Services Offered at Cafe Internet Anlly

Café Internet Anlly is a quiet internet café with everything you’ll need to get on Skype, Facebook, email. etc. We have the fastest available connection as well as top of the line computers. Our goal is to help you get everything done you need done in a timely manner so you can get back to enjoying the beautiful country you’ve made it down to see.

Internet costs Q2 per 15 minutes and Q7 per hour. Photocopies start at Q0.25 and printing starts at Q1. We also offer a scanner, CD/DVD burning, USB and SD cards, coffee and more.

In addition to internet service, we can help arrange tours the following destinations (photos taken by Benjamin of Cafe Internet Anlly with date indicated in parentheses):

Panajachel (Lake Átitlan): one of the principal destinations on Lake Átitlan. From here, you can take a boat to another pueblo on the lake or just enjoy the town here. ($15)

View from Santiago, Átitlan of the lanchas that carry you to different sites around the lake (July, 2008).

Chichicastenango: a beautiful Mayan market up in the highlands, open Thursday and Sunday. Take the bus the night before to see them set up. ($18)

A sample display you'll see when you check out Chichicastenango (July, 2008).

Copán, Honduras: check out the Mayan ruins in nearby Copán. ($30)

Monterico: this beach is stunningly gorgeous, with giant waves and beautiful black sand. ($12.50)

The main drag on Monterico Beach (June, 2012).

Take a boat tour through the mangroves (June, 2012).

Río Dulce: a beautiful part of Guatemala on the east coast, serving as a gateway to Belize. Explore the Caribbean from Guatemala where you can try food totally different than what you find in the mountains, visit the parks and various hotels located right on the river. ($30)

A secluded part of Río Dulce, showing how many of the hotels are hidden (December, 2010).

The view toward the main part of Río Dulce (December, 2010).

Flores: the main place to stay on any trip to the Mayan ruins of Tikal. ($45)

View of El Remate, a small town on Lake Petén-Itzá on the way to Tikal (May, 2009).

The view from the top of one of the temples in Tikal (May, 2009). 

The park, Ixpanpajul, with a beautiful trail connected by suspension bridges (May, 2009).

Sunset from the island of Flores (August, 2008).

Lanquín: near Cobán, pass through here to see Semuc Champey. ($35)

Guatemala City: a reliable way to get to the airport, bus terminals and more. ($10)

Just arriving to Guatemala? We can get you to Antigua for as little as $10!

Prices are quoted in US dollars, one way, subject to change without notice.