At the mouth of the Rio Dulce river, Villa Caribe is conveniently located just a short stroll from Livingston's main dock and offers its own mooring facilities for added convenience.
Surrounded by verdant foliage and teeming with diverse tropical wildlife, this idyllic retreat offers simple yet comfortable accommodations overlooking either the river or the sea.
With 45 standard rooms and 6 bungalows, guests have ample options for their stay, with the bungalows being a recommended upgrade for enhanced comfort. Each room and bungalow features a balcony or terrace facing the sea, perfect for soaking in the tranquil coastal views.
The highlight of Villa Caribe is its expansive pool area, complete with a small jungle section and a cascading waterfall, providing a serene oasis for relaxation amidst nature's splendour.
The hotel's restaurant offers delightful open-air dining with panoramic sea views, serving buffet or a la carte breakfast options, while lunch and dinner are also available, often accompanied by live entertainment. Alternatively, guests can explore the diverse culinary offerings of Livingston's main street, just minutes away.
Regarded as one of the premier accommodation choices in Livingston, Villa Caribe also grants guests private beach access, adding to the allure of this remote port town retreat.
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When to go to Guatemala and Honduras
Month-by-month guide of when to visit Guatemala and Honduras
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January
This month offers warm sunny days and cooler evenings, making it perfect for exploring the highland regions of Guatemala around Antigua and Lake Atitlan.
February
Similar to January, February offers excellent weather for volcano hiking and exploring Mayan ruins at Tikal and Copan.
March
The dry season continues with March an ideal month destinations throughout the region. Temperatures are comforable with low humidity in jungle regions.
April
Depending on the date of Easter, April can be a particularly busy month with the traditional 'Semana Santa' festivals in Antigua.
May
May marks the start of the rainy season, with higher humidity however it's still possible to enjoy the country's natural beauty with less tourists throughout the country.
June
The rainfall increases in June, so travellers can take advantage of lower prices and fewer tourists while exploring attractions like Antigua and Tikal.
July
Despite rain showers, July offers opportunities for exploration is the lush jungle environment. Showers tend to be of a short duration.
August
The rains become more intense in August, and while travel is possible, some roads may be prone to flooding so journeys are longer.
September
A rainy month which tends to offer dry mornings with rain in the afternoons, typically for a couple of hours. Accommodation rates are lower, reflecting the wet conditions.
October
Very similar to September, although the rains will be tapering off towards the end of the month. Patience for travelling around the country is needed if roads are affected.
November
As the dry season approaches, November is a good month for visiting the region with all the country's highlights accessible.
December
Weather wise the holiday month of December is very similar to November with the rains tapering off. Enjoy the Christmas festivities in cities like Antigua or Copan in Honduras.