El Muelle, nice restaurant near Tikal

This was a very hot day on a travel to Tikal. The sun was not “heating” the air, it was punishing us!. This is one of the most hot summers I can remember (global warming?)

So I found out about this refreshing mushroom, ideal to neutralize the heat and get some peace.

This pool is at the Hotel and Restaurant “El Muelle”, at the side of the road on your way to Tikal.

The hotel is located at El Remate, which is a commercial spot near Lake Petén Itzá.

You can enjoy delicious meals, stay the night or even buy a tour to the surrounding attractions.

The night is about 300 Qs, (US$40). Get in touch with them calling to the following phone numbers: 5514-9785 / 5581 - 8087.

They also offer transport to Palenque (a Maya City located in México).







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