Visit the UNESCO World Heritage Site of Antigua, walk around the cobblestone streets and admire the stunning colonial architecture. Try some local street food and shop for souvenirs.
Climb Pacaya Volcano
4.7
(1000+)
Take a guided hike up Pacaya Volcano, one of the most active volcanoes in Guatemala, and witness the lava flows. Bring your own snacks and water.
Dine at La Fonda de la Calle Real
4.7
(1000+)
Try some traditional Guatemalan dishes like Pepián, a meat stew, and Chiles Rellenos, stuffed peppers, at this local restaurant.
Day 2
Visit Lake Atitlán
4.7
(1000+)
Take a boat tour of Lake Atitlán, surrounded by three volcanoes and dotted with traditional Mayan villages. Visit the village of San Juan la Laguna, known for its textile production.
Go Ziplining at Reserva Natural Atitlán
4.7
(1000+)
Experience the thrill of ziplining through the lush forest canopy at Reserva Natural Atitlán.
Dine at Restaurante El Bistro
4.7
(1000+)
Try some French-inspired cuisine at this cozy restaurant, located in the heart of Panajachel. Must-try dishes include Escargots and Beef Bourguignon.
Day 3
Visit Chichicastenango Market
4.7
(1000+)
Explore one of the largest markets in Central America, known for its colorful textiles and handicrafts. Haggle with the vendors and grab some souvenirs.
Visit Iximché Mayan Ruins
4.7
(1000+)
Take a guided tour of the ancient Mayan ruins of Iximché, once a capital city of the Kaqchikel Mayans. Learn about the history and culture of the Mayans.
Dine at La Piscina
4.7
(1000+)
Try some traditional Guatemalan dishes like Kaq'ik, a spicy turkey soup, and Jocón, a chicken stew with green sauce, at this local restaurant.
Day 4
Go Surfing at El Paredón Beach
4.7
(1000+)
Take a surfing lesson at El Paredón Beach, a popular spot among surfers for its consistent waves.
Visit Sipacate National Park
4.7
(1000+)
Take a leisurely hike through the mangrove forests and sand dunes of Sipacate National Park. Keep an eye out for wildlife like crocodiles and sea turtles.
Dine at La Terraza
4.7
(1000+)
Try some fresh seafood and ceviche at this beachfront restaurant, with stunning views of the Pacific Ocean.
Day 5
Visit the Hot Springs of Fuentes Georginas
4.7
(1000+)
Soak in the natural hot springs of Fuentes Georginas, surrounded by lush greenery and waterfalls. Bring your own towel and change of clothes.
Go Horseback Riding in the Mountains
4.7
(1000+)
Take a scenic horseback ride through the mountains and valleys of Escuintla, with stunning views of the surrounding landscape.
Dine at Restaurante El Sabor del Tiempo
4.7
(1000+)
Try some traditional Guatemalan dishes like Kak'ik, a spicy turkey soup, and Rellenitos, fried plantains stuffed with black beans, at this local restaurant.
Day 6
Go Rafting on the Río Dulce
4.7
(1000+)
Experience the thrill of white-water rafting on the Río Dulce, one of the top rafting destinations in Guatemala. Bring a change of clothes and waterproof camera.
Visit the Castillo de San Felipe
4.7
(1000+)
Take a guided tour of the Castillo de San Felipe, a 17th-century Spanish fort that once protected the Río Dulce from pirates and invaders. Learn about the history and culture of the region.
Dine at Tijax Restaurante
4.7
(1000+)
Try some fresh seafood and fish tacos at this riverside restaurant, with stunning views of the Río Dulce.
Day 7
Visit the Tikal Mayan Ruins
4.7
(1000+)
Take a day trip to the Tikal Mayan Ruins, one of the most important archaeological sites in Central America. Explore the ancient temples, pyramids, and plazas.
Dine at La Casa de Don David
4.7
(1000+)
Try some traditional Guatemalan dishes like Jocón, a chicken stew with green sauce, and Hilachas, a beef stew with tomato sauce, at this local restaurant.