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How to get from Livingston to Rio Dulce by boat | Guatemala

July 27 2021

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Livingston to Rio Dulce by boat, a gem of a journey!
Livingston to Rio Dulce by boat, Guatemala
The Casa Rosada can organise you a boat pick up at 09:30 to take you to Rio Dulce. The cost is just 100Q. If you are staying elsewhere in town, go to the wharf and ask. Expect to pay 125Q!
Livingston to Rio Dulce by boat, Guatemala
So after a week in Livingston, I was happy to be on the move again.

The journey up the Rio Dulce to the township of Rio Dulce takes around 1 hr 20 minutes. It's a great little trip. The joys of the journey.

​The journey is king. All I can say is that it was a shame that the trip wasn't longer.
Livingston to Rio Dulce by boat, Guatemala
Livingston to Rio Dulce by boat, Guatemala
Livingston to Rio Dulce by boat, Guatemala
Livingston to Rio Dulce by boat, Guatemala
Some of the journey looked like this:
But most of it looked like this:
​We arrived at a small jetty:
https://maps.app.goo.gl/iv6mTuJFH8xbBkkz7 and not the Muelle Municipal "LANCHAS EL CANCHE".
Livingston to Rio Dulce by boat, Guatemala
I'd sourced a 2-night stay at the Hotel Rio Dulce, which is literally just a few minutes walk away.

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You can now make advanced bookings for the boat from Livingston to Rio Dulce on GuateGo.

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