リビングストンの自然と滝

Nature & Waterfalls

Livingston’s landscape features a network of limestone caves, freshwater lagoons, and coastal waterfalls. Los Siete Altares consists of seven tiered pools emptying into the Caribbean, while the Rio Dulce National Park protects a corridor of mangroves and manatee habitats. Inland, the Cueva Tigre and Grutas el Encanto offer subterranean river systems and jungle-shrouded rock formations, and El Golfete provides a wide expanse for observing aquatic wildlife within the Chocón Machacas Biotope.

A

The Seven Altars

A series of seven natural freshwater pools and waterfalls located in a protected rainforest area that flows directly into the Caribbean Sea.

B

Grutas el Encanto

Forested park area featuring natural limestone caves and grottos accessible via the river systems near Livingston.

C

Tiger Cave

Limestone cave system reached by a jungle trail, featuring stalactites, stalagmites, and a deep subterranean river suitable for swimming.

D

Parque Rio Dulce

National park encompassing the river corridor between Lake Izabal and the Caribbean, protecting mangroves and the endangered West Indian manatee.

E

El Golfete

A large expansion of the Rio Dulce river, home to the Chocón Machacas Biotope, a dedicated sanctuary for manatees and aquatic birdlife.