Cabaña Rio Lagarto

Patrick hat uns vom Absetzpunkt abgeholt und zur Unterkunft gebracht. Die Unterkunft ist schön und ruhig gelegen. Direkt am Strand, so daß man morgens nach dem Aufstehen direkt ins Meer hüpfen kann. Natur pur, wir haben Leguane und viele Vögel von der Unterkunft beobachten können. Es war so schön in der Hängematte das Leben baumeln zu lassen. Der Ort ist fußläufig in etwa 15 Minuten zu erreichen, wo man alles für den Lebenunterhalt kaufen kann. Zum Kaskaden (Seven Altares) kann man am Strand zu Fuß laufen (ca. 1 Std) Es hat uns sehr gefallen und wenn wir mal wieder in Livingston sind, kommen wir gerne zu Patrick zurück.

Der Ort Livingston ist eigentlich nicht sehenswert. Aber da kann Patrick ja nichts dafür.

Countryside Livingston, chicken and little pigs from the neighborhood will visit you in the morning. After a 30 minutes walk (slow) along the beach you get into the city. The beach is just 20 Meters away, It takes additional 30 Meters until the water gets deep.(below the hips). You can hear the low waves sitting on the Veranda. The host is super friendly and helpful for any questions. If you are happy, some Garifuna dance parties will happen in the neighborhood, as it happened to me. A once in a lifetime event. The bathroom could be a little bit bigger. Take this as suggestion for future renovation activities. The room was clean and as I expected. Don't go there if you look for luxury. For cooking, you have to light a fire for barbecue or use a pot , or you simply order food from one of the restaurants in town. The host will support you to do it. This is a place to chill and relax I wished I had more time to stay to enjoy this lovely environment.

Patrick, le propriétaire est au top. L’emplacement, si vous voulez etre au calme, a 20m de la plage.

Rien

We've decided to stay outside the center of Livingston more in the nature and this Cabaña was almost the only choice. It was nice 2 nights stay, Cabaña is right on the beach (10 mins from the center by Tuk Tuk + 5 mins walking along the coast) so you can wake up with sound of the waves in the middle of nature. Although it is outside the Livingston center, we felt safe there, since right next to your Cabaña is house of the owner Patrick - French older man, who decided to move and live in Guatemala. He was very nice and kind host! Overall, the stay was great, however you need to be at least little bit adventurous since you are not staying in shiny hotel, but in wooden Cabaña. Occasionally you can face some problems connected with this - some parts of Cabaña are not 100% clean (including shower), it was quite hot inside the Cabaña and once also the water stopped working, but Patrick very quickly fixed it :) If you decide to go for trip to 7 altairs, we recommend to go in the morning by Tuc Tuc and on the way back you can just walk all the way to Cabaña along the beach with stop for the lunch. We went both way by walking, but it was mistake, because in the morning on the way to 7 altairs, there was high-tide coming and there was almost no space for walking, just lot of plastic trash from the sea. On the way back with low tide, it was nice walking trip along the beach to Cabaña (30-45 minutes).