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| Panajachel | Traveling from Panajachel to Quetzaltenango Posted: Wed January 17, 2007 03:20 AM UTC
I plan to go to Guatemala in March, and I need information about how to travel from Panajachel to Quetzaltenango on a Sunday afternoon. Most of the shuttle information I have seen shows shuttles running from Panajachel to Antigua or Guatemala City, but not to Quetzaltenango. The one shuttle schedule I was able to find showed a morning departure from Panajachel. If there is no good shuttle service, is there a first-class bus? Or only a chicken bus running between the cities? Is it difficult to take luggage on the chicken buses?
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| Panajachel | RE: Traveling from Panajachel to Quetzaltenango Posted: Wed January 17, 2007 11:24 PM UTC
hI I am in Xela and I am sure there are shuttle buses going all the time from Pnachjel, as this is a very touristy place. There are travel agents in Panachjel or maybe ask the place that your staying to organise something for you. Chicken buses you can store your bags on the top be wary of your stuff as I have heard of a few incidences of stuff being stolen out of hand bags. But enjoy they are both fantastic places.
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| Panajachel | RE: Traveling from Panajachel to Quetzaltenango Posted: Thu January 18, 2007 05:36 AM UTC
Hello,
I travelled from San Pedro (just across the lake from Panajachel) to Xela but without luggage using chicken buses and collectivos. Yes, luggage can be stored on the roof which I agree might not be the safest solution, but a friend of mine did that and his luggage arrived safe. It also depends how big your bag is, my backpack of an average size they usually stored on the racks inside the chicken bus, or by the back door - never on the roof. I was ok all the time - don't worry chicken bus is safe and fun - and sometimes quite fast as well - depends on a driver.
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