Shuttle Panajachel to Flores First Class bus

• Availability: Every Day.
• Departure times: 16:00 PM
• Departure Address:  Your hotel | Address
• Journey Duration: 15 hours
• Destination Address: Bus stop Santa elena.

Secure your transportation effortlessly by purchasing your tickets online and reserving your spot now for the luxurious Shuttle Panajachel to Flores First Class bus service. Departing daily, this premium shuttle service ensures a comfortable and hassle-free journey from Panajachel to Flores, with the added convenience of departing from your hotel or specified address.

Embark on your adventure promptly at 16:00 PM, allowing you to relax and unwind as you’re chauffeured in style from Panajachel to Guatemala City via minivan. Upon reaching Guatemala City, you’ll seamlessly transition to a first-class bus bound for Flores, where luxury and comfort await.

The journey spans approximately 15 hours, providing ample time to sit back, stretch out, and enjoy the scenic vistas along the way. Whether you’re an avid traveler seeking new experiences or a leisure seeker in pursuit of relaxation, this first-class shuttle service caters to your every need.

Upon arrival in Flores, the shuttle conveniently drops you off at the bus stop in Santa Elena, ensuring easy access to your accommodations or onward travel plans. With its commitment to excellence and top-notch service, this shuttle service sets the standard for luxury transportation in Guatemala.

Indulge in the ultimate travel experience from Panajachel to Flores, where every moment is marked by comfort, convenience, and sophistication. Book your tickets now and embark on a journey that promises to exceed your expectations, leaving you with cherished memories to last a lifetime.

How far is Flores from Panajachel?

Santa Elena Flores (Tikal)

Tikal is a large archaeological site in the Guatemalan department of Petén. During the Classic Period it was one of the largest and most important of the Mayan cities. Today it’s one of the most fascinating and enjoyable of the Mayan sites to visit, largely due to its remoteness, but also its jungle setting. Tourists still descend on it by the busload, but it’s far from feeling overrun like Chichen Itza and other sites. Some of the temples are still being uncovered, and you can watch archaeologists busy at work. It was designated a World Heritage Site by UNESCO in 1979.

For many, the main reason to visit Flores is its proximity to Tikal, the most famous Maya ruins in Guatemala, or as a starting point for trips around Petén. It is located approximately one hour by bus from Tikal. But the city itself is a wonder — dense with colonial, red-roofed buildings, narrow cobblestone streets, a historic church and Spanish plaza, and restaurants that are easy to stumble upon walking the city’s charming streets. Most will find that this island city is more than just a take-off point, but a memorable attraction in itself.

Flores is a quiet and peaceful place, and probably one of the safest places in the sometimes wild north. Santa Elena and San Benito require a little more caution, but offer a more authentic experience of a Guatemalan town, complete with traffic, litter and street food.