Cayo Scoop! The Ecology of Cayo Culture

Belize is number 10 on Fodor's 2018 Go List, their list of must visit places around the world.  Once again, Cayo's SIRH gets top billing, as do the caves in the area. 

"Ancient Mayan secrets are being unearthed daily at historical locales all over the country. Chances are, you will see a team of archeologists at any of Belize’s Mayan dig sites during your visit. Part Caribbean and part Central America, Belize feels untouched by the rest of the planet, making it seem like a true getaway. In today’s world, how much longer will we be able to find a destination so unplugged?  In the heart of the jungle, San Ignacio Resort Hotel features top-of-the-line rooms, friendly staff, and even a medicinal jungle trail."

Chaa Creek is one of Fodor's top 100 hotels in the world!  Their awards have been stacking up!  Chaa Creek, listed in Fodor's Local Experience class, is one of two resorts that are located in Central America.  Congratulations, Chaa Creek!

"Affordable luxury, sustainable practices, and the best of Central America's natural offerings come together at this 23-room, all-inclusive villa hotel spread over 365 riverside jungle acres in Belize's Cayo district.  (Guests share the vast property with monkeys, jaguars, and more than 300 bird species.)  In operation for more than 30 years, the hotel features treetop suites with tile floors, enormous mahogany beds, and giant verandahs.  Closer to the ground, thatch-roof cottages are tucked amid colorful tropical gardens.  In-villa massages and bubble baths, (with a glass of bubbly) are popular romantic amenities.  If you can tear yourself away from the eco-cocoon, you'll find the staff on hand to introduce you to wild Belize through activities like canoeing, hiking, and touring the nearby Mayan ruins."