Hotel Casa de Las Fuentes Antigua Guatemala

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Av. el Desengano, 8a av. norte casa No. 26 Antigua Guatemala, Western Highlands, Guatemala, 03001

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Climbing Pacaya

We had to rise very early that day, and shake off the beers from the night before. My travelling companion, who shall remain anonymous, was having some travelling stomach issues. Neither of us was at the top of our game. I flagged the bus over and we climbed in. We were quickly surrounded by blonde-haired, gangly-legged European youths, who looked far too healthy and sober to be sharing a bus with us.

The journey was long, and after we left the paved road behind, it threatened to resh...

Antigua Guatemala, Western Highlands, Guatemala kieran_maartens

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