SHUTTLE FROM ANTIGUA GUATEMALA TO PANAJACHEL - SHARED SERVICE

Journey to Guatemala's most iconic lake destination! Comfortable 3-hour shuttle from Antigua to Panajachel. Discover stunning volcanic views, world-class hiking, kayaking on pristine waters, and authentic Mayan villages. Four daily departures to suit your schedule.

Daily Departures

• 05:30 AM
• 08:00 AM
• 12:30 PM
• 04:00 PM

Distance & Travel Time

Distance: 47 miles (76 kilometers)

Estimated Travel Time: 2.5 to 3 hours depending on traffic and passenger pickups

Pickup and Meeting Point

To ensure a smooth and efficient pickup, please be fully ready at least 10 minutes before your scheduled departure time. This includes having your luggage prepared, completing your hotel check-out, and having all personal belongings ready.

Please wait at your hotel entrance or lobby so you can quickly exit and board the vehicle when it arrives. You do not need to present a booking confirmation. Simply provide your name, and the driver will verify it on the passenger list before allowing you to board.

Before Leaving Your Hotel

• Double-check you didn't forget anything (passport, wallet, phone, chargers, etc.)
• Use the restroom before departure
• Bring a light jacket or sweater – weather can change as you gain altitude
• Bring sunscreen and sunglasses – the sun reflects off the lake intensely
• Bring motion sickness medicine (if prone) – the road has several curves and elevation changes

Luggage Information

• One standard piece of luggage (50 lbs / 23 kg) and one carry-on bag are included
• Extra or oversized luggage must be arranged in advance and may incur additional fees
• Surfboards and special items require prior notification

About Panajachel (Pana)

Panajachel, affectionately called "Pana" by locals, is the primary gateway to Lake Atitlán and Guatemala's most iconic highland destination. Located at 5,125 feet (1,562 meters) above sea level, the town enjoys spring-like weather year-round.

Best Things to Do in Panajachel

• Lake Atitlán Views – Three majestic volcanoes frame the deepest lake in Central America
• Atitlán Nature Reserve – Hiking trails, butterfly pavilion, ziplines, and private beach access
• Water Sports – Kayaking, stand-up paddleboarding (SUP), and boat tours
• Paragliding – Soar above the lake for breathtaking aerial views
• Calle Santander – Guatemala's most colorful street lined with shops, restaurants, and cafés
• Chichicastenango Market – Visit on Thursdays or Sundays to experience Guatemala's largest indigenous market
• Indigenous Villages – Take boat tours to Santiago Atitlán, San Pedro La Laguna, and San Juan La Laguna
• Museum Lacustre – Discover Mayan artifacts recovered from underwater archaeological sites
• Spanish Language Schools – Study Spanish in an immersive environment

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