Bike
- January 17, 2001
- Rated 3 of 5 by
Milvos from San Pedro Sula, Honduras
A good way to spend a day is to hire a bike and visit the nearby villages. You can see the local Mayan people in their fantastic clothing, living their daily life. The road is really only rideable in one direction. So that means you will have to return the same way. If you don’t feel like riding back though or the constant slight inclines are becoming too much (which they do), it is worth trying to find a pick-up that is going from village to village. This shouldn’t be that hard as pick-ups shuttle people from village to village all day long. This will save you having to ride back. A few places rent bikes in Pana just check that the bike is in good condition before leaving. Make sure you take your camera as well. You will get heaps of chances for great photos of the lake and the villages.
From journal Panajachel