Cuando viajamos a Yaxha había un grupo que dejó su equipaje en el transporte que nos llevó ya que luego tenían que ir a la terminal de buses para continuar viaje. No recuerdo si había posibilidad de guardar el equipaje en la entrada de la reserva pero supongo que habrá también esa opción

Sin necesidade de guia pueden subir.

Hi Kurtis, There were only a handful of folks there so basically no parking issues. I do not know the cost as I hired a guide and driver. As for safety I never felt or noticed anything that would make me feel unsafe. If you read my review I hope you have the same chance I did to be alone at the top of 216 and sit quietly and take it all in. For me there was something very special about this site more so than any of the others I visited on my last two trips. I look forward to reading your review let me know when you post if you remember to do so. Cheers John

I highly recommend Las Lagunas.

Stay at Ecolodge El Sombrero! It’s a delightful spot right by the park entrance. The owner Gabriella can arrange tours, transportation from Flores and whatever you need. The food is great, the lakeside location is gorgeous and the prices are low. Rustic (spotty WiFi) but who cares when you’re in paradise? I wish it was listed on TripAdvisor so I could give it an enthusiastic review.

I would ask this on the Trip Advisor Forum for Guatemala - there's a poster named Sonia who might be able to help with specifics. You can catch a bus from the border to the access road for Yaxhá, but buses heading from there to Yaxhá (10-15 miles, I think) are far more limited; I think you'd have to spend the night at the hostel near the site in order to use public transit, leaving the next morning. There might be vans heading in or out you could hitch a ride on but I wouldn't count on it. Know the current exchange rate and you'll get a good rate from the money changers at the border; if you don't know the current rate they might convince you to take fewer quetzales per dollar. If you google 'oanda cheat sheet' you can print out a little conversion sheet for your wallet to keep handy. Happy trails!

I would totally drive into Guatemela. We did it and it was fine and very easy. Rent a car using Crystal Auto Belize and let them know you are going to Guat. It's a pretty simple process. Definitely go to Tikal and Yaxha, so worth it.