The new El Salvador, Honduras, & Nicaragua guidebook (#3 in the series) is out!

And I have some like-new bookseller returns that I can offer at a discount: $25 with USA shipping included, just email me. It is also on sale at Amazon.com and other online distributors. The (usual) price is $35 (USA shipping included). It details all the known runs in these countries, and has lots of good background stories to boot, so get yours today!

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The Guatemala guidebook (#2 in the series) is also available!

Yes, the book is on sale at Amazon.com and other online distributors (in Europe try canotier.com). The (usual) price is $35, USA shipping included. Or you can buy directly from the distributor (USA only) for $29.99 plus shipping which might be cheaper for you.

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The Chiapas & Belize guidebook (#1 in the series) is still available too!

The 2nd edition Chiapas & Belize book is also available on Amazon.com and other online distributors. The (usual) price is $35, USA shipping included. Or you can buy directly from the distributor (USA only) for $29.99 plus shipping which might be cheaper for you.

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If you would like two books, I can offer you both for $55 including US postage, just email me. If you would like three books, I can offer you all three for $75 including US postage.

If you are interested in a digital version, contact me. Note that the books are written in English. If someone out there wants to take on the project to translate one or all to Español, let me know.

In case you are interested in what others have written about the area's whitewater, check out this list.

About the author. American-born Greg Schwendinger has been paddling Central America and the world since 1999 and has lived in Guatemala since 2002. In his previous life he was an electrical engineer for Intel Corporation in California. His passion is exploring new rivers and letting others know about them. He has survived more than 350 first descents in Central America. He has given slideshow presentations to paddlers groups and the Guatemalan Institute of Tourism, and written for Paddler magazine. He was featured in the documentary Rios Guatemala: The Preservation of Wild Rivers.