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Hotel Maya Corozal Town

South End Corozal Town, Corozal, Belize

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It feels like HOSTEL

A travel blog entry by georgevann

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12/07 10am Currently sat in the 6 man bed we shared last night in the shittiest hostel in Corozal, Belize. Its pretty nice being in Belize everyone in this little town is really friendly and they speak english. Our border crossing was pretty hectic but we all made it through in one piece and headed to Corozal which is where i am writing this from. …

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What a Difference a Day Makes...

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... a 50 Belizean dollar note into smaller change to pay for my hostel room. It isn't a wealthy place, so people don't really have a lot of loose cash lying around for things like changing bigger notes. Everyone was friendly enough though, apart from a Chinese woman in a bar who just stared at me and shouted "boh! boh!" (whatever that means) like she was having some kind of foreign-language tourettes fit,

English is actually the first language in Belize, which ...

Driving to Belize With Tiny Dogs

A travel blog entry by williamlink

... but, it’s likely to be a wake up knock as
there is no phone in the room. And surely, it seemed, just a few
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40,000 feet – fast toward Dallas; then, to take another plane to
Denver. I didn’t get the cell-phone-chip, so can’t call Rhonda when I
arrive. I hope she is there and will recognize me. I warned her I had
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A whole new world

A travel blog entry by brad-katie

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... Katie fed a banana to) and birds of all shapes and sizes. There were even the Jesus Christ birds and lizards, which as you can guess, both appear to walk on water. Once at the sight we had a chance to see ancient Mayan ruins of a city that once boasted a population of over 50,000 and lived well past the fall of other major Mayan cities.

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Good Friday, Great Curry

A travel blog entry by gitana716

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... dialects of Garifuna.. Belize also hosts a sizeable population of migrants from China and India, and they throw Mandarin, Cantonese, Hindi, etc., into the mix. There are numerous Mennonite groups scattered throughout Belize who speak their own version of German, and last but not least, a bunch of English and European language-speaking expats and missionaries from North America and Europe. Melting pot much?

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