La Casa Rosada Livingston

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Livingston, Guatemala, 502-947-0303

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Living it good in Livingston

Livingston is a Caribbean island planted in mainland Guatemala. You can only reach here by boat, and the vibe is nothing like the rest of the country.

Livingston, Guatemala erikandtalor
Livingstone

Después de un viaje de algo mas de dos horas por el río en el medio de un cañón llegamos a el pueblecito de Livingstone que solo es accesible por bote, con las carencias y ventajas que ello supone. Entre las carencias es que todo es mas caro y lo que no se encuentra como una lavandería tiene que utilizarse a través del transporte marino, y esperar un mínimo de dos días (no es nuestro caso porque a estas alturas el presupuesto esta lo suficientemente tocado como para lavar a mano). El pueblo e...

Livingston, Guatemala javierferrin
On the Coast

Right...time to update the Blog - I will begin at the present and work backwards. Today we arrived in Livingston, Guatemala on the Caribbean Coast. We decided a while back that it would be necessary to have a stopover here to ensure our successful chartering of a boat to Punta Gorda. We checked in to the beautiful bungalows of Casa Rosada, right on the sea front, at about midday, had lunch and then went about trying to organise our boat trip. As I expected, this was not without drama. Availab...

Livingston, Guatemala jlb
Carribean Queens

So we make Livingston but now Liz takes over the blog. Well not sure about taking over but I did promise a bit from me...... By the way did you hear that we were late taking off from Heathrow instead of 8.55 we took off at 11.55 and our connection was 3 hours after we should have landed!!! however, they had held the flight back so all was well, 1st hiccup. This country is so unexpected from what we had imagined, the countryside is like the UK on a hot summers day but with palm trees. Everywhe...

Livingston, Guatemala pilgrim143
River trip to Livingston

The river trip to Livingston was great and the views were beautiful, apparently Rambo II was filmed here so we were very tempted to wear red scarves tied around our heads. On route we stopped at a natural hot spring at the edge of the river so we took a dip. Arrived in Livingston and stayed at some nice lodges on the sea front, Ren tried and really enjoyed the Garifuna soup served at the restaurant at our lodge.

Livingston, Guatemala ren_n_ems

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I guess you should try the tapado

Rio Dulce—nothing much to do. We probably should have gone to the Finca El Paraiso. Glad I didn't make a special trip to the Castillo, because we saw it when we took the boat to Livingston. The castle is small and unimpressive. I already understood the general history and it didn’t really seem worth its own visit. Stayed at Backpacker’s. It is as basic as you can get, but fine ! and a restaurant where I had my first ...

Livingston, Guatemala yoomster
swings, waterfalls and Germans

... there was fresh washing on the line, wet pots in the sink and although everything of any use was locked up was confident that someone eventually would turn up and hopefully before dark....<br><br>The place is again a big wooden structure with open sides, that are sided by fruit and veg gardens on one side and a little field or padock on the other. Next to the padock is again an emerald green river running with cascading waterfalls and a small homemade ...

guatamala, Izabal, Guatemala huntjody
Rio Dulce

... boat ride was spectacular &#8211; huge towering cliffs of the gorge at the start opening out to a wide river by the end, all of which was covered with the most lush green vegetation (even the almost vertical walls of the gorge!!) We stopped off on the way at a little Mayan Collective (where they were selling many crafts), a small water fall, and some very smelly (sulphur) hot springs! There was also a beautiful carpet of lilies at one point, when we also ...

Rio Dulce, Izabal, Guatemala sarahelective
Rio Dulce (and the bus ride from hell)

... or two looking at me through the gap, I was cured. A medical miracle.<br><br>I reboarded the bus to find Mom talking to some locals selling ice cream and cold drinks on the bus. Mom had a half-eaten ice cream dripping down her hands and arms. She asked one of the guys if he'd mind throwing away the last half of her ice cream (in English). The guy gave her a quizzical look, said 'thank you,' took the offered ice cream, and ate it in one bite. Uh, little ...

Fronteras, Guatemala mschwartz
Hillside day 2

... m excited).<br><br>By the end of these 4 weeks we&#8217;re going to have a LOT of pictures of us 6 if today is anything to go by. Watch out for the posed candids which Emma and Meagan are the masters of!!!<br><br>When we got back Rachel, ANwen and I stayed up a bit and finally finished a really hard jigsaw which has been the main activity since we got here (we&#8217;re pretty impressed with ourselves&#8230; but now have no idea what to do!!!)

Punta Gorda, Toledo, Belize sarahelective
Two days in...and enough bus travel for a lifetime

... t even go look at it because it´s so big and dangerous...but I swear it´s there. Don´t worry, the police are already up there taking care of it and should have it all cleared shortly. Would you care for a Fanta while you wait?¨ Sneaky Guatemalans.<br><br>Cobán ultimately proved to be a great little town--although I did initially get a little lost as I exited the bus and began confidently walking in the wrong direction, so as to not appear confused or in need of a ...

Fronteras, Guatemala jmbs98

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