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  • Guatemala continued... Eight hour bus ride to Antigua was exhausting, but the city was filled with very positive energy, and after leaving our backpacks at Los Encuentros hostel we mixed with the crowd of yo Posted by kreglicka in WANDERLUST | Mar 12, 2009
  • Surrounded By Nature Once in Guatemala we took a lancha through lush jungle scenery to Río Dulce stopping for a moment at El Castillo de San Felipe, which was built to defend the entrance to L Posted by kreglicka in WANDERLUST | Mar 8, 2009
  • Return to Rio Dulce and a Lancha to Livingstone After our day trip to Tikal we were ready to head back down to Rio Dulce. (Seems a bit back to front but knew we wanted to visit Tikal but also wanted to cross into Belize in the south so Posted by russncath in Russ & Cath's Excellent Adventure | Mar 22, 2009
  • Rio Dulce, Flores & Tikal Left Antigua some time a few days ago on a shuttle bus which dropped us in Guatemala city. Fortunately we only had to see the inside of a bus station before we were on our way again for a long Posted by russncath in Russ & Cath's Excellent Adventure | Mar 19, 2009
  • Lake Aitilan Hey everyone, Cath again here. As you may have noticed from the last entry I have been writing most of the blog today as Rusty isn't feeling too well. He has got a nasty ear infection, so I have sent Posted by russncath in Russ & Cath's Excellent Adventure | Mar 15, 2009
  • Amazing Antigua Hi everyone, Hope you are all well and enjoying the warmer weather back home... After our few days in Copan Ruinas we left Honduras and crossed the border into Guatemala. It was a fairly easy day of travel as one shuttle Posted by russncath in Russ & Cath's Excellent Adventure | Mar 15, 2009
  • Guatemala 2008, Part 1 November 24, 2008 Elk Grove, California Where to next? Guatemala! I’m off tonight and will be in country for a few weeks to experience this Central American nation’s colorful indigenous culture and learn something about another part of the wo Posted by SChandler in Scott & Scott's Travels | Dec 15, 2008
  • Guatemala 2008, Part 3 December 9, 2008 Volcano Lodge Lake Atitlan, Guatemala Perhaps it is the length of this trip; maybe it is the people I'm traveling with; it could be the beauty and simplicity of this country; I've never felt so far removed from the rest Posted by SChandler in Scott & Scott's Travels | Dec 15, 2008
  • Guatemala 2008, Part 2 December 3, 2008 Central Plaza Flores, Guatemala The sun is just beginning to give light over this tiny island town, first built by Mayans in the 13th century on northern Guatemala’s Lago Peten Itza, but already the birds have raised a Posted by SChandler in Scott & Scott's Travels | Dec 15, 2008
  • Back to Guatemala - 1st Stop - Antigua! So, I’m going back to Guatemala after a crazy and fun month in the states, so ready for my old, slow and steady but wobbly schedule. I’m ready to go find more families, more treasures, more artisans, sit with Posted by luzygiovis in Mi Querido Mexico...and Guatemala! | Dec 5, 2008
  • Heading Home I close my eyes and think of my journey ahead, from Lake Atitlan, to Guatemala City to Miami to DC to San Diego, then back to DC. It exhausts me to type it, let alone go through with it. Posted by luzygiovis in Mi Querido Mexico...and Guatemala! | Oct 21, 2008
  • The way to Nebaj coming soon... Posted by vanessa in Central America 2005 | Feb 3, 2005
  • Market day in Chi-Chi Thursday MORNING Our last morning in San Pedro, Lake Atitlan The weather was windy and sunrise came all reddish and orange. Rucksacks were packed for advance and we have time to drink coffee. It was a little sad to leave this beautiful place Posted by vanessa in Central America 2005 | Feb 3, 2005
  • Quetzeltenango From Chichicastenango I got the bus to Quetzeltenango. There isn´t really a lot to see in the city. The main site seemed to be a very strange museum which had a bit of everything from Mayan pottery to Posted by katiew in White Around The World | Nov 2, 2008
  • Antigua (again) and Chichicastenango I had expected to spend all morning in the banks trying to get some more money, and was shocked to get money within 10 minutes of walking into the first bank. So instead I was able to enjoy the Posted by katiew in White Around The World | Nov 2, 2008
  • Flores and Tikal I arrived in Flores late in the evening and went straight to a hostel where I spent the night. The next day it was still raining but I decided to go to see the Mayan ruins at Tikal anyway. Posted by katiew in White Around The World | Nov 2, 2008
  • A Little Piece of Paradise on Lake Atitlan I’m sitting in my “office” at the house I’m renting in Jaibalito. My “office” consists of a simple, splintery, wood table and a plastic chair, placed strategically on my porch, facing the lake. I’m having a hard time Posted by luzygiovis in Mi Querido Mexico...and Guatemala! | Oct 15, 2008
  • 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
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