Hospedaje San Francisco San Pedro La Laguna

... Canadians and Sam the pom went to Chichi market, Brendan had to make his way over the border to Mexico to get a flight back to Mexico City and onto Europe.
I didnt really like the market. It was huge and is meant to be one of the biggest in Central America, but there was just too many people, and I dont really like crowded places for too long a period, plus it had much the same stuff that the market in Antigua had.
Brendan managed however to provide me with some final amusement ...

... lives with a different local family every year. We came to see him make the move from his house to a little blue church next to the big church, from where he will meet up with Jesus the next day. The market was in full swing, Maximon was on the move and we were there. Our pueblo of Pana has been getting busier and busier as the days go by. Today after breakfast we took a walk down to the lakefront. We had been seeing lots of locals heading in that ...

... actually not half bad!!!! The lake side setting and backdrop of massive volcanos makes Lake Atitlan one of the most beautiful lakes in the world. We ate at a restaurant last night and got to watch slumdog millionaire (courtesy of someone in Malaysia no doubt). We're going to spend a couple of days here chilling out (of course) and will take a kayak out on the lake for a bit.

... stodvum. Vid hofum ekki sed sjonvarp lengi thannig that er voda gaman :) That er dálítid af ųtlendingum hčrna, adalega svona bakpokaferdalangar og andrumsloftid herna er mjog afslappad og thaegilegt. Thessi baer er mjog olikur Antigua, her eru allir i indjanfotum og tala einhver oskiljanleg indjanamal en spaensku sem annad tungumāl. Svo virdist vera einskonar kaffiframleidsla herna ...

We took the boat from Sanitago to San Pedro de la laguna. You may need to zoom in on the map above to track our progress around Lake Atitlan. The weather has held up beautifully for us. Continued clear skies and warm. San Pedro de la Laguna has been a tourist sport since the late 60s. As such, it has developed with more tolerance for travelers. The town itself has two main docks , one on either side of the town. One goes to Santiago, this is the one ...

... in the hammock, we ate amazing guacomole and played chess. really lovely afternoon. that night me adn beck had dinner on the hotel roof terrace and then i went out with the aussies for farwell drinks. next day we had to leave the lake and head for guatemala city and then onto coban.so far loving guatemala, much more chilled out than mexico adn because we are more on the gringo trail we are getting ahrrassed less by the men which is a reli