Cguinn50
2/23/2017 12:46 EST
Hi,
My name is Chuck and I am moving to Corozal to retire by the end of March.
A couple of weeks ago, I visited the area and loved the local people and environment. I also met a few expats and they seemed very happy with the area.
I am single and will be driving through Mexico to get there. I have directions from John Peal on my trip through Mexico.
Since I will arrive in Corozal by myself I would like to know where I can meet expats to make new friends. Are there any local hangouts or other places I should be aware of?
I am excited about this change in my life and look forward to making new friends.
Chuck
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toddwinston
2/23/2017 13:42 EST
Congrats! We bought a house in Corazal that is closing April 1st. I have a few years to retirement, so will only get to come down for a month or so a year.
I noticed that at art in the park held once a month there were lots of expats. I saw that corozal has a sailing club.
I will be interested to hear the responses. There are lots of expats there. So I'm sure you can start a club of your own in whatever interests you.
Todd
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belizelenny
2/23/2017 15:15 EST
Jam Rock and Scotties are two places frequented by expats. Once Francesca's at Cerros Sands has the Grand Re-Opening after an extensive addition there as well. Copper Bank Inn on Saturdays for Darts and The Tradewinds at Orchid Bay.
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Kenubelizeit
2/23/2017 20:35 EST
There are several ways to meet expats in Corozal one is by the meet and mingle at a local hangout called Jam Rock also if you are a Rotarian they meet on Wednesdays at a hotel Hokol Kin and the rest of the time a casual visit to the farmers market on a Monday or Friday morning or a evening drink by Scottys
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Mikxx
2/23/2017 22:40 EST
Blue Iguana is on the right hand side after the first speed bump after leaving Corozal town if you head north to Consejo.
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