We returned the next morning, ready to take the flight. We were told to come back the next day (where we actually took off to return to the US), after the local manager had spoken to his supervisor. The car's functionality was not impaired at all. ( in fact the roads are narrow and there was no possibility to hang out where we damaged the car (rocks at the side of the road). The accident did not involve any other car.
There is no good cellular in Guatemala, so we could not call and instead drove to avis immediately. We were told that the insurance was not going to cover the damage with some week excuse (in fact that we had to immediately inform avis of the accident). told them about the issue and returned the car actually a day early. When actual damage occurred on the car, we drove to avis the same day. the staff checked in ok.Ĭons: We purchased full collision damage waiver. For a quieter visit, travel during the rainy season, between May and October, when showers don’t last longer than a couple hours.Pros: The car was ok. Holy Week in the spring is a colorful, celebratory occasion. All Souls’ Day in early November offers a look into traditional Guatemalan culture. Visit Guatemala City between November and April to take advantage of the dry season. Visit Pasos y Pedales, held every Sunday, where the city closes more than three kilometers (about 1.8 miles) of streets for people to stroll, skate, run or bike together.Take a day trip to the nearby Pacaya Volcano and relax in its thermal hot springs.Head to Parque Minerva (Minerva Park) and get your bearings at the Mapa en Relieve, a large-scale map of the entire country.Learn the local history at the Palacio Nacional and the National Museum of Archaeology and Ethnology.Start your trip at Parque Central, where locals and visitors alike gather to socialize and have a meal or coffee outdoors.Fly to Guatemala City with United Airlines from over 200 airports within the United States and an additional 100 airports internationally.
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