Best Nature in Guatemala City

A stunning lake formed by a massive volcanic eruption, with a magical feel, surrounded by communities and offering wonderful walks, including the 'Indian's Nose' trail.

A river flowing through a watery jungle, part of the region known for hidden Mayan sites like Aquitania.

A stunning lake in Central America renowned for its breathtaking views, surrounded by mountains and offering relaxation and activities.

Río Dulce is a stunning river and canyon system connecting Lake Izabal to the Caribbean Sea, featuring diverse ecosystems and a charming town.

A large lake in northern Guatemala, with the tourist-friendly island town of Flores at its center.

A majestic emerald river flowing to the Caribbean, bordered by towns and rich in wildlife and natural attractions.

The largest lake in Guatemala, offering opportunities for birdwatching, fishing, and exploring nearby historical sites.

Lake Atelan is a must-visit destination where you can spend a week exploring its various towns and villages, with San Pedro and San Marcos being popular backpacker hubs.