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San Pedro: Buses from San Pedro leave from
the center of town. The closest stop to the lake is in front of
the church, but if you want a seat you should go to the start of
the line, 200 meters up from the corner, in front of the bank.
Xela: All buses to San Pedro leave from the Terminal
Minerva. If you’re not feeling up to that level of chaos,
they also all pass the corner of 19 Av and 7 Calle, Zone 3 and stop
there, spruiking for passengers. If you miss a direct one, get any
Guate-bound bus, jump off at Km 148.5 and make your connection there.
Guate: Ignore what your guidebook says - all buses
to San Pedro now leave from El Trebol in Zona 8. There are city
buses from Zona 1 and 10 that pass by - look for the “Trebol”
sign in their windshield.
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SCHEDULE |
San Pedro => Xela:
4:30, 5, 6, 7 & 8 am
San Pedro => Guate:
3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8, 10 am & 2 pm
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Xela => San Pedro:
11:30am, 12 noon, 1, 2 & 4 pm
Guate => San
Pedro:
11:30 am, 12 noon, 1, 2, 3, 4 & 5
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LANCHAS
Pinning down lancha prices on the lake is notoriously difficult, especially
being that there’s a 3-tier price system: locals, long term
extranjeros and tourists. Here’s a rough estimation of what
you should be paying from San Pedro: |
San Marcos: Q10
Pana:
Q20
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Points between Pana & San Marcos:
Q15
Santiago: Q15
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TUK-TUK
A tuk tuk will take you anywhere you want within San Pedro for Q5
per person, a certified XelaWho bargain. |
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Chile's:
click here for more info
Alegre Pub:
click here for more info
Le Jardin :
click here for more info |
