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Banana Palms Resort & Marina Livingston

300 meters from Castillo de San Felipe, Rio Dulce Livingston, Guatemala

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Semuc Champey!

A travel blog entry by ccaillou

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... br> Nous devons même nager à Plusieurs reprises,car nous ne touchons pas le fond. J'écris et j'ai des image en même temps, c'était vraiment trop cool!! Nous devenons grimper à l,aide de corde , glisser, sauter, etc. Vers la fin nous avons froid et avons hâte de sortir de la grotte.
Sur le chemin du dîner, nous traversons un pont d'où nous pouvons sauter. 55 pieds, oui je l'ai fait. J'ai du prendre ma respirations deux fois avant ...

Vacations: Livingston, Guatemala & Tegucigalpa

A travel blog entry by mrg8920

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... flowers, and cacti. It might not sound like much to you, but trust me, we were all in awe. After having 2 nights with running hot water and yummy food we were all pretty sure we were getting a taste of the highlife in Honduras. It was like traveling to a whole different country. The students were like angels; the little 6-year-olds were able to sit on carpet for over 45 minutes of instruction, and no physical fighting was seen at all in any grade level.
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The Most Beautiful Water Ever

A travel blog entry by wartravels

... they had no Internet nor power all day. The power was turned on only from 6pm-10pm.  The next morning was still a bit overcast. We decided to go to Samuc Champey anyway in hopes that it would clear up. We walked 2 mins to the park and paid Q$50 each ($6.25) to enter the national park. It was a 1.2 km hike up to the mirador (lookout/view point). When I say up, I mean straight up the mountain. It was a pretty tough hike. But once we made it, our ...

Swaying Hammocks, Garifuna Teacher and Mama Norma

A travel blog entry by jmabro

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... had the best coffee machine in town with Ismael only charging us for every third coffee when he could: and never forgetting our favourite meal of all - ice-cream :-) There is a brand called Sarita that has been practicing both stick and scoop ice-cream since 1948 and seems to have reached perfection! :-) As you know, or do now, food is of the upmost importance to us :-)

The weather, given that Hurricane Rina has been brewing out to sea and we all keep a constant watch on ...

Rapunzel

A travel blog entry by s.figueroa

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... y kayacs a disposición para cuando quiera ocuparlos.
Ocupo un dormitorio que está relativamente alejado del bar por lo que puedo escuchar el silencio de este lugar mágico roto a momentos por los lenguajes de la selva y por uno que otro motor de lancha. De verdad es otro mundo.
El sábado voy al castillo de San Felipe. Está al final de un camino rodeado de árboles a orillas de este río y a la entrada del lago ...

This resort was formerly known as: Banana Palms