Multiple Use Area Lake Atitlan Basin Travel Guide
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Porta Hotel del Lago
No tiene aire acondicionado. El aire que ponen no enfría y únicamente hace mucho ruido. No vale la pena en relación al precio
Reviewed on 21 Mar 2026
Hotel y Cafe La Casa del Mundo
We had a great time! But just keep in mind there are many stairs to climb
Reviewed on 9 Mar 2026
Hotel Atitlán
Excellent
Reviewed on 19 Mar 2026
Refugio del Volcan
Clean place, great host, close to the city
Reviewed on 16 Mar 2026
Sarnai
Amazing location and room! It was perfect for everything you need. Having the second floor with a little balcony made it feel like you were in the jingle. The doors open all the way and it’s like indoor outdoor living. Absolutely perfect!
Reviewed on 1 Mar 2026
Bungalow Bahía Visión Azul
Good
Reviewed on 11 Apr 2025
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Popular places to visit
Lake Atitlán
Mountainous treks, artistic pursuits and scuba diving; the towns, villages and volcanoes that surround this picturesque lake in Guatemala's highlands offer adventure and culture.
Panajachel Municipal Market
Experience some of Guatemala’s indigenous traditions as you browse the stalls of this colorful market and shop for handcrafted souvenirs and fresh produce.
San Pedro Volcano
Hike through coffee plantations and thick orchards to the summit of this dormant volcano, which towers above the western shores of Lake Atitlán.
Church of Saint Peter
Visit a European-style church that enthralls with its impressive façade. The attractive parkland on its doorstep contains a striking statue of St.Peter.
Atitlan Volcano
Trek to the summit of the highest point along Lake Atitlán and be rewarded with remarkable panoramas of breathtaking mountainous landscapes.
Church of Saint Francis
Admire the art and architecture of the old Catholic church in Panajachel that is dedicated to the town’s patron saint.
