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In three days
Diminutive Antigua is one of the finest colonial cities in all of the Americas. Its rough cobblestone streets feature a dense mix of old colonial buildings, impressive Catholic churches, and various monasteries and convents. A good portion of... Continue reading »
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In one week
One week will allow you enough time to visit (and actually enjoy) four of Guatemala's prime destinations. This itinerary takes you to the best of Guatemala, and includes a colonial city, a breathtaking natural wonder, an extensive traditional... Continue reading »
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In two weeks
If you've got 2 weeks, you'll be able to hit all the highlights mentioned above, as well as some others, including the Caribbean coast and Lago Izabal. You'll also have time in Guatemala City, which has wonderful museums, restaurants, and nig... Continue reading »
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For families
Day 1: Antigua Arrive and head straight to Antigua. Check into your hotel, and spend the afternoon walking the rugged cobblestone streets and getting to know this colonial-era city. Teenage boys will get a kick out of the central fountain... Continue reading »
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A historic path
Guatemala occupies the heart of the ancient Maya world, which spreads into southern Mexico, present-day Belize, and parts of Honduras and El Salvador. This 12-day itinerary will take you to most of the major Maya sites covered in this book, i... Continue reading »
Guatemala Travel Experiences
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Guatemala Birding Trip, November 7-21, 2006: Sum...
Now that it’s been almost two months since I returned from Guatemala, I am ready to summarize my adventures. Trip preparation, including... Continue reading »
