Take the little motor-boat (Q$ 20), a lovely trip!!
From town, take Calle Santander down to the shore ... and from there make a right, you'll see a little pier after a block or so.
Written Jun 26, 2007
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Written Dec 7, 2003
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Q: After staying in antigua for three nights, we are traveling to panajachel for a couple days. If you know anything about hotels,...

A: I stayed at Hotel Dos Mundos in Panajachel and I am absolutely satisfied with the choice. Location is superb, my room was basic but decent, bathroom with a great shower,...
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Panajachel . . . Where it's okay to be a gringo

Panajachel was once a sleepy little Mayan town on the northeastern edge of Lake Atitlán. In the 1960s, it was discovered by the hippies and ever since it has been a magnet for Bohemian, easy-going...
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Panajachel is the largest town on Lake Atitlàn, where most visitors base themselves. It’s a lively town with a main street (Calle Santander) lined with craft shops and restaurants, hotels to suit...
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Tourist Central on Lake Atitlan

About a 3-hour drive from Guatemala City, Panajachel (or Pana for short) is the main destination on the shores of Lake Atitlan. As a result the tourist infrastructure is well established here with...
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Panajachel, located in the Guatemala Highlands provides a spectacular place to view as Aldous Huxley claimed "Atitlan is the most beautiful lake in the world." Around the lake are three 10,000ft....
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This magnificent caldera is ringed by three volcanoes and many tiny Mayan villages. The hub of the area is the village of Panajachel, mainly a village of Kaqchikel Maya whose ancestors were settled......
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