Introduction: A Journey Into Sacred Healing Close your eyes and imagine stepping into a spiritual wellness retreat where the air itself feels more alive, as … 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
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
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
Belize has done it again. Despite being a small nation, our jewel has once more enticed the likes of National Geographic and renowned Journalist Ali … Read more
In the heart of Central America lies Belize, a vibrant mosaic of cultures that come together to celebrate life, death, and everything in between. While … Read more
This year Belize celebrates a vibrant 42 years of Independence under the theme, “Hope ignited, hands united, vision renewed: Belize @42!” But before the country … Read more
Romantic Getaways // Romantic Destinations Yes, you are my favourite! Isn’t that something we all want to state at least once? To meet and connect … Read more
Did you know? June 1st, 1973, marked a defining date in Belizean history when the country changed its name from “British Honduras” to “Belize.” The … Read more
Pretty much synonymous with “Spring Break”, Easter in Belize juxtaposes reverence with revelries as it closes an important religious season and opens Belizean summer. In … Read more
Belize is known as a hub for family, romance and adventure travel, but did you know that this Caribbean gem is also known for its … Read more
Discover corn in Belize through authentic cuisine – taste Tamales, Salbutes, Corn Tortillas, Panades, and Corn Atole. Corn has been a staple of Belize since … Read more
Located in the lush Mountain Tapir Reserve, the Actun Tunichil Muknal Cave is a must-do expedition in Western Belize. Enjoy a drive through the twin … 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
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
Chaa Creek’s Open Hearth At Chaa Creek, we offer a hands-on culinary experience that is not just about food, but about discovery and fun. This … Read more
When something thousands of years old makes today’s news we can’t help but pay attention – especially when it’s the Maya of Belize making headlines. … Read more
Belize – The Little Country That Continues To Reveal Big Surprises! What do Christopher Columbus, Jacques Cousteau, Richard Branson and other explorers have in common? … Read more
The US and Belize Governments Join Together to Help Preserve Our Maya Heritage People familiar with Chaa Creek know how much Belize’s Maya heritage means … Read more
“It’s like déjà vu, all over again” -Yogi Berra A few years ago we covered a story about Maya artefacts from Belize going on a … Read more
A National Geographic Explorer Says Maya Discoveries In Belize “Blew Our Minds” and we say, Join the Club We had to chuckle while reading a … Read more
Here Are 9 Awesome Mayan Foods You Should Try! Food is awesome. That is a fact that is not up for debate. Anyone, even the … Read more
Traditional Healing & Natural Remedies Used In Belize Medicine, as we know it today, is a pretty recent feat of modern chemical engineering. There are … Read more
Belize Mayan Chocolate Cool Facts & History! It’s odd to imagine a world without the existence of chocolate. Ponder upon it – if you have … Read more
Barton Creek Cave proves the ancient Maya left us much to explore! Sometimes it is hard to believe that these lands were once inhabited by … Read more
An eight-day Mesoamerican reef protection workshop held in Belize City this week (late April – early May) is helping to ensure the health and sustainability of Belize’s magnificent Great Barrier Reef.
7 Astonishing Belize Caves you should Explore! Caves tell the history of Belize, having been an intricate part of the Maya religion and culture. The … Read more
The Lodge at Chaa Creek is now accepting bookings for a new Belize Summer Solstice Wellness vacation package, which combines health and wellbeing with an exploration of Belize’s rich Maya heritage.
You can’t possibly come to Belize and not try a Tamale! That would be like going to the beach and not getting into the water! A tamale or bollo is a delicious traditional Mesoamerican dish made of corn dough (masa) which is filled with seasoned meat (chicken or pork) then steamed or boiled in plantain or banana leaves.