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Happy new year everyone... hope all my readers had a good one. We have yet to celebrate yet... it is 8am in the morning of the 31st. We will be spending our NYE in a small Guatemalan town called Rio Dulce. There isn´t much there. It ...
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... is Tikal. There was lighting, thunderstorms, etc. Tons of mosquitos, beautiful morpho butterflies.. I believe on our way back from Guatemala, we had been pulled over by some military soldiers, and my dad was very nervous that they were dangerous.
A fairly long, but painless bus trip from Flores (Guatemala) and we arrive in Belize. Ed described the minibus as ´zigzagging crazily along the road and changing direction spasmodically like a dog with fleas!' We found it amusing when the driver opened ...
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Guatemala
Posted on Jan 31, 2005, 10:46:46
... and had to hire a boat for ourselves to get to Livingston ($100+ later!) There is plenty in Guatemala worth seeing. I would go there over the Yucatan and Belize any day. To be fair, I didn't much enjoy the Yucatan - it was hot flat and not ...
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Renting a car
Posted on Mar 12, 2009, 22:50:55
... , I presume you will be arriving at Cancun. Most (but not all) rental companies will allow you to drive through Belize, Guatemala and Honduras. There is usually an additional fee for documentation and additional insurance may be required. I suggest you ...
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Renting a car
Posted on Mar 22, 2009, 11:20:14
... years. Is there a risk of carjacking? Yes, but it's pretty remote and the only place it is likely to happen is in Guatemala City. I never had a problem in six years, yet a friend of mine was carjacked in his first week after arrival in Guate. Don't ...
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Spanish schools in Guatemala
Posted on Nov 21, 2006, 13:08:49
... a nice atmosphere to be in since we would be there for at least a few weeks doing classes. Definitely let me know what your friends say, or hook me up with them! Are they living in Guatemala right now? Thanks a bunch for all the replies! Jenn
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