Rio Hondo is a river located in northern Belize, serving as a natural border between Belize and Mexico. It flows from the Maya Mountains and eventually empties into the Caribbean Sea. The river is significant for its ecological diversity and is home to various species of fish and wildlife. The surrounding area of Rio Hondo includes several small communities, such as Corozal Town and Orange Walk Town. These towns are known for their rich cultural heritage and agricultural activities. The river also plays a role in local transportation and trade, connecting different regions of Belize.