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Table of Contents below
Kudos for writing another
descriptive, informative and useful guide, this time for Guatemala! I used
The Adventurer's Guide
to Guatemala as my primary resource. I followed your recommendations on day
trips in Antigua and was not disappointed. The cultural museum and the
macadamia nut farm were especially interesting! The information you provided
on lake Atitlan was also helpful. What a beautiful place!
I heartily recommend your guide to
anyone traveling to Guatemala. Your stories and thoughtful photos really
inspire one to get out an explore. Keep up the great work!
Victor Martel Guatemala has a
colorful culture and a rich blend of peoples which reflect its
history and struggle to become the country it is today.
Destinations
In this Guide we
take you from the ancient Maya strongholds of Huehuetenango and
Xela to one of the most beautiful tourist destinations in the world,
Panajachel on the ancient volcanic Lake Atitlan. We show you
colorful native markets, the old Colonial capital city of Antigua
and give you a sneak peek into the Caribbean side of Guatemala like
you have never seen before.
Maya ruins, island cities, exploding
volcanoes and the famous brilliantly unique Chicken Buses – it’s all
here in this Guide to Guatemala.
Hundreds of
photos are included so you can have a personal glimpse into this
amazing country!
Save money, save hassle. Take
advantage of what we know!
Content
provided
Our book is both
practical and inspiring. After each city you will find necessary
information such as Hotels, available transport, grocery
stores, restaurants and entertainment, information on medical
clinics, hospitals, pharmacies, dentists, visa services, Spanish
schools, banks, immigration offices, entry and exit locations to
Guatemala that we used, plus useful notes, emergency numbers, prices
we paid and the Pros and Cons of each place as we view them.
We list
links to business and medical offices, hotels and national parks with hours of operation, telephone numbers, prices, and
addresses.
Don't speak Spanish?
Survival Spanish
phrases are in the back of the book to get you started on
your Central America journey.
Medical care
For those of you
who are curious about medical care in this country, we share with
you our first hand experiences of a hospital event in Guatemala
City, complete with pricing.
Our Routes These are the
routes we took, what we spent and the hotels in which we
stayed. Use this Guide as a template to create your own exciting
journeys.
The Guide
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Feel free to write us anytime at
TheGuide@RetireEarlyLifestyle.com
with your comments and questions.
Traveling opens
the mind, creating wider perspectives and flexibility.
We encourage you
to taste as much of the world as you can!
Table of Contents
Introduction
Map
Currency conversion site
Huehuetenango
Hotels in Huehue
Transportation available in Huehue
Useful notes
Pros and Cons
Quetzaltenango
Hotels in Xela
Transportation available in Xela
Useful notes
Pros and Cons
Panajachel
Stuck in the Vortex of Panajachel
Hotels in
Pana
Transportation available in Pana
Useful notes
Medical
Restaurants and Entertainment
Pros and Cons
Sololá Laguna
Atitlán
Useful notes
Towns Around Laguna Atitlán
Useful notes
Antigua
Hiking up Vulcan Pacaya
Useful notes
Let Antigua into Your Heart
Hotels in Antigua
Restaurants and Grocery Stores
Transportation available in Antigua
Useful notes and Medical
Pros and Cons
Boy Toys: The Chicken Buses of Guatemala
Useful notes
Santa Maria de Jesus
San Miguel Duenas: Touring a Macadamia Nut Ranch
Useful notes
San Juan del Obisbo
San Felipe & Jocotenango
Useful notes
Livingston
Hotels in Livingston and Rio Dulce
Transportation available in Livingston
Useful notes
Pros and Cons
Flores
Hotels in Flores
Transportation available in Flores
Useful notes
Pros and Cons
Tikal Ruins
Useful notes
Billy Personally Tests Medical Tourism in Guatemala
Room cost breakdown
Conclusion notes
Billy’s Medical Follow-up, Q&A from Our Readers
Afterword
Useful Notes and Links
Useful Spanish Phrases
The Guide
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