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Glide through Río Dulce's emerald waters where lush rainforest meets dramatic limestone cliffs. Spot manatees and howler monkeys as your boat winds from Lake Izabal toward the Caribbean Sea.

The Río Dulce Bridge connects the towns of Fronteras and Río Dulce across Guatemala's vital waterway. Stick to designated pedestrian paths while crossing to avoid the steady flow of vehicles and local traffic.

This 17th-century Spanish fort guards the entrance to Lake Izabal with stone corridors and panoramic views. Climb the battlements for Instagram-worthy shots, then cool off at the nearby swimming spots after exploring.

Seven cascading freshwater pools create a natural swimming paradise in Guatemala's lush rainforest. Visit during rainy season (June-November) when the waterfalls are at their most spectacular.

Sink your toes into Guatemala's rare white sand paradise at Playa Blanca, with crystal Caribbean waters instead of typical volcanic beaches. Accessible only by boat, this palm-lined escape offers secluded charm.

Swim in a crystal-clear natural pool hidden deep within limestone caverns at Cueva del Tigre. The 4-hour jungle trek rewards you with a refreshing 7-meter-deep swimming hole surrounded by wild heliconia.

This cultural museum chronicles Lívingston's history as Guatemala's first major coffee export port. Exhibits reveal the town's multicultural heritage shaped by German settlers and local communities.

Seven cascading waterfalls form natural pools perfect for swimming in this lush Guatemalan rainforest. Visit during rainy season when the falls are most impressive and bring sturdy shoes for slippery trails.