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Santiago and San Pedro

Lago de Atitlan, Panajachel, Guatemala

Featured Review : The water of the lake is still relatively clear and clean, good for swimming. The lake is a large collapsed volcanic crater and is more than 500 meters deep. Several rivers enter the lake but none leave. The theory is th...See Full Review

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    thing to do in Panajachel
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    3 out of 5 stars

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Santiago and San Pedro Reviews

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Lake Atitlan

  • 4 out of 5 stars by robecita from Madison, Wisconsin
  • August 2, 2001
Quote: Lake Atitlan is INCREDIBLY GORGEOUS. That's all I can really say. It's intensely blue and there are volcanoes all around it. If you go down to the beach, you'll get offered tickets to a boat ride across the lake. You can choose to go to one of the... Read the full Santiago and San Pedro review

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Santiago and San Pedro

  • 3 out of 5 stars by Milvos from San Pedro Sula, Honduras
  • January 17, 2001
Quote: The water of the lake is still relatively clear and clean, good for swimming. The lake is a large collapsed volcanic crater and is more than 500 meters deep. Several rivers enter the lake but none leave. The theory is that cracks in the bottom of... Read the full Santiago and San Pedro review

From journal Panajachel