Visit Tikal National Park

Home to one of the largest and most impressive Mayan ruins in the world, Tikal National Park is a must-visit site in Guatemala. The park is also a UNESCO World Heritage site and offers a great opportunity to learn about the Mayan civilization.

Explore Antigua Guatemala

Known for its well-preserved Spanish Baroque-influenced architecture, Antigua is a charming city with narrow cobblestone streets, colorful buildings, and beautiful churches. It's also home to several interesting museums and vibrant markets.

Climb Volcan Acatenango

This is an adventurous activity for those who love hiking. The view from the top of this volcano is breathtaking, with panoramic views of the surrounding landscapes and the opportunity to see the active Fuego volcano.

Visit Lake Atitlan

Surrounded by volcanoes and quaint villages, Lake Atitlan is one of the most beautiful places in Guatemala. You can take a boat tour around the lake, visit the local villages, or enjoy a range of water-based activities.

Explore the Quetzaltenango (Xela)

Guatemala's second-largest city is known for its beautiful colonial architecture and indigenous culture. Visit the local markets, explore the nearby hot springs, or take a language course at one of the many Spanish language schools in the city.

Tour the Coffee Plantations

Guatemala is world-renowned for its coffee, and taking a tour of a coffee plantation is a great way to learn about the process and taste some of the best coffee in the world.

Visit Semuc Champey

This natural monument in the Alta Verapaz department is a hidden gem. The monument consists of a natural limestone bridge, under which passes the Cahabón River. Atop the bridge is a series of stepped, turquoise pools, a popular swimming attraction.

Explore the Chichicastenango Market

This is one of the largest and most colorful markets in Guatemala, where you can buy traditional textiles, pottery, food, and many other items.

Discover the Garifuna Culture in Livingston

Livingston is unique in Guatemala for its Afro-Caribbean Garifuna population. Here, you can experience a different side of Guatemalan culture, with its own distinct music, dance, and cuisine.

Visit the Rio Dulce

This river is known for its stunning scenery, including a spectacular gorge, and is home to a large variety of wildlife. You can take a boat trip down the river, visit the nearby hot springs, or explore the ancient Castillo de San Felipe fortress.