Volcan San Pedro San Pedro La Laguna

Aujourd'hui, nous nous levons a 7h00 pour avoir le temps de prendre notre douche, s'habiller et rejoindre les autres au Big Foot pret du quai pour notre depart a pied pour le volcan San Pedro.

Nous partons accompagnes d'un guide local a 8h00. Nous marchons en traversant la ville (qui est fait en pente). Nous traversonns de petites …

We left you last time in El Remate preparing for the long journey to San Pedro La Laguna on the shores of Lake Atitlan. Long journey is an understatement. We checked out of Hotel Las Gardineas in El Remate at 1pm and made our way to Flores where our overnight bus was set to depart at 9:30pm. In hindsight, we should have just stayed in Flores. El …

Itīs been just about one week since I arrived in San Pedro.  Upon my arrival I checked in at the Hotel San Francisco which is a nice place to stay. Clean rooms with shared showers for Q30 a night.  That is about $3.75 a night.  The ...

... . It is a beautiful belt that looks professionally done. Nice work Casey. We set up a hike for the morning to go up Volcan San Pedro, we leave at 5:30 am. It has been a great week here in San Pedro. Spanish and weaving classes and some good adventures ...

... town with nothing particularly special to see except for the statue of Saint Simon and a prettyish pier with the view of Volcan San Pedro. We wandered around, played a game of 2 on 2 basketball in the local school yard and tagged along with a tour group ...

... entire four-hour journey to Panajchel, where we would catch a lancha (boat) across Lago de Atilan to the lakeside town of San Pedro La Laguna – our base from where we would study Spanish. We were squashed into a minivan with locals on their way to ...

Early morning start we get picked up by the collectivo (mini van taxi) and head for beautiful lakeside village of San Pedro La Laguna (Volcan San Pedro looms above). We check in to our hostel and   decide to head to San Juan on a tuk tuk for ...

San Pedro la Laguna.... supposedly the haunt of all the party hippies, full of drink and drugs... but we saw none.  Very, very quiet here, but then it is the rainy season. Got a great deal on a room in a hotel with a lakeside balcony with ...

... too far off the mark as the waters are crystal clear and its surrounded by volcanic landscapes, the biggest volcano being Volcan San Pedro (thankfully inactive), which I plan to climb at some stage over the next few weeks...Ill try to avoid those nasty ...

San Pedro La Laguna is only a few kilometers around the lake from Satiago Atitlan but the similarity stops at their close proximity to one another. San Pedro has all the bars and restaurants of Panajachel but in a less touristy setting. From our hotel ...

... so called as it resembles a mayan face in recline. It is not very high but fairly steep, should be a good warmup for climbing Volcan San Pedro later (about twice as high). Hope I make it! :)   April 14 - Nazul del Indios (Indian nose) ...

... burlesque notre semaine a ete eclairee de rencontres franco-quebecoises tres enrichissantes.... Debut de semaine sportive avec l''ascension du volcan San Pedro, ses plantations de cafe et sa foret primaire... Avec ses 1500 m de denivelle ...