1 Br Mobile Home Vacation Rental In Panajachel, Solola

Reconnect with nature at this unforgettable Glamping escape at the most privileged site of the world. Located on the waterfront of beautiful Lake Atitlan at the beach of San Buenaventura, our quiet patch in paradise is great for getting away form the hectic and noisy city and finding oneself laying on the beach hiking, birding or just relaxing in a 0-gravity chair gardens enjoying the most spectacular sunrises and sunsets of your life. Next to the Bahia Atitlan Hotel and 15 min. walk from Pana.

Survivor: Guatemala — The Maya Empire (commonly referred to as Survivor: Guatemala) was the eleventh season of the American CBS competitive reality television series Survivor. Filming took place from June 27, 2005, through August 4, 2005, and the season premiered on September 15, 2005. It was filmed in the Yaxhá-Nakúm-Naranjo National Park near the more popular Tikal National Park in northern Guatemala. Originally, the season was scheduled to be filmed in a location on the Indian Ocean, with scouting taking place in Madagascar, Southern India, and Sri Lanka. However, due to the 2004 Indian Ocean earthquake and tsunami, the plans were scrapped. Hosted by Jeff Probst, it consisted of the usual 39 days of gameplay with 18 competitors who were lodged in a series of RV’s one of which was the a Mallard (RV) by Fleetwood model 180 CK which remained in the northern Department of Petén Guatemala until June 14th 2022.

A Mallard (RV) by Fleetwood migrated from the northern Petén and has nested right on the beach of beautiful Lake Atitlan. It's the true nature lover's dream to arrive at the most privileged site in the world -without towing. Located just a short walk from Panajachel at the San Buenaventura beach across the street from the Bahía Atitlán Hotel. Great for sun bathing, nature trips, bird watching & relaxing in our luscious gardens, our quiet patch in paradise is great for getting away from the hectic and noisy city and finding oneself, all within 5 minutes from "Pana". The Fleetwood Mallard 180CK The Recreational Vehicle (RV) Prewired for Roof Air Conditioner, Front Living Area, Rear Double Bed & Bathroom, Sleeps 4, Aluminum Exterior, 11' Manual Awning, Booth Dinette w/ Overhead Cabinets, Sofa, Refrigerator, Range Top, Microwave, Double Kitchen Sink, & More.

Fleetwood is one of the oldest names in the RV industry. It's been around for over 65 years. After all, a company can’t stay in business if they build something people don’t believe in. Inherently motorhomes are just that—a little bit vehicle, a little bit house. So, Fleetwood, engineered and build them with both in mind. Their innovation shows they perfectly balanced and blended the two. And that smarter design means the great Mallard RV.

Detailed Information:
 Fleetwood Mallard 180 CK Sleeps 4-6
 Roof Air Conditioner
 1 Full-Double Bed 53" x 74" with Comfortable Mattress,
 1 Dinette converts into a 40" x 72" bed
 1 Fold Away Sofa-bed Sleeper converts into a 40" x 68" bed
 Water pump (for emergency supply)
 Fresh Water Capacity 50 gals (for emergency supply)
 Water Heater Capacity 6-gals Propane
 Thetford Toilet (pedal flush)
 Tub/Shower Combo 32" with a Sky light Roof Vent
 Wash Basin and Medicine Cabinet with mirror
 Refrigerator and Freezer 6 cu ft Electric
 Samsung Microwave Oven
 16" Magic Chef Range w/built-in 3-Cooktop burners
 Range Hood with 12V Light
 Double Kitchen Sink
 Miniblinds Throughout
 TV entertainment Cabinet with cable TV and Wi-Fi
 Bluetooth/AM/FM/CD Stereo player
 Fire Extinguisher
 LPG Detector Alarm
 Smoke Detector Alarm
 Carbon Monoxide Detector Alarm
 Manual Patio Awning 11'
 Screen Door with dead bolt lock
 Private Beach
 Swimming Pool
 Camping
 Beach Hot Water Spring
 Bug-free Hammock
 Sleeping bags and Sleeping Bags Liners
 2 Zero-Gravity Folding Patio Loungers
 1 Zero-Gravity Folding Table for Loungers

Sololá is home to Delightful Camper RV Mallard sleeps 4 pool & beach. Pascual Abaj and Iximche Mayan Ruins are local landmarks, and some of the area's attractions include Atitlan Reserve Butterfly Garden and Casa Cakchiquel Arts Center. Calle de las Artes and Calle del Café are also worth visiting.