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Rio Dulce, GUATEMALA
Nutria Marina
There are no main roads to get from Livingston to Rio Dulce, so boats run fairly regularly up the river. Despite all being a little hungover the boat trip was amazing, with sheer cliffs and lush rain forest either side.
Stayed in a new hostel outside the main town that Rusty helped sort out for us, an Aussie guy called Jamie was temporarily running it for a mate. It had a couple of big dorms, but was fairly empty. Watched football in the afternoon and then played a description/ memory game with a really friendly couple called Kevin and Claire, Jamie and a slightly odd girl.
The town itself wasnt very nice, but next day before getting the late bus to Flores we did a day trip to a waterfall nearby. Although it took a while to get there and the water was warm and smelt of sulfer we still had fun.
There are no main roads to get from Livingston to Rio Dulce, so boats run fairly regularly up the river. Despite all being a little hungover the boat trip was amazing, with sheer cliffs and lush rain forest either side.
Stayed in a new hostel outside the main town that Rusty helped sort out for us, an Aussie guy called Jamie was temporarily running it for a mate. It had a couple of big dorms, but was fairly empty. Watched football in the afternoon and then played a description/ memory game with a really friendly couple called Kevin and Claire, Jamie and a slightly odd girl.
The town itself wasnt very nice, but next day before getting the late bus to Flores we did a day trip to a waterfall nearby. Although it took a while to get there and the water was warm and smelt of sulfer we still had fun.










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