Las Palmas Corozal Town

123 Fifth Avenue Corozal Town, Corozal, Belize

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Salento, Colombia Jan 21, 2010

A travel blog entry by rjlechtenberg

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Rjlechtenberg stayed here on Jan 21, 2010 during their trip titled: Diarios de Autobus.

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Driving to Belize With Tiny Dogs

A travel blog entry by williamlink

... passport was
reluctantly stamped.. Jesus Christ! What a way to begin my trip.

Going

I’m in Cancun now – at midnight – suffering from “bus-lag” after six
hours on the road from Chetumal Mexico. Will have to turn-in shortly at
the “Muy Economico” (cheap) hotel a cab driver took me to – has a great
ocean-view from the balcony though.

Actually, the bus ride was swell. Mexican buses are clean, ...

A whole new world

A travel blog entry by brad-katie

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... bus station was not where we needed to take our next bus, so we snagged a taxi and showed up in front of a set of questionable school buses. Flagging down the right bus to head out to Orange Walk, Belize, we boarded a bus that Katie was pretty sure was the bus she took in grade school...no, literally, the exact same bus. Brad had a nice couple displaying public affection behind him for awhile (we proceeded to ...

Good Friday, Great Curry

A travel blog entry by gitana716

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... somewhere where Hindi is spoken), and condensed milk. In the end we settled on all three plus some canned soup. And we stocked up on Belize's very good Belikin beer.

I spent Good Friday reading up on Belize (in between swims in the beautiful and surprisingly shallow bay). Officially Belize is the only English-speaking country in the region, and likes to think of itself as a Caribbean nation. With a population of just over 300,000 (about the pop. of the city ...

Where is everyone?

A travel blog entry by joandmike

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... of curious passengers! We then all boarded our respective planes thinking "should we be doing this??! The flight was obviously fine and another great opportunity to view the coastline. We then headed from Dangriga to Hopkins where we had pre-booked a lovely sounding hotel which was very nice, but not quite what we were expecting, it was totally dead, about 2 other people staying there and the on-site restaurant promised on the web page was closed - ...