San Pedro La Laguna Villas - Reviews and Rates

After selecting and booking our Escuela De Espanol for Monday, Esther and i set off for some relaxation on the shore of Lago De Atitlan, about 2 or 3 hours from Antigua. Three extremely cheap and death defying local chicken buses later (a grand total of 3 dollars( we arrived by boat across the lake to the Mayan village of San Pedro De Laugna. I ...

Wow, so today was a pretty big day. First off, Teddy had to say goodbye
to his good friend Roachy, aka the largest cockroach he had ever seen.
He resides in the bathroom of our hotel, though he never seems to
frequent the same stalls as Susan (thank god). Maybe it´s because
before she enters any of the stalls, she throws open the doo...

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I am not a Yoga person. I have done Yoga once before (Anwen took me to Downing yoga class once) and although I see that the stretching is beneficial I was not a fan of all the chat that goes with it: the karma the energy flow the mother-earth malarkey. Don't get me wrong I don’t think myself above it – I’m actually rather bad a...

Salut tout le monde! On est deja a la moitie du voyage et on la pas vu passer! Donc comme prevu, on a quitte Antigua samedi matin pour se rendre a Panahachel. De la on a pris un lancha (petit bateau a moteur relaxe) pour traverser le lac et nous rendre a San Pedro la laguna. On est la depuis samedi dailleurs! Donc on est arrive sur lheure du din...

Howdy I know I wrote a blog yday but I have to tell you about my bizarre homestay. I met the mother and two kids yday at the school. They seemed very friendly, which they are. The mother is 50 odd and I wouldnt say shes a great looking sort, thats not relevant, or is it? Anyway walking to their house she asked me if I had a girlfriend and I said...

We have been in Guatemala for a week and have enjoyed every minute of it - our Spanish classes in the afternoon at Cooperativa School, a fiesta, little trips to some of the towns around the lake, tasty meals and especially living with the wonderful Mayan people. The day after we arrived in San Pedro, we started our daily 4 hour Spanish classes w...

DAY ONE Our flight on TACA airlines to Guatemala was very good. We touched down in San Salvador for half of an hour and then took a half hour flight to Guatemala City. We were met by a taxi driver who gave us a little tour, in slow Spanish, on the way to the hotel. Our little hotel, Posada Belen Hotel Museo, was a good choice. It is located very...

Sent my volcanic rock and Carribbean sand (yes very dorky) home today. We cruised around the charming Antigua then caught a 2:00pm shuttle bus with some Israelis heading to San Pedro La Laguna on Lake Atitlan. The trip was uneventful apart from some very loud Americans talking bollocks. We bussed in not taking the boat as most people do and were...

So, today was our last day in San Pedro, which meant the end of a very nice week in a very tranquilo (chilled out) village next to an amazingly beautiful lake. It also meant that it was time to say goodbye to our traveling friends, Charli and Andy (from England) and Lotte and Jeroen (from Holland). For a couple of weeks, the six of us were hangi...