Guatemala
The heart of the Maya world: Tikal, Antigua, volcanoes, lakes and living indigenous cultures
Guatemala is the country where Maya civilization remains alive. Where pyramids emerge from the jungle, where women wear colorful huipiles, where volcanoes watch over impossible lakes and where Antigua is one of the most beautiful colonial cities in America.
Antigua Guatemala
Antigua Guatemala
Colonial city and World Heritage Site: cobblestone streets, ruined convents, volcanoes in background. Perfect base for exploring the surroundings.
Lake Atitlán
Lake Atitlán
The most beautiful lake in the world according to Aldous Huxley: surrounded by three volcanoes and Maya villages that preserve their traditions. San Pedro, Panajachel, Santiago Atitlán.
Tikal and Petén
Tikal and Petén
The most impressive Maya city, emerging from the tropical jungle. Temples over 60 meters tall, wildlife and sunrise over the green canopy.
Highlands and Chichicastenango
Highlands and Chichicastenango
The most colorful indigenous market in Central America (Thursdays and Sundays), Quetzaltenango, weaver villages and the Guatemalan highlands.
Experiences
Guatemala offers experiences ranging from watching sunrise over Maya pyramids to sleeping on a volcano summit watching lava eruptions.
Tikal sunrise
Climbing Temple IV before dawn and watching the sun emerge over the jungle as temples appear through the mist and howler monkeys wake up.
Night on Acatenango
Ascending Acatenango volcano and spending the night on the summit watching Fuego volcano's eruptions 400 meters away. Unforgettable.
Chichicastenango market
The most colorful indigenous market in Central America: textiles, masks, Maya rituals at Santo Tomás church. Only Thursdays and Sundays.
Lake Atitlán kayaking
Paddling at sunrise on the most beautiful lake in the world, with three volcanoes reflected in the water and Maya villages waking on the shores.