Lake Izabal Lago Izabal
Guatemala's largest lake covers 590 sq km/224 sq mi and is more than 45 km/28 mi long.
Lake Izabal's waters are filled with game fish and a few manatee and the lush tropical rainforest on its shores are inhabited by hundreds of bird, monkeys and other indigenous animals.
Lake Izabal is ideal for fishing, water-skiing and diving.
Lake Izabal's waters are filled with game fish and a few manatee and the lush tropical rainforest on its shores are inhabited by hundreds of bird, monkeys and other indigenous animals.
Lake Izabal is ideal for fishing, water-skiing and diving.
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Amatique Bay
Amatique Bay on Guatamala's Caribbean coast is lined with sandy beaches such as Punta Cocolí, and Punta de Manabique and interspersed with patches of forest.
Boats can be hired in the departmental capital of Puerto Barrios to visit towns such as the community of Lívingston, an Afro-Caribbean town inhabited by the Garífuna people.
The water from Lake Izabal empties into the Amatique Bay via the Río Dulce.
Boats can be hired in the departmental capital of Puerto Barrios to visit towns such as the community of Lívingston, an Afro-Caribbean town inhabited by the Garífuna people.
The water from Lake Izabal empties into the Amatique Bay via the Río Dulce.
