Communications Communications of every type are available in Fronteras on the Rio Dulce including a large Internet Cafe at Capt. Nemo's Communications and RioTel. Transportation Lanchas Transportation on the Rio Dulce is primarily by water. During the day there are at least a half-dozen at the city dock waiting to serve you. Lanchas vary in size and type but the most common is the extremely rugged 26 foot Tibonurera with 16 seats and powered by a large outboard.
Prices are reasonable and negotiable, especially for groups or longer distance trips.
The routes for several bus companies pass through Rio Dulce. The trip from Rio Dulce to Guatemala City takes five to six hours. The return trip is a little faster. Litegua buses depart from the southwest side of the road in Fronteras near the foot of the bridge. Food and drinks are available from roadside vendors at several places along the way.