Lake Atitlan Happy Hour

We’ve requested our cantina owners and friends to extend and give Happy Hour promotions to our tour visitors.

Yes, there are a few games we play along the way.

Every attendee receives a wristband to commemorate their night out. Ladies, we have some nice prizes to give you.

If you fancy a game of pool or darts, we can make that happen along the way.

We limit the size of the groups to Ten.

Ladies love this evening out on the Town, Safe, Fun, and loads of entertainment are assured.

Happy Hour Lake Atitlan

Happy Hour Tours in San Pedro

“Happy hour” describes a time slot, typically in the late afternoon or early evening, when eateries, bars, cantinas, and other businesses provide special deals or discounts on alcoholic beverages.

Lake Atitlan Happy Hour in San Pedro “Happy Hour” describes a time slot, typically in the late afternoon or early evening, when eateries, bars, cantinas, and other businesses provide special deals or discounts on alcoholic beverages.

Lake Atitlan Happy Hour at San Pedro Lake Atitlan is not a bar or pub crawl.

The majority of cantina owners oppose or encourage these pub crawls since they are intoxicated affairs rather than enjoyable evenings spent with friends.

We’ll whisk you away from San Pedro’s tourist trapeze and onto our favorite cantinas, where you can escape the throng.

Around 6:00 p.m., we begin the trek in El Barrio, one of my favorite Cantinas.

We have been providing entertaining cultural tours throughout Guatemala for the last 17 years.

Lake Atitlan Happy Hour aims to get you into some of the neighborhood cantinas and off the well-traveled tourist path.

The majority of visitors to San Pedro and Lake Atitlan never get a chance to see the real San Pedro culture.

The majority of cantina owners oppose or encourage pub crawls since they are intoxicated affairs rather than enjoyable evenings spent with friends.

We have been providing entertaining cultural tours throughout Guatemala for the last 17 years.

Lake Atitlan Happy Hour. Our Happy Hour Tour aims to get you into some of the neighborhood cantinas and off the well-traveled tourist path.

San Pedro La Laguna (Spanish pronunciation: [sam ˈpeðɾo la laˈɣuna]) is a Guatemalan town on the southwest shore of Lake Atitlán.

For centuries, San Pedro La Laguna has been inhabited by the Tz’utujil people, and in recent years it has also become a tourist destination for its Spanish language schools, nightlife, and proximity to the lake and volcanoes.

Cost is Q200 per person.

Length of time depends on the fun. 3 to 4 hours.

We do not offer this on Monday’s most of the Cantinas are closed on Mondays.

What to wear appropriate attire for a night out.

Guides are a mix of Ladies and Men. English Speaking.

Good Walking shoes.

Photos are a must.

If you need transportation from other villages.

We have three boats or reliable Tuk Tuks

We finish the evening at one of our most loved Cantinas.

The OLA BAR.

The Ola is one of those hidden gems in San Pedro.