Sometimes, the most captivating secrets are hidden in plain sight, waiting for the right moment to be revealed. This holds true for Belize, a small nation tucked away in the heart of Central America. Its rich biodiversity, stunning landscapes, and dedicated conservation efforts have long flown under the radar of many travelers, but that’s about to change with the debut of the groundbreaking documentary, “Unknown Belize.”
“Unknown Belize”, an enthralling four-part series hosted by The European Nature Trust (TENT), premiered this week at the Royal Geographical Society headquarters in Kensington, London. This series dives deep into the nation’s verdant rainforests, extensive savannahs, biodiverse wetlands, and astonishing coral reefs, bringing the little-known Belize to the forefront of nature and wildlife cinema.
A Celebration of Nature’s Marvels
As the film unfolds, viewers will embark on an exhilarating journey in search of Belize’s exceptional wildlife. The elusive jaguar, agile spider monkey, and the threatened scarlet macaw all feature capturing the beauty and diversity of Belize’s fauna. The filmmakers note, “We meet passionate conservation biologists and community members who strive daily to protect Belize’s terrestrial and marine ecosystems.”
A Testament to Belize’s Conservation Success
Belize stands as a testament to what can be achieved with dedicated conservation efforts. With 80% of the nation remaining undeveloped and 60% forested, Belize is a verdant haven on Earth. It also houses the second-longest barrier reef globally, offering breathtaking marine sights, echoing the country’s commitment to preserving the natural world.
“Unknown Belize” highlights these extraordinary feats, shedding light on Belize’s successful commitment to protect 30% of the world’s land and oceans by 2030 as per the United Nations mandate. It’s an English-speaking nation, only populated by around 400,000 people, yet it is an international leader in conservation.
Belize’s Hidden Gem: Chabil Mar
After immersing yourself in “Unknown Belize,” there’s no doubt that you’ll feel the urge to personally explore the remarkable landscapes and biodiversity that Belize has to offer. And there’s no better place to start your journey than at Chabil Mar.
Located on the Placencia Peninsula, Chabil Mar, meaning “Beautiful Sea,” is a luxurious resort designed to provide guests with the ultimate Belize vacation experience. Surrounded by Belize’s abundant nature and wildlife, the resort acts as the perfect base for exploration and allows guests to step into the world portrayed in “Unknown Belize.”
Experience Belize’s captivating conservation story up close and personal at Chabil Mar. From exploring the rainforest to diving into the mesmerizing world of the barrier reef, a stay at Chabil Mar is a step towards supporting and appreciating Belize’s commendable commitment to conservation. After all, why just watch the documentary when you can live it?
Visit our website chabilmarvillas.com for more information on Belize, and don’t hesitate to send us an email, or call US/CAN Toll Free: 1-866-417-2377, Local: (011-501) 523-3606, if you have questions or need help in planning a Belize vacation.
Where do I find the documentaries?
Good morning, Ms. Linnie. Thank you for asking.
There is a link to the trailer in the blog. You can go to google.com and search for Unknown Belize Documentary and you will see multiple options for locating the documentary and where it is being broadcast on your TV apps.