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You will be flying into Guatemala City Airport (GUA)
Lake Atitlan is about 4 hours away from the city - you will need to take a shuttle from the city to the lake
This is where you may want to be strategic
If your flight gets in before 11a, you have a good chance of making it to the farm in time for opening day activities.
If the only flight options you have arrive in the afternoon or evening, I recommend flying in a day before & spending the night in the city or Antigua, then heading to the lake in the early morning on March 16
I personally spend a night in Antigua, its a colonial city about 1 hour away from the airport with many hotels & hostels to choose from.
My recommendation:
Fly in as early as possible to make it to the lake on the same day.
If you can pad a few extra days onto your trip, do it!
You may want to have a day or two after the retreat to rest & reintegrate before heading back home.
Trust me, once you're on the lake you won't want to leave haha!
Fly into Guatemala City Airport (GUA)
Take a shuttle from either GUA or Antigua depending on your arrival
Once you get to the lake you will take a Lancha (small boat) to the Mystical Yoga Farm
Private shuttles will take you to the Santiago dock
From Santiago, you will take a private Lancha (small boat) to the Mystical Yoga Farm
Public shuttles will only take you to Panajachel
From Panajachel (Pana for short), you have 2 options:
Take a public boat from Pana to Santiago- then a private boat to the Mystical Yoga Farm (budget friendly but more hassle)
Take a private boat from Pana straight to the farm