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Guatemala Travel: April 2008
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Travel adventures in Guatemala. Hostel / Hotel recommendations, restaurants, markets and activities. Is a city in the central highlands of. About 45 minutes from the. Is famous for its well-preserved Spanish. Plateresque architecture as well as a number of spectacular ruined churches. Is a UNESCO World Heritage Site. Means the "Old Guatemala" . It has an incredible number of historic buildings and ruins from the colonial era. Is that it looks like Disney designed a Latin American town. Just a few blocks ...
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Guatemala Travel: Best Transportation in Guatemala
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Travel adventures in Guatemala. Hostel / Hotel recommendations, restaurants, markets and activities. Best Transportation in Guatemala. You can contact Ruben via email at: rubentravels@gmail.com. Subscribe to: Post Comments (Atom). Guatemala Traveler on Amazon. Best Transportation in Guatemala.
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Guatemala Travel: September 2007
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Travel adventures in Guatemala. Hostel / Hotel recommendations, restaurants, markets and activities. On to Flores and Tikal. Is an island town on Lake Petén Itzá. Flores is the staging ground for trips to the spectacular Mayan ruins in Tikal. There are several nice places to stay, we found La Casa Del Lacandon, across from Dona Goya, on the water with a balcony overlooking the lake. 140Q per night for a triple, or about $6.25 per person per night, well within our $7.00 per night budget.
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Guatemala Travel: On to Flores and Tikal
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Travel adventures in Guatemala. Hostel / Hotel recommendations, restaurants, markets and activities. On to Flores and Tikal. Is an island town on Lake Petén Itzá. Flores is the staging ground for trips to the spectacular Mayan ruins in Tikal. There are several nice places to stay, we found La Casa Del Lacandon, across from Dona Goya, on the water with a balcony overlooking the lake. 140Q per night for a triple, or about $6.25 per person per night, well within our $7.00 per night budget.
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Guatemala Travel: July 2007
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Travel adventures in Guatemala. Hostel / Hotel recommendations, restaurants, markets and activities. I'm just shy of 6'=0" tall and a little over 200 lbs. I'm not huge by US standards but when sitting 3 to a seat on an old school bus, things get really tight. I had to remind myself that the trip was only a couple of hours. Thanks in advance,. Next: More on things to do while in Xela. On to San Pedro. We stayed on the second floor in a triple with bath for the same 60Q we were spending at Casa Elena. ...
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Guatemala Travel: September 2009
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Travel adventures in Guatemala. Hostel / Hotel recommendations, restaurants, markets and activities. We travel through Antigua about twice a year. We host groups of engineers and students working on projects throughout the country. Usually our first night is in Antigua. It is about 45 minutes from the Guatemala City Airport and most in-country travel options are available. The Black Cat Hostel Antigua. Check out: the Black Cat. 2 Years in Guatemala. We ( The Appropriate Technology Collaborative. Our blog...
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Guatemala Travel: May 2007
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Travel adventures in Guatemala. Hostel / Hotel recommendations, restaurants, markets and activities. We Have Our Reservations for Guatemala City. We are then off to Lake Atitlan where we have an abundance of places to stay. The challenge will be finding some place cool but not overly Gringofied. Panajachel is officially known as "Gringotenango" so we might be fighting an uphill battle. Road time is Mid June to Mid July. Hope to see some of you on the "Gringo Trail". Subscribe to: Posts (Atom).
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Guatemala Travel: March 2008
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Travel adventures in Guatemala. Hostel / Hotel recommendations, restaurants, markets and activities. Tik’al is the largest of the ancient ruined cities of the Maya civilization. It is located in the El Petén department of. The ruins are part of. S Tik’al National Park, a UNESCO World Heritage Site and a popular tourist spot. The closest large towns are Flores and Santa Elena, about 30 kilometers away. For our first night we chose to stay in Flores, an island town linked by a bridge to the mainland. In th...
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Guatemala Travel: Santa Cruz la Laguna
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Travel adventures in Guatemala. Hostel / Hotel recommendations, restaurants, markets and activities. Santa Cruz la Laguna. The Iguana is almost a village itself. Dozens of room types to choose from - big dorms, small dorms, privates, cottages, etc. They have scuba lessons and gear lots of hikes and other ways to interact with this beautiful place. Subscribe to: Post Comments (Atom). Guatemala Traveler on Amazon. Santa Cruz la Laguna.
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Guatemala Travel: August 2009
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Travel adventures in Guatemala. Hostel / Hotel recommendations, restaurants, markets and activities. Santa Cruz la Laguna. The Iguana is almost a village itself. Dozens of room types to choose from - big dorms, small dorms, privates, cottages, etc. They have scuba lessons and gear lots of hikes and other ways to interact with this beautiful place. Subscribe to: Posts (Atom). Guatemala Traveler on Amazon. Santa Cruz la Laguna.
