering a unique summer getaway? Get ready and plan a trip to Belize in July, especially if you want to experience an amazing … Read more
The Lodge at Chaa Creek’s Conservation Efforts: Taking inspiration from Henry Ford, who said, “Coming together is a beginning; keeping together is a process; working … Read more
Understanding the Prestige of Conde Nast Reader’s Choice Awards The Conde Nast Traveller Reader’s Choice Awards, an exclusive platform, stand as one of the most … Read more
Responsible Tourism in Belize Belize’s tourism Industry had a late start compared to its northern neighbour Mexico, which, by the 1940s, was already making headlines … Read more
Belize, a country easy to fall in love with, is a paradise of awe-inspiring landscapes, diverse biodiversity, and natural wonders. Snuggled up in this natural … Read more
The Lodge at Chaa Creek has once again achieved a remarkable feat! We are delighted to announce that our property has been exclusively recognized as … Read more
The Lodge at Chaa Creek is no stranger to being recognized by National Geographic. In 2017, it won the Gold Award in National Geographic’s Engaging Communities … Read more
Motherhood is a rite of passage that has defined societies and cultures. It is celebrated all over the globe. In the heart of the jungle … Read more
The Belize Rainforest Retreat at Chaa Creek Another chapter in the continuing story of The Lodge at Chaa Creek unfolds with a much loved area … Read more
Say Hello to Belize, in Summer! Gather ’round, fellow adventurers, as we embark on a journey that transcends generations. Summer beckons, and with it, the … Read more
Easter in Belize Easter in Belize is not just a religious observance; it’s a vibrant amalgamation of culture, tradition, and adventure. This Central American paradise, … Read more
Our Trade Show Journey Since establishing its wildly civilized way of life in 1981, our founders, Mick and Lucy Fleming, have traveled across continents, charming … Read more
Coconuts and Corn Galore! Hello, fellow foodies! Today, we’re embarking on a scrumptious journey to Belize, a hidden gem that’s not just a geographical bridge … Read more
“All you need is love. But a little chocolate now and then doesn’t hurt.” Charles M. Schulz you’re right! From Olmecs to Aztecs to Mayas: … Read more
2023 has been a great year for us! Hundreds of guests and visitors have explored our wildly civilized lifestyle and left great reviews on google, … Read more
As the final pages of the calendar flip towards the end of December, the air in Belize becomes electric with anticipation. Much like our friends … Read more
The festive season is upon us and the air is filled with the tantalizing aroma of Belizean Christmas cuisine. Belize’s Cayo District invites you to … Read more
Christmas Magic Christmas magic is silent. You don’t hear it – you feel it, know it, or believe it.” Kevin Alan Milne couldn’t have said … Read more
Imagine Santa Claus, not in his traditional sleigh, but paddling a canoe down the Macal River. His mission? Delivering gifts to the jungle animals and … Read more
As the golden hues of the setting sun touch the lush greenery of Belize, the air fills with the whispers of adventure and the promise … Read more
The Christmas Spirit has settled upon us in tiny Belize, the Caribbean Sea has blown its cool Salty breeze our way, and in the jungle, … Read more
“What if today, we were just grateful for everthing?” Charlie Brown As the holiday season approaches, we can’t help but be reminded of Charlie’s auspicious … Read more
Celebrating With A Culinary Journey The Garinagu in Belize have called this multicultural nation home for over 221 years. Their arrival on November 19th is … Read more
The Garinagu People: Belize is a nation composed of diverse cultures, each contributing a unique flavor to the nation’s rich heritage. From the Northern Districts of … Read more