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Travellinlunas’s travel blog entry:

“Today we awoke to beautiful sunshine and a full view of Volcano San Pedro! We started our morning with a great breakfast here at La Casa Del Mundo…Tony had pancakes and I ordered frijoles and homemade toast. Yum.

We got an early start this morning – left the hotel by 10:30am! We had such good luck with our boat commute. We walked down several flights of stairs at La Casa just as the lancha was arriving at the dock below. From there, we took the boat to San Pedro (stopping along the way at several towns, including San Marcos La Laguna). In San Pedro, we departed and were told we needed to take a different boat to Santiago Atitlan from the other side of town! So, we started doing a little negotiating and finally jumped in a tuk tuk. By this time it was 11:15am and the boat from San Pedro to Santiago Atitlan was supposed to be leaving at 11:45am. Plenty of time! We drove along the cobblestone lanes of San Pedro for about five minutes before descending down the other side right as the boat to Santiago Atitlan was departing. The tuk tuk driver started honking and whistling. The boat kept going…The tuk tuk driver continued to honk, and got the attention of someone on the dock who started waving a stick with a long piece of white cloth attached. At that point, the boat (a ferry sized boat – not a typical lancha), turned completely around and returned to the dock so we could jump on. Perfect timing!

The ride from San Pedro to Santiago Atitlan is really beautiful…Santiago sits in the very Southwest corner of the lake – almost exactly opposite of Panajachel. It’s built up right at the base of the San Pedro volcano. Upon exiting the boat, we were greeted by many indigenous women selling their woven goods…Santiago Atitlan is particularly well known for their huipol design which signifies the region. The people of Santiago are Tz’utujils and are known as a very independent people group. They were actually one of the first villages in Guatemala to organize against the paramilitary and military forces. Unfortunately, this village was severely damaged by Hurricane Stan in October of 2005 and more than 70 people were killed…

It was really interesting listening to people talk in Santiago – Tony couldn’t understand many of them and several of them didn’t speak Spanish, only their native indigenous language (which I believe is also called Tz’utujil).

We walked into town down a road surrounded by little shops selling local goods – woven pieces, beaded jewelery, paintings of Atitlan, etc. Most of the shops are quite typical, with typical ladies selling their goods. But, we were really taken with a young girl who was all smiles and wanted to sell us her woven goods. She was selling in the courtyard of her home. She actually took us into her house to show us the machine she weaves on. She couldn’t say a word without a huge smile. Her name was Anna, and she was adorable. She was wearing a traditional hat which her mother made. But she makes mainly baby clothes. So, we bought a little girls dress and a little pair of overalls for a little boy. Tony wasn’t stoked about the outfit for the boy and all of it’s rainbow colors. But, Anna was so cute and such a hard negotiator! We got both little outfits for 37 Quetzals ($5), and she threw in a little coin purse as well! Anyhow, this isn’t to announce anything…the baby clothes will be put in storage!

We had also heard that Santiago Atitlan had an amazing old cemetary, so we took a tuk tuk up the hill and walked around the brightly colored mausoleums for a few minutes. They were actually burying someone, so we didn’t stay long. However, the view coming down the hill back into the village was amazing! The sun was out, and it was probably 75 degrees or more! The clouds had cleared and we had a gorgeous view of the San Pedro volcano! At the bottom of the hillside at the banks of the lake were women washing their clothes…Tons of women washing along the rows of boats….Also on the side of the San Pedro volcano was Chuitnamit – an archeological site where Mayan ruins …”
Read and see more at: http://www.travelpod.com/travel-blog-entries/travellinlunas/2/1212816960/tpod.html

Photos from this trip:
1. “Banks of Santiago Atitlan”
2. “Cemetary in Santiago Atitlan”
3. “Cemetary with San Pedro Volcano in the background”
4. “Cute baby clothes!”
5. “Ewwwwwwwwwwwww!”
6. “San Pedro Volcano”
7. “Selling Coke”
8. “Traditional Huipols”
9. “Washing clothes on the banks of Atitlan”
10. “Women at the market in Santiago Atitlan”

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