5 lagos & frontera de Guatemala

Perrine and I didn’t stop after seeing the cascada… no no no… out bud took us even further to the 5 lakes that are right next to the border of Guatemala and Mexico. The colours were really beautiful and the water so clear. Really touristy to be honest, we got food there and they really know how to take your money… We had a small dispute with our traveling agency’s itinerary because of an extra payment we weren’t informed about before which led to us changing the lake to take a boat rowing trip for half the price - but paying 50 pesos to see something called a Cenote even tho it was only a dirty ugly waterhole. (POV: picture of my face)
After that we went to another grand lake, touristy shopping mile up a hill and then a small lake which is divided by a rope signifying the border between the two countries. There are flags, welcome signs, mile stones - and best of all - we got a sms saying “Bienvenidos a Guatemala…” Unfortunately my tour plan said I’d be home by 6pm but we only left that place at 7pm - still having to drive about 3.5hours and with no charge and connection everybody at Iguana worried about me taking off with my newly wed husband the bus driver… ;)
After getting many hugs and kisses they convinced my made up mind to go to the rave… good thing they did I really enjoyed till the morning hours.Read more