thought of going to Panajachel first but im afraid i wont make it in time for the last lancha to the villages, or is it fine to stay a night in Panajachel and travel to other villages the next day?ĭay 2: leave to Panajachel/Lake Atitlan (spend 3 days )ĭay 5: Panajachel > Antigua (spend 3 days, might do 2 days or the sunrise tour Adventurer2005 suggested)ĭay 8: Antigua > GC airport > Flores (by flight)ĭay 9: Tikal (doing overnight tour in the national park)ĭay 11: Flores > Belize City (by shuttle bus at 6am) > Caye Caulker (by ferry, spend 3 days) Hi all, cant stop thanking all of you for all the information!Īfter taking all considerations into account, i think this will be kinda my itinerary:ĭay 1: GC airport > Antigua (spend a short day in Antigua) Price and experience are not necessarily related. Read the information and reviews carefully when choosing what company you go with. I can't remember the name but you should be able to find them by reading reviews. There is another company that has permanent shelters at the campsite which could be more comfortable if the weather is bad. NeWay tours in Antigua offers this - leave Antigua around midnight, hike up for sunrise then return to Antigua late morning. This is also an option for Acatenango if the window of good weather is short.
I've started hikes in the middle of the night to do this. The best chance of a clear sky and good view is if you are at the summit before 10 or 11. Even in the dry season it often clouds over in the afternoon. With any day hikes that you do, plan on an early start. Missing a local flight at the start is one thing, missing an international flight at the end is another. I would use caution putting your Flores trip at the end if you plan on flying home from Guatemala City unless you have a time buffer between the two flights.
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