Northern Belize
Corozal and Orange Walk are districts (states) situated on the New River and Northern Highway. They are located north of Belize City. Both towns are a mix of Spanish, Maya, East Indians, visiting Mennonites and Chinese. Spanish and Creole are the most common languages spoken. The area's economies are primarily dependent on the seasonal harvesting and processing of sugar cane.
Location: Located on a private nature reserve, complete with Maya temples and burial sites.
Facilities and Amenities: Dining room, bar, pool, spa, nature trials, gift shop and library.
Rooms: 12 thatched cabanas (fully screened), queen beds, cieling fans, private bath with hot and cold water, and a wrap around verandah complete with hammocks.
Location: Located in the Orange Walk District of Belize on the New River lagoon, the lodge has been especially planned for the enjoyment of travelers who seek natural environments.
Facilities and Amenities: Restaurant, bar, gift shop, and pier overlooking the New River Lagoon.
Rooms: 16 thatch-roof cabanas with ceiling fans and private bath.
Maruba Jungle Spa Resort is located in the heart of the Mayan Jungle. Several beautifully conceived lounged areas allow guests a peaceful haven of casual opulence that soothes and stimulates the senses. Maruba's charm arises from its neo-primitive style decorated with an eclectic flair of tribal chic. Maruba was selected by The Spa Experience as the "Best Boutique Spa" in their Spa Finder Readers' Choice Awards.
Location: Located 30 miles north of the international airport and 10 miles north of the Altun-Ha Maya site.
Facilities and Amenities: Restaurant, Bar, Swimming pool, Japanese tub and Gift shop.
Rooms: 15 rooms with A/C, telephone, ceiling fans and private bath.
