I took my new camera on a photo safari at the historic, Hotel Atitlan in Panajachel, Guatemala last January. To be sure, wandering the five star hotel and grounds - with picture-perfect volcano views - was an amazing way to spend our first full day in Guatemala. I love the beginning of a trip, when the whole adventure is still un-lived and full of great expectations.
This is what we saw...
The blue dome above reminded me of a little bit of Greece in Guatemala. I'd love to buzz back here, and land on that heli-pad!
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What a beautiful resort! Such amazing views and gardens
As usual, your pictures are wonderful, but that first one takes my breath away! :-)
That top photo is fantastic. Great composition
Nothing can compete with the views of the volcano!
You're right about the lookout with blue dome reminding one of Greece.
That first photo is framed so beautifully. Beautiful photos!
Fabulous resort! I bet some guests just stay right there -- I'm glad that for you, no matter how beautiful, it was just the first day of your adventure!
Wow - fabulous views of the volcano!
Looks so beautiful and idyllic Sharon.
What beautiful blue waters and skies. The butterfly is unique looking.
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Beautiful photos! Every time I've seen pictures of Lake Atitlan I think that I would love to go there - need to add it to my list!
Amazing to think these are shots JUST at the hotel - fabulous. (Given recent events with tourist boats in Missouri, the shots of boats jammed with people scared me just a little …) Thanks for hosting this blog hop!
It's absolutely beautiful there. Thanks for sharing such a beautiful place with us.
I love the first shot and the blue on blue on sky, pyramid, water, dome. Wonderful! And I like that you showed a wider pic of it too so we could see it in context too.
I love that weird tiki-god-looking pot (photo 7). Very interesting and unusual!
Gorgeous! What a surprise to find you were featuring Guatemala and not Greece. I love the plant pot with the big giant face.
Well worth the time exploring the grounds. Great photos!
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