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Northern Lowlands (Guatemala), Guatemala
Photo: Jorge Antonio Leoni de León, CC BY-SA 4.0 via Wikimedia Commons
El Naranjo is a town in the Petén department of the Northern Lowlands of Guatemala about 20km from the border with Mexico at El Ceibo.
The hotel is located directly on the river San Pedro. Rooms are spacious and clean and have air conditioning. The nearby restaurant does not have a large selection, but the food is delicious. It is the next hotel after the El Ceibo border crossing, or the last before the border crossing.
You can get to El Naranjo by taking a bus from El Libertad (3 hours). These buses are usually marked "El Naranjo/La Frontera". As of March 2015, the official price was Q40.
Read in the guideThe entire town is essentially on a single road, about 500m in length, and as such is very walkable. However, there are "Moto's" available if you don't quite feel like walking.
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