Business World |
April 2015
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“Sensitive construction and creative recy-
cling has always been part of our develop-
ment, and – with the help of our guests’
suggestions and ideas, we are continually
minimising our impact on the environment,”
Lucy said.
A GATEWAY TO ADVENTURE
Today, Chaa Creek sits within a 365-acre
private nature reserve with a well maintained
trail system linking a range of attractions and
amenities. The internationally recognised
HilltopSpaoffers professional spa treatments
with a panoramic view of the Maya Moun-
tains and surrounding rainforest, while the
Mariposa restaurant provides a fine dining
experience using locally sourced meats, Ca-
ribbean seafood and produce grown at the
resorts’ own organic Maya farm.
Other attractions include an infinity swim-
ming pool, a conference centre, the Blue
Morpho butterfly farm, Belize Natural His-
tory Centre, horse stables, a fleet of canoes
and more.
Chaa Creek also offers tours, both within
the resort’s sprawling nature reserve and
throughout Belize, giving guests access to the
country’s myriad Maya temples and archaeo-
logical sites, the Great Barrier Reef, and the
many other attractions to be found along
Belize’s unspoiled Caribbean coast and off-
shore cayes, such as the popular Ambergris
Caye and Placencia Village.
