by mgray1991
Not my cup of tea
Visited: Mar 24, 2019
by lefrench412
Guide left us on our own.
Visited: Apr 28, 2016
by sylviapanda
We love Acheology and have done many sites in Mexico, Europe etc so we were told to go on the Quirigua Acheological Explorer. The site is ok but NOT worth the very long bus ride to the site and back ! It took almost 2 hours to get there and longer back. This site would have been ok if it had been a shorter trip from the ship. It left us very little time to do much else. The driver and guide on the bus were very nice and the guide met us after for a meal at a local resturant
Visited: Nov 10, 2017
by RenataP3
beautiful trip down the Rio Dulce and hot springs
Visited: Jan 06, 2008
by CarolynE1
We again took a private tour to Livingston on the Rio Dulce, which can only be visited by boat. In addition, we toured along the Rio Dulce and Children's School. We then had lunch at a hotel in Livingston. I don't know if this is the best tour available at this port, but we did enjoy it.
Visited: Nov 05, 2006
by RaymondR
Industrial port with no down-town tourist section. There is a handycrafts building at the end of the pier where locals sell their crafts and tour guides sell their tours. There is a band playing there which was nice to sit and watch. You should book an excursion here since there is not much else to do. We went to Los Escabos waterfalls where you hike through rain forest and swim in natural pools at the base of waterfalls. This excursion was just OK.
Visited: Apr 12, 2009
by LisaB29
We LOVED the horseback riding at Amatique as well as the time at the resort's water facilities afterward. It was a great place for grownups to PLAY like kids!
Visited: Nov 26, 2006
by PatP3
waterfalls in the rain forest & city tour
by MorganW
This was our surprise favorite port. It was amazing to see the lush vegetation and mountains as we pulled into the port. We took the excursion to Quirigua Archaelogical site and our guide was so informative and passionate about Guatemalan history. We got to see some of the most well preserved monuments of the entire Mayan world. Amazing! The sendoff the people gave us at the end of the day was very special too.
Visited: Mar 08, 2009
by Peterb111
Poor weather kept us inside all day so our evaluation was not be fair.
Visited: Feb 01, 2009
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