Mirador Del Lago Flores

Calle 15 de Septiembre Flores, 12560, Guatemala

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Rivers & jungle & pyramids

A travel blog entry by beckandbill

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We left Livingston by boat up to river to Rio Dulce. The Lonely Planet really exaggerated the spectacularness of this river journey. It was supposed to be a highlight of Guatemala, but I was mostly pretty bored.
Rio Dulce town didn't seem very interesting either unless you like checking out other people's yachts.
We hopped on the 'fast bus …

Welcome to the jungle

A travel blog entry by dcinternational

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this week was Mayan week.

Tikal was the place we'd come to see but having asked around, peeked at some photos and seen a documentary on the lost and found city of El Mirador it seemed like we weren't going to leave till we'd visited both. Tikal was standard tourist stuff, El Mirador was a bit more exotic. Either you take a helicopter or …

Tickled to be in Tikal

A travel blog entry by farrahfig

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After spending two days of crazy river rafting, caving and waterfall scrambling, we decided it was time for some intellectual pursuits. What is more intellectual than exploring the historic ruins of Mayan Tikal. The base camp for exploring Tikal is Flores. Flores is actually the capital of Peten which is a department of Guatemala. The area where we …

First impressions

A travel blog entry by helen-sean

First few days in Guatemala taking it real easy. We`re looking forward to lots of nature, culture and history while we`re here. Flores is a laid back little island and very well geared to tourists, if anything a bit too smoothe. We resort to visit mainland Santa Elena the next day for a taste of the "real" Guatemala. Needless to say its quite wild …

Ozzy ozzy ozzy

A travel blog entry by littleboylost

After a rathe late night at the infamous I and I reggae bar, I somehow got talked into taking the 8am ferry back to Belize city with Damo and WIll in order to head West into Guatemala. Nursing a selection of sore heads we braved the choppy 40 minute ride, and managed to get a bus over the border to Flores for around ten pounds. This seemed a bit of …