Guatemala
Smile. You’ve LANDED in Guatemala.
Guatemala, the land of eternal spring, is rich in stunning volcanic landscapes, ancient Maya ruins, and vibrant indigenous cultures. Its colorful markets, colonial architecture, and pristine lakes are some of the finest in Central America, and they offer a feast for the senses and a bounty of exploration for adventurous souls.
LANGUAGE SPANISH
CURRENCY GUATEMALAN QUETZAL
READ MEN OF MAIZE
SIP & TASTE LIMONADA CON SODA & TAMALES
EXPERIENCE DAYBREAK AT TIKAL’S TEMPLE IV
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Destinations
Where to go in Guatemala
Antigua
Nestled between three colossal volcanoes, the colonial city of Antigua's cobblestone streets and restored ruins whisper tales of its Spanish colonial past. This UNESCO World Heritage Site is a tapestry of vibrant colors, open-air markets, and baroque architecture.
Lake Atitlan
Tikal
Adventures You Can’t Miss
Hike Up An Active Volcano
Embark on a thrilling journey to the peak of an active volcano, where you can witness lava flows and marvel at breathtaking views of the surrounding landscape. Just a short trip from Antigua, the Fuego volcano is an awe-inspiring piece of nature you’ll want to see up close.
Go Kayaking On The Rio Dulce
Experience First Light In The Ancient Maya City
Experience the magic of sunrise at one of the largest and most renowned Maya archaeological sites, surrounded by towering pyramids and abundant wildlife. Then, explore ancient temples, tombs, and other sites in one of the most impressive Maya cities in Central America.
Visit The Chichicastenango Indigenous Market
Immerse yourself in traditional Mayan culture at this bustling market, bursting with vibrant colors and indigenous textiles. Perched on a high mountain ridge encircled by a pine forest, the Quiche Maya town of Chichicastenango hosts the most famous indigenous market in Central America, with a central plaza overflowing with fresh flowers, traditional foods, and practical housewares.
Best accommodations in Guatemala
Cassa Zenda
Rio Dulce
El Convento
Antigua
Casa Palopo
Lake Atitlan
La Lancha
Lake Petén Itzá
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FAQ
When is the best time to go to Guatemala?
November through April are Guatemala’s dry season and sunniest months, ergo the best time to visit. During the Christmas season and Holy Week, traditional festivals overflow with color and pageantry. The rainy season extends from May to September. Regional temperatures vary with altitude and coastal proximity.
What language is spoken in Guatemala?
What is there to do in Guatemala?
When is hurricane season in Guatemala?
The hurricane season usually lasts from early June to late November.
Is it safe to travel to Guatemala?
The areas you’ll be visiting in Guatemala are generally quite safe; however, common sense precautions are still important. As a general rule, you should not be out in the streets alone after dark. Stay in well-lit areas. Keep money out of sight and in a money belt. Keep your travel documents in the hotel safe or concealed in your money pouch.
Travel anywhere, and you’ll want to exercise increased caution. All travel carries inherent risks. It pays to have a professional guide and heed his advice.
How to combine Guatemala?
Helicopter charters within Guatemala start at US$4,000 per transfer, depending on distance, number of passengers, and requested date.
