A Land of Wonders!
Guatemala has a rich culture from the mix of elements from Spain and the native Mayans. This diverse history and the natural beauty of the land have created a destination with plenty of interesting and scenic sites.
Lake Peten and Flores Island
Lake Peten and its surrounding expanse of jungle offer many attractions. In its centre, Flores Island is tranquil and colonial. In the east, the small village of El Remate is the perfect place to relax and swim in the lake.
Tikal Archaeological Site
Moreover, we will explore the astonishing archaeological site of Tikal. This UNESCO World Heritage Site was one of the most powerful of the ancient Maya and dominated much of the region.
Río Dulce National Park
Semuc Champey
Semuc Champey National Park contains a cluster of tiered pools above a natural limestone bridge. Its clear turquoise water and lush greenery make this the perfect place for tubing down the River!
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Acatenango Volcano
Acatenango Volcano is Guatemala’s most famous trek. During it, you’ll witness a stunning series of eruptions from base camp! A less demanding option is hiking through the skirts of Pacaya Volcano.
Lake Atitlán
The amazing Lake Atitlán is considered the most beautiful landscape in Guatemala. Along the ancient paths of the Lower Mayan Trail, we will encounter local traditions and breathtaking views.
