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Guatemala 90 day stay?

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Hey, adventure seekers! 🌟 I just booked a three-month trip to Guatemala and can hardly contain my excitement! My goal? To reach a low intermediate level in Spanish while exploring this beautiful country. I’ve got my first month lined up in Antigua, where I’ll stay in an Airbnb and attend Spanish school. I’m keeping my itinerary flexible for the next two months to soak up the vibes at Lake Atitlan or even venture into El Salvador! Any tips on handling my 91-day stay? Ā”Gracias!

I booked my flight a couple weeks ago for a three month trip to Guatemala. I’m super excited and I really hope to reach low intermediate level Spanish. This will be my first trip to Guatemala, but I’ve been to Colombia a number of times, including some Spanish School there last summer.

I’ve booked an Airbnb and a Spanish School for the first month in Antigua and I’m leaving the second two months open in case I want to go to Lake Atitlan and study there, travel around the country, dip over to El Salvador, etc.

Today I realized I actually booked my trip from May 31 to August 30, both Sundays. When I booked it, I thought that it was 90 days but when I counted it out, it’s actually 91. (Insert face palm emoji here)

My ticket is changeable so of course going to the airline is one option. I can’t imagine that they won’t charge me $$ for it though and the ticket was already more than I hoped it would be.

Another option is to apply for the extra day when I’m in Guatemala, correct? I could plan on being in Guatemala City the last couple days of my trip to handle it then.

Thoughts?

”Gracias!

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