Travel Guide to Guatemala

An extraordinary archaeological site and UNESCO World Heritage Site, considered one of the finest collections of Mayan ruins on the continent, set in a remote jungle.

A beautiful UNESCO World Heritage colonial town sitting in the lee of three volcanoes, known for its magnificent architecture, grand plaza, and charming arched clock tower.

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 colorful and historic market in a mountain town, trading for over 500 years, offering a variety of goods and featuring an impressive church and a pretty cemetery.

Famous limestone rivers and lakes in the Lanquín area, offering opportunities for swimming and exploring the natural beauty of the region.

A beautiful, remote jungle lagoon known for its stunning turquoise waters, offering a pristine natural environment for swimming and relaxation.

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

A hidden Mayan archaeological site dating back to the late classic period, located deep in the jungle along the Río la Pasión.

A Mayan archaeological site situated on the banks of the Sacnab lakes, offering amazing views from the top of its main pyramid.

A fun island town on Lake Petén Itzá, perfect for enjoying sights, walking the promenade, or having a drink in one of the many harborside bars.

A town on the Caribbean coast where you can enjoy time on the beach, either in a lively atmosphere with locals or finding a more secluded spot.