Here are links to our stories from Guatemala.
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The Best Maya Sites In North & Central Americas
As one of the first indigenous groups to settle in Mesoamerica, Mayas established many cities across a large territory. Today there is a large selection of Maya sites in Mexico and Central America where you can explore their wonderful pyramids, palaces and temples.
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Best Things To See And Do In Central America
When planning a trip to Central America, where you choose to go will depend on what you want to see and do. You can lie on a beach, dive in the ocean, climb volcanoes, or explore Mayan ruins and colonial towns, there are a lot of choices in Central America.
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What To Do Near Antigua, Guatemala
The colonial city of Antigua is Guatemala’s most visited city. Not only is there a lot to do in this charming spot, but there are also a few sites that can be visited on short trips from the city. Here are some ideas of what you can do near Antigua, Guatemala.
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Visiting The Towns of Lake Atitlán
After seeing Lake Atitlán in the distance from our hike on Acatenango Volcano, we were excited to visit it in person. The large crater lake has a unique location, cradled in the basin between three volcanoes. Atitlán, Tolimán and San Pedro Volcanoes and the hilly landscape between them make Lake Atitlán one of the prettiest…
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Acatenango and Fuego Volcanoes Hike
Crack! As soon as we heard the loud boom, we looked up to see red hot lava shoot from the top of Fuego Volcano. Sitting in the dark, on a barren ridge below, we had the best seats for its fiery show. Hiking to Acatenango and Fuego Volcanoes in Guatemala is an adventure you won’t…
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Exploring Colonial Antigua, Guatemala
Located in the shadows of Agua Volcano, the colonial city of Antigua has the perfect setting. With its mix of colourful colonial homes and 17th century church ruins under the perfect cone-shaped volcano, it’s no wonder that Antigua is Guatemala’s most visited city. You will love exploring Antigua, Guatemala.
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Turquoise Pools Of Semuc Champey
From a lookout perched on the edge of the mountain, we looked down upon one of the prettiest sites in Guatemala. Far below were tiers of limestone pools cascading down the tight gorge. The turquoise coloured water in the pools combined with the jungle setting makes Semuc Champey a magical site.
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Relaxing On Rio Dulce, Guatemala
If you’re looking for a quiet spot to spend a few relaxing few days in Guatemala, then Rio Dulce may be the spot for you. Ruggedly tranquil is the best descriptor of Rio Dulce. Life along Rio Dulce has slow pace making it a popular spot for those looking for a few days rest.
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Mayan Ruins of Tikal & Yaxha
Famous for its five tall temples that soar high above the jungle canopy, Tikal archeological site is bound to impress anyone who visits. The Mayan ruins of both Tikal and Yaxha in northern Guatemala, allow visitors to travel through time while exploring the ancient wonders of the Mayan world.
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A Visit To Flores, Guatemala
Pastel coloured colonial homes line the cobbled streets in Flores, Guatemala. Located on a small island on Lake Peten Itza, the town of Flores deserves a few days to visit rather than a just quick stop. Once you see what this town has to offer, we think you’ll agree.
