Photo of Mirador Hotel Corozal Town

Mirador Hotel Corozal Town

Cor.4th Avenue & 1st Street South Corozal Town, Corozal, 123, Belize

Travel Blogs by Travelers Who Stayed at this HotelMirador Hotel Corozal Town

Just a Few Things...

A travel blog entry by idabelle

5

Sorry if this entry is a bit rambly!

First, Actually going “out” in Belize on a Friday night.

- Haley and I went out with our co-workers first to happy hour at a place called One Barrel. Haley got called out for being an American since she is blonde and white, and when the DJ asked the Americans to raise their hands …

Kuidas ma end Belize'i kutsusin

A travel blog entry by rambler

kaks kummalist p2eva ning magamata 66... j6udsin kuhu ihkasin.... utleme nii, et p6idlakuut uksikule naisterahvale on kerge tulema, kuid sohvritega suhtlemine ilma rukkililli sisse p6imimata ei toimi... igauks motleb sinisilmi n2hes oma teemat....omagu peret v6i muud loomi:))

kergel sammul, kuid pooliku tuksujaga El Panchani avarustest …

Moved to Belize....country number two

A travel blog entry by ren_n_ems

Travelled from Chetumal to Corozal on an old school bus. Got through the border smoothly and are now in this sleepy town...will update soon...

Travel Blogs Nearby

It feels like HOSTEL

A travel blog entry by georgevann

2

... in the dark he brushed off the immediate pain and proceeded inside with the supplies. However after closer inspection in the light we found that he had completely shattered his little toe nail and ripped off most of the skin of the side of his toe, i can say with hand on heart that i have never seen such a painful looking wound. After a couple of bravery beers Al stepped into the operating theater and let Ran, ...

What a Difference a Day Makes...

A travel blog entry by funkymonk

... from verbally torturing people with my attempts at Spanish. It is getting there, slowly, but for me it's somewhat akin to trying to inflate a bouncy castle with a bicycle pump. A ****-load of effort with not a lot of apparent gains.

I caught the boat easily enough in the morning, after swapping my remaining Belizean dollars for Guatemalan Quetzals with the exchange man who turns up at the immigration port. After the boat landed in Guatemala, I caught a bus, a ...