Travel Blog Photos from Guatemala (33,370)
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I sit on the rooftop balcony of the Posada Dona Clara in Antigua, Guatemala, recording my thoughts. I confess it is this balcony that has kept me here, despite the promise of more company and fewer ...
... . After our nice day in the cool air, Santa Ana seemed oppressively hot, so we decided to decamp for the highlands of Guatemala. After 5 border crossings, we have to say that it has ALWAYS gone smoother for us when we have taken a local bus to ...
My first day in Lanquin a bat flew into my hair. Yes, a bat. Another one made friends with my back. And I would like to say that I was calm through all of this, merely saying, "Hey guys, a bat just ran into me. Isn´t that ...
... time helping you. Our first stay in Guatemala only lasted two days because we were just popping into Peten (the northern bit of Guatemala that sticks out between Belize and Mexico) to see Tikal and the nearby town of Flores. Flores is a little town on ...
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El Mirador, Guatemala
Posted on Aug 3, 2008, 19:43:17
... some 60 kilometres from Flores, and about it's only claim to fame is that it stands at the northernmost roadhead in Guatemala. Beyond Carmelita stretches forest right up to the Mexican border. It is also the starting point for trips to El Mirador and Nakbé ...
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Guatemala and Rio Dulce area
Posted on Feb 18, 2008, 10:35:12
... getting around and any info you can give would be great. Thanks Susie has asked you some relevant questions. Presumably Casa Guatemala has sent you some information. Much depends on your budget, but there is an excellent service of tourist shuttles in ...
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Guatemala
Posted on Jan 31, 2005, 10:46:46
... arrived at about 1pm, 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 ...
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Renting a car
Posted on Mar 24, 2009, 00:08:52
... . The kids enjoy the food, and the clothes, although usually too large for locals, can be sold in Guatemala City. Unfortunately, this redistribution of wealth gives Guatemalan tourism a poor image. The Tourist Commission, emerging from its traditional ...
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