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Villa Caribe

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Simple accommodation in a lovely location at the mouth of the Rio Dulce, surrounded by tropical greenery and often visited by exotic wildlife.

At the mouth of the Rio Dulce, surrounded by lush vegetation and frequented by myriad species of tropical fauna, the beautifully situated Villa Caribe features simple rooms overlooking either the river or sea. Relax by the pool as colourful birds fly overhead, or listen out for the booming call of howler monkeys.

The rooms are in semi-detached whitewashed bungalows dotted around the premises. The swimming pool is surrounded by palms and lush greenery, and there is a palm-thatched restaurant serving traditional Caribbean specialities and often hosting performances of local Garifuna music and dance.

Bartolome, Galápagos

What our clients say

  • "It was a resort for its clientele, who were almost entirely Guatemalan. So it was what it says on the box. Bit basic (don't like putting toilet tissue in a…

    CS, Richmond Apr 2014
  • "Good for pelican spotting."

    MT, UAE Sep 2013
  • We loved our bungalow overlooking the sea. Pool was great too The garifuna show was fun Do go to El Viajero for large crayfish lunch on way down Rio Dulce.

    PB, London Mar 2019
  • Beautiful location by the sea. Wild life esp. birds all around. right in middle of town. Restaurant OK but not greatly used by the guests. Lovely pool.

    JRH, London Apr 2019
  • Beautiful room in small bungalow overlooking sea. Thank you to Natalie for securing this.

    SR, Royston Feb 2019
  • Fabulous location overlooking the mouth of the river and the Gulf of Honduras. Wished we could have had more time here.

    DE, Wilmslow Feb 2016
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