Guatemala attracts global adventurers with the natural beauty of its diverse landscape - volcanos, highlands, lakes, and beaches on the Pacific and Atlantic coasts. For travelers who love art and history, there are unique architecture, exquisite handicrafts, and well-preserved cultural heritage characterized by their indigenous roots with a strong influence from Spain.
The magnificent colonial city of Antigua is a former capital with cobblestone streets and colorful facades.
While in Antigua, make sure to visit the ruins of the Church and Covent of Capuchins from the 18th century.
And the ruins of the Santa Clara Convent from the same time period.
In the heart of the rainforests of Northern Guatemala lies the Tikal National Park, a UNESCO World Heritage Site consists of some 3,000 Mayan structures spread over 4,000 acres of land.
Head south and you'll find paradise in Semuc Champey, the natural monument with a limestone bridge and countless turquoise pools.
Go further south, and enjoy the serenity of Lake Atitlán.
Guatemala is famous for its skillful weavers and charming textiles. For us, the local markets are a must-see.
Can't wait to pick up a few pieces now? Shop our Guatemalan artisan market here!
