Guatemala

Is a vibrant experience that combines faith, tradition and culture in a unique historical setting. The celebration not only reflects the religious devotion of the community but also its cultural richness and ability to attract and unite people from diverse backgrounds.

Also known as the “Festival of Giant Kites,” is a cultural event held every year on November 1st in Sumpango, Sacatepéquez.

Is considered one of the most beautiful lakes in the world, surrounded by imposing volcanoes and colorful Mayan villages, each with its own charm and character.

Is located in front of the Chichicastenango Church in the central square of the town and is one of the largest and most vibrant indigenous markets in Central America.

Located in Petén in the heart of the jungle, Tikal is the “Cradle of the Mayan Civilization” here you can enjoy a journey through time between monuments and the first skyscrapers of the great metropolis of the Mayan World declared Cultural and Natural Heritage of Humanity by UNESCO.

Located on Lake Petén Itzá, one of the largest lakes in Guatemala, is a small and picturesque island connected to the mainland by a bridge. A tropical gem in the heart of Petén, it offers the perfect setting to relax and enjoy nature.

Is a natural destination that connects Lake Izabal with the Caribbean Sea. This beautiful river is known for its spectacular landscapes, featuring tropical rainforests and cliffs along its banks. It provides recreational activities such as boat rides, sailing and wildlife observation.

Located in the department of Escuintla, is a volcanic sand beach known for its magical sunsets. Due to its surf conditions and proximity to mangroves it has become a popular destination for surfing, kayaking, and stand-up paddleboarding.