This blog was created by, Karlene Hamilton, Edirma Castillo, Arifah Bautista, Ezekiela Gilharry, Samantha Acosta, Shamira Perez, Kevin Castañeda and Alexander Chan.

Corozal is the Best!!!! Here is a picture that shows how the Corozaleños does it! Winning the band fest 2010 was the best thing that could have ever happened! We are so proud!

If you need to do some research or feel the need to read a little story, the Corozal community has its very own library.

Whenever you need to find inner spirituality, you can go to the Church. Here in Corozal there are different denominations and each have their own church.

The streets of Corozal can't be cleaned by themselves that's why we need the town council personnel to help us keep them looking neat.

If there is an emergency the Corozal Hospital is here to attend to you. No matter your age, sex, color you're alwayas treated with the best there is.

The rotary park where one can let out the kid inside of you.

One of the main attractions to many here in Corozal. The Santa Rita Mayan archeological site.

Another contributor to the creation of the wonders of Corozal blog. Here we can see that there are parks where families can spend a wonderful time.

Three friends enjoying the sea breeze and talking about the wonders of Corozal.

Here is one of the contributers to the creation of this blog. Standing in front of the beautiful Corozal Bay.

Whenever you come to Corozal, there's always a place to go...... Just like we do!
It's your personal paradise! In this picture we can see two friends enjoying the refreshing sea breeze on a sunny day.

This is the corozal central park whereby the corozal town clock could be seen. This is a beautiful piece of art appreciated by the entire community.

***This is a magnificent view of the Corozal Bay. This is one of the wonders that enhance tourist to visit this amazing place. Its close proximity of homes and other premises to the Bay causes a calm and relaxing atmosphere.***

Location

Corozal is the northern most district in Belize. It creates a boundry between Mexico and Belize. It has a population of about 10,000 residents. Most of its people are that of Latin background, speaking the spanish fluently. Even so there is a shift in the ethnicity throuchout this spectacular district. There are now many Creole, Menonite, Chinese and even Garifuna people that have chosen this place as their home.

Corozal has some amazing archeological sites. This includes the Santa Rita archeological site, the Lamanai archeological site and Cerros archeological site.