Summer weather, summer activities! It’s that time of the year again when our Natural History Centre team goes mobile and heads to numerous educational institutions … Read more
Mother’s Day in Belize We typically do things a little differently in Belize, from when to how, we March to our own chill beat here. … Read more
Today is observed as International Mother Earth Day, and this year’s theme is: “Invest In Our Planet.” At Chaa Creek, contributing to our planet has … Read more
Billowing breaths of springtide not only strike up a dance with the feathery leaves on Chaa Creek’s tallest trees, but also provide the gentle push … Read more
The United Nations sets afloat the World Water Day campaign—and we’re right behind them in pioneering for global change. The waters that sustain our very lives—those … 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
Wanderlusting sightseers are seeking more than just pretty sights and high-end stays these days. At the tip-top of their impressive bucket list is now something … Read more
Our eyes, ears, and very own souls are starving for the endless treasures of this globe. “Nature provides a free lunch, but only if we … Read more
Oh, what wouldn’t we do for the perfect chance to leap out of the snow and into a warm patch of sunshine this Spring Break. … Read more
If you were to close your eyes right now and listen to your surroundings, what would you hear? The sounds of cars passing by in … 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
Investing in our Future Our School Scholarship Program has been providing financial assistance to more than 250 students undertaking study in various levels of education, … Read more
Chaa Creek’s River Clean-up Campaign Is Back The river clean-up crew answered the call when it came via email; such are the charms of 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
What is it really like to be happy? For some, it’s the taste of their favorite dessert in that very first bite. For others, it’s … Read more
“We need to act boldly, innovate broadly and implement equitably. It’s going to take all of us. All in. Business, governments, and citizens – everyone … Read more
Home to rolling Maya Mountains, the world’s second-largest barrier reef, and an umpteenth amount of eclectic wildlife, one can argue every day could be Earth … Read more
Small, boutique hotels are having their moment in the sun as the Corona virus is prolonging its threat globally, for more reasons than one. While … Read more
As humans, we all inherently yearn for connection. Whether through our hobbies, other people, or by planting ourselves in a completely new destination like Belize. … Read more
Belize has done it again. Despite being a small nation, our jewel sure knows how to get placed on the map. Just last month, the … Read more
Gone are the days of last-chance tourism where travelers haphazardly country-hopped to “dying” tourism spots due to an Instagram-driven itinerary. Such a travel lifestyle left … Read more
The conversation around work-life balance and mental wellness has been on the rise as more folks begin to prioritize their mental well-being in a time … Read more
November 2021 marks The Lodge at Chaa Creek’s 40th birthday, and we’re hoping you’ll join our celebrations. Yes, Chaa Creek has travelled a long and … Read more
In a world where the future of travel is being questioned at length, there are those in the tourism industry whose thought leadership has given … Read more
Slow. Simply defined as reducing the speed or pace of a process. In today’s fast paced reality it’s a word that—just by sheer utterance—feels seductive. … Read more
Search #Belize on Instagram and you’ll find 1.8 million photos, with one common factor: Archeological reserves, national parks, marine reserves, natural monuments, and forest reserves, … Read more
Only four decades ago when Belize just began dipping her toes into the tourism pond, travelers found themselves drawn to her uncommon contrasts. Saturated with … Read more
Can Regenerative Travel really save the world? COVID-19 has deeply impacted the industry, but perhaps this new landscape will be a force for good. As … Read more
According to the official Earth Day website (earthday.org), over 1 billion people in 192 countries are participating in earth’s day activities in their communities and … Read more
Regenerative Travel has been popping up a lot in media this year, and while Chaa Creek has been in the forefront of this growing global … Read more