Corozal Town borders with Mexico to the North and is enviably nestled along the Corozal Bay. Santa Rita Archaeological Reserve located in Corozal town is the birthplace of our first Belizean Maya Mestizo. A visit to Santa Rita Archaeological Reserve to learn of our unique history is a must-do. Then and now, places such as Hotel Maya in Corozal continues to welcome people from many cultures to their second home.
Visit the colourful mural at the Corozal Town Hall depicting our history by renowned painter Manuel Villamor, a proud son of the land.
Corozal Town is a port of entry for travelers from Europe, North America and Central America and is therefore a perfect hub. From Corozal Town transportation by sea, land and air, public or charter is available to all parts of Belize and on to the Guatemalan border.
There are daily boat runs to and from the island of Ambergris Caye stopping at Sarteneja if needed, daily several flights to and from Ambergris Caye, affordable bus runs connecting to other destinations within Belize. Once in Corozal a visit to Lamanai Archaeological Reserve is a must-do.
The real attraction however, is how quickly you start feeling a part of Corozal whether you choose to reside in Corozal town or at a smaller rural community!
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