Cerro Tzankujil Nature Reserve
For a small free, there are shuttles available in Antigua and Guatemala City that offer transporation services towards Cerro Tzankujil
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Well known as “El Castillo de San Felipe", the castle was originally built in 1652 to ward off pirates. It sits right where Rio Dulce and Lake Izabal meet. The site offers iconic views, picnic areas, and the opportunity to swim in the lake. The site is opened from 8:00 am to 5:00 pm every day and the entrance fee is 15Q per person.
On the well-maintained road to Castillo de San Felipe, there are various touristic panels to Castillo de San Felipe. The trip takes approximately 15 mintues and is easily accessible by car.
For a small free, there are shuttles available in Antigua and Guatemala City that offer transporation services towards Cerro Tzankujil
Lanquin Caves and Semuc Champey are situated 9 km outside of the small Mayan village of Lanquin. From Lanquin town,
The best option to reach Las Conchas Waterfalls is to drive there yourself. The park can be reached by the
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