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  • Guatemala - Colorful, Friendly & Delicious! After staying in San Cristobal quite a lot longer than we originally planned, we finally were able to get ourselves to Guatemala (Guate) – a month late, but who’s counting!? The trip from San Cristobal was a beautiful bumpy Posted by luzygiovis in Mi Querido Mexico...and Guatemala! | Oct 5, 2008
  • Troopilise depressiooni meelevallas Jarjekordselt v6eti meid vastu pidustustega- seekord siis Xelas. Oleme Guatemalale selle eest aarmiselt tanulikud, et ta meid niiviisi hasti kohtleb! Lisaks meie saabumisele oli neil seal kasil Madre Nuestra auks linna keskvaljakule band ja suur turuplats Posted by salvaje in Seiklusjutte Ladina- Ameerikast | Oct 27, 2008
  • Rain, rain and more rain in Rio Dulce I arrived in Rio Dulce in the evening, it was dark and raining hard, so I got a taxi straight to a hostel and stayed there all evening. For the next 2 days and nights it rained hard, Posted by katiew in White Around The World | Oct 25, 2008
  • Mägedes seiklemas! QUETZALTENANGO aka XELA Cobàni liikuma hakkasime siis esmaspäeval kella kolme paiku, mis osutus tunduvalt hilisemaks esimesesest plaanis hakata liikuma kell kaheksa hommikul, kuid õnneks ei ole vajadust ajaplaanist väga kinni pidada ja nii ei muutunud s Posted by olavinski in hiPiTripp | Oct 22, 2008
  • Eestlased San Pedros!!! See nädal jätkati edukalt eestlate kandmiseks igaveseks San Pedro La Laguna pueblo kaardile. Kui kunagi sinna lähete, siis kindlasti uhkelt ja säravalt eestlastena. Nädala lõpuks teadis pool publot eestlasi. Kuidas? EESTLASTE ÕHTU Ettevalmistused teht Posted by olavinski in hiPiTripp | Oct 22, 2008
  • JÄLLE KOOL!!! Tere taas! Lubasin küll järgmise blogi hispaania keeles kirjutada, kuid proovisin...jube lühike sai, kuid luban selle vea tulevikus parandada. Hetkel siis juba liigume edasi Livingston poole ja peatuspaigaks Cobàn. Alustame siis sealt,kust pooleli jäi. Posted by olavinski in hiPiTripp | Oct 22, 2008
  • San Pedro, mi amor Vahepeal on kyll palju vett ookeani voolanud, aga kahjuks pole me joudnud veel sellest teile ette kanda. Tagantjarele on raske emotsioone ja detaile edasi anda, sest aeg on moodunud toesti vapustavalt lahedalt. Aramarkimist vaarivad jargmised syndmused j Posted by salvaje in Seiklusjutte Ladina- Ameerikast | Oct 14, 2008
  • Panajachel From Antigua I decided to go to Panajachel by Lake Atitlan. Although its not that far away, it turned into a bit of an adventure using the public buses here. All the public buses here Posted by katiew in White Around The World | Oct 14, 2008
  • Lago Atitlan - San Marcos, Tzununa and Jaibalito First of all hiking around Lago de Atitlán is strictly not recommended, known as extremely unsafe. Second - it’s out off beaten path: there are isolated villages that have neither roads nor transportation there and they still speak the traditional Posted by vanessa in Central America 2005 | Feb 2, 2005
  • PILDID! Natuke reisipilte meie tegemistest/kaimistest/olemistest... Kahjuks on Mexico`st pakkuda vaid paar pilti ja Belize`st ymmargune null, kuna meie fotokas vahetas omanikku Guatemala City´s! ;) http://www.kerli.planet.ee/ Posted by salvaje in Seiklusjutte Ladina- Ameerikast | Oct 3, 2008
  • Tere tulemast Guatemalasse! PILDID: http://raigla.com/hipitripp/6 (http://raigla.com/hipitripp/6/) Nii, piir õnnelikult ületatud ja sihtkohaks võetud San Pedro, kus peaksime kohtuma meie kahe reisikaaslasega Kerli ja Annega, kellega laksid teed lahku Cancuunis. Piiriület Posted by olavinski in hiPiTripp | Oct 1, 2008
  • Lago Atitlan - Santiago Atitlan and San Antonio Palopo. At the morning we took a lancha (boat) to Santiago Atitlan – the capital village on the lake, which mostly famous for authentic dress and for lively market. It’s one more attraction there, that a bit weird, – local Saint Posted by vanessa in Central America 2005 | Feb 1, 2005
  • Juanid, Josed ja keeltekoolid ANTIGUA Vasinu ja tydinuna j6udsime Antiguasse lootuses seal veidike hinge t6mmata. Aga nii kui bussi pealt maha saime, haakis meile kylge Juan - meie teejuht, giid ja mentor Antiguas. Saades teada, et soovime hostelit ja kunagi edaspidi ka hispaania k Posted by salvaje in Seiklusjutte Ladina- Ameerikast | Sep 25, 2008
