After a busy holiday season entertaining guests and friends from around the world, Chaa Creek staff returned to the business of thinking globally and acting … Read more
Belize: Hold the Oil – We’ll Have The Reef Instead, Thanks! We all know that oil and water don’t mix, and nowhere does this simple … Read more
Chaa Creek and A Community Choir Contribute to Christmas Cheer in Cayo When Belize’s most community-centric Eco-resort teams up with local charitable groups to spread … Read more
BTIA Cayo Chapter Launches Its Belize Sustainable Tourism Clean-Up Campaign Along With Cayo Tourism Stakeholders A typical conversation with a Belizean about what they think makes … Read more
A Lifetime of Achievement Recognised With a Well-Deserved Award “The Lifetime Achievement Award is presented to those who have dedicated their lives to grow and develop … Read more
Here Are 8 Green Ways To Experience Belize In 2022 Belize, the small hybrid of Central American and Caribbean cultures, hasn’t been on the map … Read more
Everyone’s heart is warmed up by something, be it cute puppies, or people in love, we all have something that upon seeing it fills us … Read more
The Lodge at Chaa Creek Hosts 2017 Scholarship Recipients Every year, as part of the “Chaa Creek Cares” program, which sees 10% of all room … Read more
Top Eco Lodge in Belize Wins at National Geographic’s World Legacy Awards 2017 Receiving this award has been a great honor to all of us here … Read more
National Geographic Nominates Belize’s Chaa Creek As Finalist For World Legacy Awards 2017 The World Legacy Awards (WLA) is a collaboration between the National Geographic … Read more
The sun was breaking out over the golden clouds as the camp stirred to life, and as the camper rose and trudged up to the … Read more
This time our Pack a Pound initiative saw the Chaa Creek team, consisting of our program coordinator Ms Denise Duran, Social Media Admin Jared Bradley and our Driver Allan Chan who is also one of our naturalist guides, make their way past Bullet Tree Falls, Cayo to the villages of Billy White and Duck Run 2.
Peter Lourie, in his book “The Mystery of the Maya: Uncovering the lost city of Palenque” mentions these creatures as well. “Hearing the roar of howlers and the whine of cicadas in the long, hot jungle afternoons in Chiapas, Mexico, is an important part of my research into the ancient Maya civilization,” he says.