Panajachel Guest Houses - Reviews and Rates

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This entry will show miscellaneous scenes from Pana. It's very touristy. Once you've been there for a while the vendedores will leave you alone. You have to be very firm if you're not interested in buying. We don't try to drive a hard bargain. At the same time, we don't like being lied to (it's hand-made!) or quoted outrageous prices to begin wi...

Friday is market day in Sololá, a neighboring town. We took the chicken bus from Pana for 3 quetzales (less than 50 cents). There was only one other group of tourists on our bus and they were the only tourists we saw at the market. The market was VERY crowded, sometimes we actually got stuck and couldn't move at all. I like the Sunday market at ...

SOooooo... it's been a while since i was on the net... like a day.. and a bit.. yesterday was my trip to Pacaya Volcano. the scenery to the lake was breath taking.. and when the driver would stop at a spot, the scenery was even more breath taking until i wasn't sure if it was the altitude of i was just that stunned. but it was like that song by ...

See more photos at Adventures of a GoodMan After saying goodbye to Melissa, Carrie and I made our way to Lago Atitlan, a beautiful lake in the middle of the country. Our first stop was Casa del Mundo, a gorgeous mini-resort that our guidebook referred to as "the most magical place in all of Guatemala." For a mere $25 per night we got a beautiful...

After being in school for a couple of weeks but on a different schedule, I finally made the effort to take my break in the morning at the same time as other students. That day I had the pleasure of meeting Margun from Norway. She is around my age and has been coming down to Guatemala and in particular, Panajachel, for five years. Like me, she is...