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Born and raised in Yorkshire, England, Jo is currently working as a freelance travel writer in Latin America. With degrees in International Politics and Human Rights, as well and Spanish and French, she considers herself a student of the world. www.josykes.com
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Nomozaki, Kyushu Japan, where I lived for 2 years.
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There are two bus companies at the Fronteras end of the bridge, Fuentes del Norte on the left and Litegua ......
Read MoreTo get to the hotels around the shore you can take a water-taxi. There are plenty of guys touting for ......
Read MoreRío Dulce is a busy town and the through-road over the bridge to the north is always chocked with traffic. ......
Read MoreDestinations
Puerto Barrios is a port city that serves as a landing point for nearby attractions such as Lívingston, the Punta ......
Read MoreAround seven kilometres upstream from Livingston, in the shadow of Cerro San Gill (1267m/4157ft), is the Río Lámpara, a southern ......
Read MoreAt first glance Rio Hondo appears to be not much more than a string of basic comedores and motels flanking ......
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With a prime location on the point looking out over the Bahia Amatique, Villa Caribe is a lovely hotel and ......
Read MoreThere’s a hint of faded grandeur about El Delfín but it is still one of the better hotels to stay ......
Read MoreIf you like being in the center of the action, the location of the Hotel Río Dulce couldn’t be better. ......
Read MoreRestaurants
Follow the main street down towards the beach and this cheap and cheerful but oh so authentic eatery is just ......
Read MoreOn the other side of the road to Happy Fish, McTropic specialises only in good food (although it is linked ......
Read MoreIn a cool and shady wooden building, Happy Fish serves not only your travel needs but also has an extensive ......
Read MoreActivities
The town of Quiriguá is small and unremarkable. The only reason to come by here is perhaps to pick up ......
Read MoreDespite being on the Caribbean coast, the beaches in Livingston are not the greatest. They are quite narrow and a ......
Read MoreIf you have a day to spare while in Livingston, but not the time to go to Belize itself, a ......
Read MoreTours
Otitours, under the bridge opposite going down to the public dock, can arrange local transport and shuttle-buses to Antigua, Guatemala ......
Read MoreGo with Gus Tours, run by a local couple, organizes tours in the area which aim to give something back ......
Read MoreHappy Fish restaurant and travel agency, on the high street, runs daily tours to various nearby locations, such as Playa ......
Read MoreSchools
The Academia de Español y Mam Hispanomaya is a great school, informal but professional. Classes are usually in the afternoon ......
Read MoreQuechua, or Kichwa, the official language of the Inca Empire, is the most widely spoken indigenous language in the Americas. ......
Read MoreServices
There are a couple of banks with ATMs on the main street in Fronteras, a Banrural and a Banco Industrial. ......
Read MoreThere is a good ‘OGC’ Internet café, Organisación Garifuna Guatemalteco, on the main street going towards Playa Barique, charging Q6/$0.80 ......
Read MoreOn the south east corner of the town plaza, 3a Calle and 5a Avenida, there is a Banrural (open Monday ......
Read MoreJobs
After years of suffering from war, poverty and misfortune, Nebaj is now the center-point for community development in the Ixil ......
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