When we heard about Livingston, a tiny outpost on the Guatemalan coast with an intriguing history and only accessible by boat, we knew we had to go.
So from the busy port of Puerto Barrios, we sought passage north.
Under a canopy made of palm fronds and fishing nets, we shared a beer with after-a-long-day tired fisherman overlooking their catch drying in the sun and the sea that provides their livelihood.