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You're going to have a great adventure!

Us too!

Yes, the ending of this bus journey was a pleasant & beautiful surprise. Thanks for watching!

Hello, yes the buses are pretty straightforward. We took a bus from Antigua to Lanquin & Lanquin to Flores. Both travel days were very long but affordable and manageable as thats how many people are able to visit those destinations. Jess wrote many detailed blog posts about our travels through Guatemala and specifically ones on the best ways to get from Antigua to Semuc Champey (Lanquin) & Ways to get to Flores which are linked in the description. Those posts will be able to help you with any further questions. Thanks for the comment & watching. Enjoy your travels, we loved traveling around Guatemala.

Awesome, thanks for watching

No, those are all items you’d have to bring yourself. Jess wrote a detailed guide of everything to expect when renting cabins (linked in the description) to check out if you have anymore questions. Cheers.

Yes this was on Christmas. It was awesome experience and yes most places were open to eat. I’d make a reservation in advance though as this is a really busy time. Jess wrote several guides about Antigua including best places to eat so check those out for some more inspiration (linked in description). We had the best time. Enjoy 🥂

It was a doozy for sure but so worth it!! Thanks for watching.

You can try but reservations will prob be full. I’d reserve in advance to guarantee a spot. Enjoy.

Hi, we drove an older 2 car that most definitely did not have 4 wheel drive and the road was fine. We only drove to the viewpoint and back so on that route you won’t be off-roading. Hope that helps

May, shoulder season and it was perfect weather.

Amazing and your welcome

@@JessandJoe did you you do the hores enacting riding and volcanoe pizza it’s what I did on my trip

Unfortunately no meals and seats were basic, nothing that stood out good or bad.

October will be a bit cooler than summer for sure, as for musty, the cabins get cleaned and I’ve never encountered that. This video was filmed in October actually and I think it’s one of the best months for a Hana adventure! Hope you get reservations. Enjoy!

@@JessandJoe thanks! I got reservations for 2 nights! Super excited

Right?! I think close toed shoes are def the best way to go!

Im sure that nipple fish is still harassing unsuspecting tourists as we speak.

There is no metro in Zagreb.

Hello. We booked our bus tickets in person in Cappadocia. I’m unsure if you’re able to do it online but I do know that buses departed nightly to pamukkale from Cappadocia. As for luggage, we travel with small carry ons and our backpacks full of camera gear and we were able to put all 4 bags underneath the bus. So if I had to guess, I’d say that you can bring a large suitcase but I’m not sure on this. We were the last ones to board the bus as we were running a bit late so I was unable to see if others had larger bags. Wish we were more helpful but the bus journey was a long one and very cramped. Good luck

Hi. We ubered to the trailhead because we wanted to hike independently but can’t hike without a guide and once we finished, we were basically stranded without a ride as it’s pretty remote. Fortunately, after trying for 45 minutes we were able to request an Uber therefore solved our problem. Moral of the story, book a tour to hike Pacaya volcano and don’t try to do this yourself unless of course you have your own transportation.

By far Antigua. Not that we didn’t like other towns (we did) we just really enjoyed Antigua for the adventures and amazing restaurants

It’s windy all right ! So beautiful though.

Lovely place!

6 hours

@@horvathmartin6648 that’s crazy... in China it would take just below an hour to cover that kind of distance.

@@alek385 Unfortunately, the tragic economic situation of the 1990s and the burden of the war in Croatia do not make the chinese high-speed railway possible here. In return, we don't fight for social credits at the mercy of the state, and I didn't have to use a VPN to comment here.

@@horvathmartin6648 while people like you make excuses, people like me take actions. I challenge how long will the 1990s war excuse be used for? It is the people’s own mentality that prevents them from the progress, not someone else. At the end of the day, the ones who can embrace the change the fastest are the ones who are going to have better life. Living in a past is a narrow mindset. Open the box and look out, you might learn something. P.S. I also didn’t use VPN to reply to this comment lol.. (ignorance is a bliss..)

@@alek385 Since history is a chain of cause-and-effect consequences, and not a coach speach bullshit, the 90s is a fact, not an excuse. Central and Eastern Europe developed a lot during this time, but the economic situation and the necessity of historical facts set a limit. The China of 100 years ago can also be blamed with this logic for being backward. If it did not get involved in the global political game in the 1970s (when the US released the country from the political-economic quarantine to create a rival communist country against the USSR), then its situation would not be better today. For example, if a person is born in the USA, the most economically powerful country in the world, it is easy to say that everything is just a matter of decision and will.

Tee time at a golf course

Yes we have a lot of favorite countries for so many different reasons but Peru, Türkiye, Thailand, Japan, Cambodia and Germany stand out.

We took the train all the way from Zagreb to Budapest. No bus was needed. I’m not sure about opposite direction but I’d imagine it would be the same especially in summer season.

Yes we heard that, that’s why we drank from the fountain. We hope to return as we lived this city!