Guatemala is a mountainous country in Central America. The country has two ocean littorals, five lakes, 100 rivers and 61 lagoons within it's 14 eco-regions. It is also home to the famous Mayan ruins of Tikal. A week's stay in Guatemala is… read more
Guatemala's Lake Atitlan offers outdoor thrills and excitement, in a truly unique environment. One of the most spectacular activities is a trek around the lake and to the summit of Volcan San Pedro. The one- and two-day treks offer visitors… read more
Quetzaltenango, Guatemala is known as Xela (SHAY-la), its Quiche name, to the local community. Situated on the southern side of the Cuchmatanes Mountains, Xela has the most fertile land in the area. Travelers generally visit Xela to immerse… read more
Tikal, Guatemala, presents an ideal adventure destination for the outdoor enthusiast. Tikal--the stunning ancient Maya city and once home to hundreds of thousands of Maya--could well be described as one of the great archaeological sites of… read more
Guatemala is a haven for eco-tourists and outdoor lovers, and Cobán is no exception. Located 218 miles from Guatemala City, Cobán is a major center for both coffee growing and recreation. Outdoor enthusiasts looking for a a comfor… read more
Puerto Barrios, the capital of Izabal, Guatemala, boasts numerous lakes, virgin rainforests and seacoasts and offers good swimming, fishing and boating opportunities. It is also a safe harbor for yachts, and many visitors enjoy boat trips s… read more
Quetzaltenango may be the second largest city in Guatemala, but that doesn't mean you'll be enveloped in the hustle-bustle and smog of big-city life. Instead, expect to be surrounded by hot springs, mountains, rivers, valleys and volcanoes.… read more
"Sweet River," also known as Rio Dulce, is a town in Guatemala, between Lake Izabal and the town of Livingston. Also referred to as Fronteras, Rio Dulce is a great spot to relax for a few days. Check out the hot springs, manatee reserve, an… read more
Guatemala is earning its place as an emerging tourist destination. Few countries evoke the eye-popping "You went where?" reaction. But the first time you tell a group of co-workers that you went kayaking in Guatemala, climbed a Mayan ruin… read more
Lake Atitlan, located in southwest Guatemala, is the home of a large Tz'utujil indigenous community and a spectacular array of natural beauty. There are three climbable volcanoes--Atitlan, Toliman and San Pedro--nearby to attract hikers, an… read more
Guatemala is a South American country most known as the home of the ancient Mayan civilization. In addition to its historical sites, Guatemala boasts some of the world's best hiking, mountain biking and nature spots. According to the Associ… read more
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