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Reasons To
Visit Belize

  • Caves

    The west of Belize is particularly well known for its spectacular stalactite-filled cave systems. Some, such as Actun Tunichil Muknal cave, are full of Mayan artefacts and sacrificial remains and involve an exhilarating adventure. Others, such as Barton Creek cave, can be viewed in a more relaxed way by canoe, while some can be reached simply by walking across slippery rocks.

    Caves

  • Coral Reefs

    Beautiful clear waters and the world’s second longest coral reef system surround Belize and incredible sealife awaits discovery. Even when diving to a depth of 40 metres with the sun streaming through the water, it feels as if you are only just beneath the ocean’s surface.

    Coral Reefs

  • Islands and Atolls

    Belize is made up of hundreds of cayes and tiny islands called atolls surrounded by clear waters and stunning reefs. They make for ideal hideaways for those looking for some peace, relaxation and wonderful diving and snorkelling.

    Islands and Atolls

  • Mayan ruins

    Caracol is the largest Maya archaeological site in Belize. Surrounded by rainforest, its most distinguishable feature is the massive pyramid capped by three temples that rises over 50 metres above the jungle floor. Teeming with wildlife, the historic remains of Tikal are also impressive and worth a visit.

    Mayan ruins

  • Rainforest

    You can't beat tramping through the hot and steamy rainforests in Belize. Especially in the early morning as the jungle comes alive with the incredible noise of howler monkeys barking and the squawks of macaws.

    Rainforest

  • River Tubing

    There is nothing quite like river-tubing in Belize. You walk with your tube through the steamy jungle until you get to the jumping in point from where your journey begins. Here, you simply sit in your tube and float down the river with nothing but the sounds of the forest surrounding you, through huge caverns with stalactites looming down at you out of the dark!

    River Tubing

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Accommodation in Belize: The Lodge at Chaa Creek

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The Lodge at Chaa Creek

Cayo District & Caracol

The Lodge at Chaa Creek started as a farm in 1977, grew into a guest house and then Belize’s first jungle lodge. It is a beautiful place to stay and whilst it has grown – and added a spa – it has retained the friendly charm and character of its early days.

The 23 rooms are in keeping with the rainforest, in thatched wooden cabañas each with a balcony, hammock, large fans and en-suite bathrooms.

Set in a 920 hectare rainforest reserve it is just a 15 minute drive from the town of San Ignacio making it a perfect base for exploring the area as well as horse-riding, mountain-biking and walking through the reserve’s numerous trails.

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