Corozal
The town of Corozal, Belize is the largest in its district, with a population of around 10,000. Although it does have many residents, and is a frequent stop for those traveling through to Mexico, most travelers have called this town one of the most quiet and relatively hidden from tourists, giving a peaceful feel in the atmosphere.
Corozal is a farming town, producing mostly sugar crop, which is very popular in the area. It was built on the ancient Mayan ruin of Chetumal, giving it a great tourist attraction. Corozal is located on the bay, which brings in sea winds, making windsurfing and sailing extremely popular throughout the region.
Traveling to the Corozal region? Below are listed many resorts and hotels for which you can find accommodation while on your journey:
- Casablanca Hotel by the Sea
- Tony's Inn & Beach Resort
- Hotel Maya
- Copa Banana
- Corozal Bay Inn
- Caribbena Village Resort
- Hotel Maya
- Hok'ol K'in Guest House
- Posada Mama
- Las Palmas
- Marvirton Guest House
- Carm's Guest House
- Mark Anthony's Hotel
Some interesting tourist attractions:
- The Mayan ruin of Chetumal
- Santa Rita and Cerros Mayan Ruins just outside the city of Corozal
- Corozal Cultural Center
- A unique cultural experience with great people, archaeology, and history
