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El Boquerón
The limestone Canyon of El Boquerón lies 500 meters off the road to Río Dulce. The Canyon extends for another five kilometers. Should you want to do some more exploring.
Parque Nacional Quiriguá
Archaeological site, declared Humanity Patrimony by UNESCO in 1979. It possesses the highest wakes of the Mayan civilization. The Archaeological site of Quiriguá, consists by the following structures: El Centro Mayor, Plaza central, Juego de Pelota, The Acrópolis and shapes of animals.
Finca El Paraiso
Wonderful waterfall hot springs, a wide, 12-meter-high warm-water fall plunges into a clear pool cooled by flows from surrounding streams. Finca El Paraiso is ideal for those who want to spend some time in pleasant surroundings amid lush tropical vegetation.
Sendero Las Escobas
Discover the wonders of the “Tropical Rainforest” while you walk through the reserve across bridges and meditation platforms. Home for over 400 species of birds, insects, reptiles and thousands of plants and other animal species, some of which are unique to this area of the world.
Siete Altares
Los Siete Altares is a series of freshwater falls and natural pools. This is a protected area and hosts a very large variety of flora and fauna of the region.
Lago de Izabal
It´s the largest lake of the country. Surrounded by beautiful beaches: El Estor, Mariscos, Dorada Beach and an exuberant vegetation, it is a sail lake and also can formed waves of some consideration.
Castillo San Felipe
Lake Izabal is connected with the Caribbean Sea via Rio Dulce River and El Golfete Lake. The fort was originally built by the Spanish in 1652, strategically situated at the narrowest point on the river in an attempt to stop the activities of pirates, who would come up the Río Dulce to raid supplies.
Río Dulce
Starting at Castillo de san Felipe located at the encounter with the sea close to Livingston; you will find an amazing paradise full of life and nature. Among the hot sun from the tropics, the breeze from the sea, and the Caribbean humidity, this large territory concentrates the essence of this region.