
Shuttle Lanquin to Flores
3.5out of 5 · 2 reviewsInstant confirmation
Heading from Lanquín to Flores and wondering how to make the jungle-to-island journey simple and stress-free?
- Change or cancel up to 24 hours before departure
- E-ticket — no need to print
- 24/7 assistance
Need to know
- Service type
- Shared shuttle
- Vehicle
- Minibus
- Duration
- Estimated 8 h
- Availability
- Every day
- Departure times
- 8:00 AM
- Luggage included
- 1 backpack or suitcase · 1 handbag
- What's included
- Air conditioning
- What to bring
- Water · Small snacks · Download movies or series on your phone · Headphones
- Pets
- Not allowed
About this trip
The shuttle from Lanquin to Flores Peten is a shared shuttle bus service designed for travelers seeking a reliable and straightforward connection between these two popular destinations. Departing from Lanquin, this ground transport links the lush Alta Verapaz region with the island town of Flores in the Petén area, making it a practical option for continuing your journey through northern Guatemala.
The route travels overland through changing landscapes, from mountainous jungle surroundings to flatter terrain as you approach Petén. The journey typically takes around eight hours, offering a direct connection without the need for multiple transfers. Passengers are picked up at the Tourism Bus Terminal in Lanquin and dropped off near the well-known “Yo Amo Petén” sign in Flores Peten, a central and recognizable نقطة for onward travel.
Travelers can expect a comfortable ride with air conditioning and a standard luggage allowance suitable for most trips. This shared shuttle bus service operates daily, providing a dependable and organized way to move between Lanquin and Flores Peten.
Code V5MXAR
Your journey
Tourism Bus Terminal
YO AMO PETEN Sign
Also worth considering
The return trip, and where you can go from there.
Reviews (2)
3.5
2 reviews
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Ed Bousfield
United Kingdom
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Windy roads and a river crossing, but the bus was comfortable with a good driver.
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Alena Bakkan
Norway
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Really bad communication when we met up in Lanquin. I was asking everyone about which bus we had places in and nobody answered. It was not until all the buses were full that a girl working there could show us to the right bus. The driver never asked for our names and it seemed like he didn’t have any list. The transportation seemed poorely organized, I think it could have been done more effectively. The driver never told about when it would be breaks or how long the breaks would be. The tour was announced to last 8 hours, it lasted 10,5 hours instead. The bus was totally full, old bus with bad seats. Apparebylt this is quite common in Guatemala, not sure if there is a better option, unfortunately.






