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Featuring an outdoor swimming pool and a restaurant, Hotel Villa Caribe is set in gardens overlooking Izabal Lake and the Caribbean Sea.
Pool, a small beach with two hammocks, hot water in the shower, beautiful view from the balcony.
Hotel in Lívingston
Casa Nostra has free bikes, garden, a shared lounge and terrace in Lívingston.
Excellent location, great view from room balcony. Boat service direct to dock. Very helpful owner Stuart. Best restaurant in town we encountered.
Hotel in Lívingston
Livingston Resort Hotel has a garden, terrace, a restaurant and bar in Lívingston.
The pool was amazing and has heating, allowing you to enjoy it even late at night. The food was amazing, I tried all of the pasta places in town and none came close to match theirs.
Hotel in Lívingston
Surrounded by tropical gardens, Hotel Salvador Gaviota offers a private beach and dock, free kayak rental and free Wi-Fi in public areas. The River Dulce Canyon is a 15-minute boat ride away.
In front of the beach, near the center
Hotel in Lívingston
Posada El Delfin is located on the seafront in Livingston, overlooking Amatique Bay. It offers a swimming pool, hammocks and tropical gardens with an outdoor dining area.
The staff was so helpful! Nice place, clean swimming pool. Good breakfast
Lívingston
With mountain views, Casa Maya is located in Lívingston and has a restaurant, a 24-hour front desk, bar and garden. Free WiFi is provided.
We liked everything. Our host was a lovely family of 3 children. The room we had was in a bungalow with a private bathroom, brand new high quality mattress, white linen and mosquitos curtains. Martha is a great cook. The couple was very attentive to details and made our stay very comfortable and easy. Casa Maya is closer to Livingston which allowed us going there by kayak by ourselves. Thank you Martha, Herson, Dora, Lenin and Camila for this wonderful and authentic experience within a 'chapin' family.
Lívingston
Featuring a garden, terrace, restaurant and free WiFi, Casa de la Iguana is located in Lívingston, a 14-minute walk from Capitania Beach and 0.9 miles from North Livingston Beach.
Very good, nature and clean hostel
Lívingston
Just a few steps from North Livingston Beach and a 18-minute walk from Capitania Beach, Cabaña Rio Lagarto features accommodations in Lívingston with a garden.
good location just out of town, private area and host Patrick was very pleasant and helpful.
Lívingston
Providing a garden, Amsterdam Red light district provides accommodations in Lívingston.
Lívingston
La Casa Blanca offers accommodations in Lívingston, a 9-minute walk from Capitania Beach. This homestay provides accommodations with a terrace.
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It should be a tourist hot spot in Guatemala. Unfortunately the beaches are covered in trash. I wouldn’t recommend a visit to Livingston unless you’re passing through. If you happen to have some time in Livingston I recommend a trip to Playa Blanca and Siete Altares. The lancha to Playa Blanca only gives you an hour in Siete Altares so we went back the next day. Just take a tuktuk to the bridge and walk. It’s a great place to swim in cool fresh water in the jungle.
Unfortunately, I was there during the rainy season - day and night - rain. I would have stayed longer, but everything I had was damp or wet. Hostel is easily walkable from the lancha dock. Or you can take a tuc tuc for 10Q
If you are dreaming of an perfect white sand beach tropical getaway, Livingston is NOT it. This is a place where you can see the reality of humanity. There is beauty, but you have to work to find it.
It's a very interesting little town and it's really worth making sure that you go to the beach and part of town where the Garífuna community live. They seem rather excluded from the main benefits of tourism in the town which seems mainly owned by foreigners with Maya staff. I don't think the Garífuna benefit financially as much as they should from tourism. Try the restaurants over that side of town by the beach - Guamo Place was excellent for example.
Livingston has a peculiar magic!!! we loved the walk to 7 Altars. At the hotel Casa Rosada we take a tour across the river visiting the Canion, Tatin river, Aguas calientes, manatee sanctuary, some beautiful lagoons, we made nice two hours Canopy for Q125.00 and we stoped in Cayo Quemado Texan Mike restaurant and we swam there.....we had an unforgettable time!!!
Safe little town. Everyone seems very friendly. Sad that there is not more info and guidance into the original Garifundi culture unless you dig or start talking to some people. Not sure if it can be reached by land, but easiest is taking the boat from Porto Barrios. Eat at Margoth's - LA Mama (soups are great) and Mc Tropic (I loved the Tajadas).