La Marina is ideally located to serve tourists, whether they arrive by land or in their own yachts at the port of Livingston. All boats entering or leaving the Rio Dulce must pass La Marina. Additional services which could be added include yacht charters, a sailing school, spanish school and a scuba diving school. La Marina was built in 1994 by the current owners and has no outstanding debts or liens with any financial institutions or individuals in Guatemala. There are no liens or mortgages on any of the assets described here.
All accounts are current and paid up to date.
The boardwalk is made with chico boards and the extended rails serve as tie points for the boats. Besides serving as a dock for the boats, the dock is a pleasant area to bathe and swim or sunbathe. The roofing material is confra leaves from the Sarstun River area and are known as the longest lasting of the locally available roofing materials. Life expectancy is from 10 to 12 years. All internal partitions are built of planed Santa Maria and laurel wood.