  • Coffee (San Pedro Le Laguna) Cultivation and production of coffee always attracted me very much. And here, in Guatemala, my dream came true. Coffee trees grow along the streets; coffee Posted by vanessa in Central America 2005 | Feb 1, 2005
  • Rollimangud politseijaoskonnas S6IT, S6IT, S6IT LINNA... Niisiis... juba oo hakul bussi astudes hyppas kuklasse nariv kahtlustunne ja pisi-pisi mure elu parast. Veidike kergendas sydant kogu bussirahvale loetud paar issameiet ja palved Isa, Poja ja Pyha Vaimu nimel. Seda usust n6ret Posted by salvaje in Seiklusjutte Ladina- Ameerikast | Sep 23, 2008
  • Guatemala pyssimehed, hiigeloravad ja paita jaanud jaaguarid Heippa! Oleme oma puhkamise ja 6ppimisega nii h6ivatud olnud, et pole mahti saanud korralikult kirjutadagi... Aga sunnime end m6neks hetkeks ja pajatame natuke oma seiklustest Guatemalas, kuhu j6udsime parast Belize'i. FLORES ja SANTA ELENA Guate Posted by salvaje in Seiklusjutte Ladina- Ameerikast | Sep 23, 2008
  • Lago Atitlan - San Pedro la Laguna 31/01, early Monday morning, we left Antigua by "colectivo" (shuttle/minibus). The road was busy with lorries and our minibus was a turtle-slow. We entertained ourselves with watching landscapes through the window and Guatemalan landscape is never disappo Posted by vanessa in Central America 2005 | Jan 31, 2005
  • Lake Atitlán and Monterrico After Antigua we went to Panajachel to stay with a local Guatemalan family and study Spanish for a week. Pana is situated on Lake Atitlám which is a large lake surrounded by 3 volcanoes and steep hills. [img=http://www.travellerspoint.com/photos/15750 Posted by elliemike in Ellie and Mike's Trip | Jul 21, 2008
  • Two big nights at Sevilla So Thursday we have a big show as one of the anniversary events, and the stage is set and the groups have been assigned things like baila (dance), acto comico, acto romantico, musica, etc...and we´ve decided that for our acto Posted by preeces in Travis' Spanish Immersion | Jul 19, 2008
  • Sevilla Anniversario en Antigua So this week marks the 16th anniversary of the school here in Antigua, and next week is the annual festival for the city of Antigua, so there´s a lot going on. I forgot to mention that last Friday the Posted by preeces in Travis' Spanish Immersion | Jul 19, 2008
  • Problem with my photos :( Well I got some kind of chinese video game virus and can´t upload pictures. I backed them up on another USB and now that´s infected as well. I love Guatemalan computer cafes. I tried this cafe and Posted by preeces in Travis' Spanish Immersion | Jul 18, 2008
  • End of the week in Guatemala...and bye-bye to friends So I´m trying to recall what´s happened since my last post. I´ll sum up the small bits of last week in Antigua--I nearly ran over the bonita dance instructor while walking around a corner in town, which was nice...then Posted by preeces in Travis' Spanish Immersion | Jul 15, 2008
  • Antigua Guatemala Sunday I had terrible jet-lag (7 hours back), awoke at middle-night and hardly could wait to the sunrise. But it was not the only disturbing factor at first night. The coming day happen to be Sunday - the church bells begun Posted by vanessa in Central America 2005 | Jan 30, 2005
  • Antigua Guatemala ... After an hour of jumping and shaking on the curve roads, the bus finally arrived Antigua. Covered with smooth cloud of dust, making stops each 200m, the bus passed several extremelly narror streets and finally stopped on the "terminal" Posted by vanessa in Central America 2005 | Jan 29, 2005
  • Buenas Tardes, mia Guatemala! We are mucheleros (=backpackers). Guatemala met us with sunny and warm day. (+ 24C - i'd say some contrast after -12C in NY). We stepped out from the airport, ignoring taxi-drivers that tried to catch us, and ([i]attention, it's historical moment Posted by vanessa in Central America 2005 | Jan 29, 2005
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