PISCES BAY ESTATE

Wake up each morning in your own private paradise to view the emerald green waters of the lovely Bay of Corozal!

Situated approximately 5 miles north of Corozal Town along Serenity Lane, these properties have incredible views of the Caribbean Sea. All these properties have access to the Corozal Bay and Caribbean Sea through a public easement to the east and south. It is in a quiet area of Corozal and easily accessible through the Consejo Road.

PISCES BAY ESTATES is approximately 20 minutes by car to the Corozal Airport and 30 minutes to bordering Chetumal, Mexico - American style shopping malls and centers. It is also 2 hours by boat to San Pedro, Ambergris Caye or 25 minutes by commuter airline. It is easy access to Chetumal, Mahahual, Playa del Carmen and Cancun through Pan American Highway.

Corozal

Corozal, Belize's fourth most populous district, is home to approximately 20,335 residents and a growing number of North American and European retirees. Notably, in 2010, the American Association of Retired Persons (AARP) recognized Corozal as a premier retirement destination. Described as nestled between Mexico's Yucatan coast and Guatemala to the south, Belize offers a Central American haven characterized by lush tropical jungles, pristine white beaches, the azure waters of the Caribbean Sea, exceptional reefs for snorkeling enthusiasts, world-renowned fishing spots, ancient Mayan ruins, and even casinos.

Corozal is easily accessible by road or air, only a two-hour drive from Belize City. Domestic airlines in Belize offer daily flights between Corozal, San Pedro, and Belize City. Travelers coming from Mexico can cross the border by bus or car to reach Corozal. While car rentals and bus services are available, most lodges offer transfer services and can pick up visitors from anywhere in Belize.

Discover Corozal, the northernmost district of Belize, boasting more than just emerald green waters. Over four thousand years ago, during the Maya Pre-classic periods, Corozal was a significant seaport under the rule of the Maya Cacique, Na Chan Kan. It withstood the decline of the Mayan civilization and survived the European conquest of the New World. In the 1800s, Corozal became a haven for refugees fleeing the Yucatan's Caste Wars. Today, as in the past, people find peace, tranquility, and relaxation in Corozal. The Corozal Free Zone is a recent attraction drawing those interested in business and industry.

The diverse history and population (Mayan, Mestizo, East Indian, Chinese, Creole, and Garifuna) make Corozal a fascinating place, rich in culture and diversity. Starting from Corozal Town, the district's main hub, you can explore captivating Maya villages, experience the vibrant culture, and navigate rivers and waterways teeming with wildlife. The Corozal Bay, a sanctuary for manatees, offers inviting waters for swimming, sailing, and other water sports. For those seeking the beauty of Belize and its diverse culture, Corozal is a must-visit destination.

Picture yourself spending the morning uncovering the ancient Maya civilization at Santa Rita and Cerros. Temples, ball courts, and mounds covered in jungle growth for centuries await exploration. Immerse yourself in the sounds of birds and the mystique of this sacred land as you wander through the trails. In the afternoon, various options abound. Take a boat excursion along the New River, Rio Hondo, and wetlands to witness the district's flora and fauna, including crocodiles, ocelots, manatees, and birds. Delight in the water lilies on the lagoon and explore the riverbanks for tropical plants and delicate orchids hanging from the trees. You may opt to visit one of the nearby Maya villages where traditions are preserved or partake in a local celebration.