Sorry - no pets allowed Suitable for children Smokers welcome Self-catering
Home description
Weyu is a villa facing the Caribbean sea of Guatemala in Punta de Palma. This private home is surrounded by natural forest, with incredible views of the sea and its own private beach of white sand. The house is fully equipped with electricity, bedding and towels, hot water and all the items needed for cooking.
Weyu means sun in Garifuna, Garifuna is the official language of the nearby town of Livingston. The ownership of Weyu is a section only accessible by boat from Puerto Barrios. The Bay of Amatique, with its abundant flora and fauna, offers visitors spectacular views and paths.
The Villa
Beautiful Eternity Pool
Master Bedroom
Pool Area at Night
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The Punta de Palma region
For travelers, Guatemala represents an intriguing mix. It is a diverse country with landscape that ranges from lush tropical rainforest in the northern lowlands, where some of the most spectacular Mayan archaeological sites (including Tikal) are found, to the pineforested hills of the Highlands, which are home to Mayan communities that still wear their traditional weavings. Guatemala has around 21 different ethnic groups, such as the Cakchiquels, Mams, Quichés and Tzutujils speaking some 23 languages (21 of Mayan origin; the other two are Garifuna and Xinca).
For the purposes of this section, the country has been divided into seven regions: Central Guatemala, Petén, Verapaz Region, Caribbean Coast, Eastern Guatemala, Pacific Coast and the Highlands.
Punta de Palma City area
Clear water and white beach, located between Livingston and port districts, accessible by sea from Puerto Barrios, Livingston and Rio Dulce.
While the country’s political heart is found in the capital, Guatemala City, more attractive still is the former colonial capital, Antigua Guatemala, which is saturated with the ruins of old convents and churches and surrounded by majestic volcanoes – some still active – that are good for hiking and climbing. The Caribbean (with its fishing communities of Afro-Caribbean heritage) and Pacific coastlines offer good fishing, swimming and boating opportunities, as do the beautiful lakes of Atitlán and Izabal. Guatemala also has unspoiled tracts of virgin rainforest (protected in a network of national parks), spectacular waterfalls and underground caves (such as those in the Verapaz region).
How to get there
Contact the owner for further details on the best way to reach this property.
Nearest Travel Links
Airport:
Aeropuerto Internacional la Aurora: 300 km
Activities near Punta de Palma City
Sports: Watersports Fishing
Great for: Walking holidays Beach or lakeside relaxation Good nightlife
Facilities
Luxuries:
Log fire, DVD player, Staffed Property, Sea view
General:
TV, Video player, CD player, Pool / Snooker table, Games room
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