I’ve been living in Guatemala for a long time now, that’s why I can tell you everything you need to do to travel Guatemala, by region, by destination or the way you want.
From climbing to roasting a marshmallow in an active volcano, Travel in Guatemala will suit every style of traveler. This country is famous for volcanos, beaches and a lot of things.
Beautiful landscapes, activities full of adventure, and a lot of family-friendly are waiting for you in Guatemala. Here you can find a bunch of places to visit, where to eat, and where to stay in a family-friendly way while traveling in Guatemala
Guatemala, famous for its Mayan roots, offers a rich and diverse culinary heritage that reflects its vibrant culture and ancient traditions. Visit Guatemala, and you’ll be able to sample everything from street food stalls to local eateries. You can embark on a fascinating culinary journey that tantalizes the taste buds and immerses you in the […]
Read MoreLooking for vegan food in Xela (Quetzaltenango)? As a popular destination, it’s packed with a lot of restaurants, learn about the best for vegan
Read MoreThe Peten Guatemala This is the place to see! The Peten Department is home to the most impressive and mightiest Mayan ancient ceremonial cities. Tikal National Park, the main ruin, is located in a tropical forest part of the Maya Biosphere Reserve, full of wildlife and exotic birds that will capture your heart and take […]
Read MoreQuetzaltenango or Xela, Xelaju is the second-largest city in Guatemala, offering many activities to tourist but also many great options for hiking and rock climbing.
Read MoreXocomil is a big water park, the biggest of Guatemala. It is part of IRTRA, and organization created by big corporations in the country for the recreation of all workers. They own a compound of theme parks and water parks distributed all over the country but this one along with its neighbor, Xetulul theme park, […]
Read MoreHotel Casa Santo Domingo in Antigua, Guatemala is not only a super luxurious hotel, yes, you can find a spa and nice restaurant but the biggest draw is it actually is a museum.
Read MorePorta Hotel Antigua is of the oldest hotels and most luxurious in Antigua, Guatemala, also, one of the most family friendly places with a huge variety of activities.
In today’s podcast, I’m going to talk about Porta Hotel Antigua, one of the best hotels in Antigua.
Read MoreQuetzaltenango, Guatemala Quetzaltenango, Guatemala is the country’s second-largest city, and it is most commonly known as Xela. Here you will also find the largest population of K’iche Mayan population. During the past few years, it has become a popular destination for travelers that want to learn some Spanish. It also offers great options for volunteers. […]
Read MoreThere are no resorts in Antigua, Guatemala, but the one that’s closest to be one is definitely Hotel Soleil La Antigua.
Read MoreWestern Highlands of Guatemala Get off the tried-and-true trail to explore the homelands of the Maya people and Guatemala’s second-largest city named after the Quetzal bird, Quetzaltenango, better known as Xela (Shay-la). Here you can enjoy a trip through the bustling mountain town of Huehuetenango on your way to Todos Santos Cuchumatan, one of the […]
Read MoreSelina Antigua is a hostel that’s suitable for backpacker and digital nomads, but not only that it has many things for family to spend a good time.
Read MoreWhenever anyone talks about a luxury romantic experience and delicious international style food in Antigua, Meson Panza Verde is the first option.
In today’s Podcast, I’m going to talk about Meson Panza Verde Hotel and Restaurant.
Read MoreRamen is a hard thing to do good and if you are in Antigua, Guatemala you definitely need to try Kombu Ramen Shop, they definitely get it right, one of the first ramen shop in the country.
In today podcast, I’m going to talk about Kombu Ramen Shop in Antigua, Guatemala, one of the best ramen shops around.
Read MoreOne of the best choices when it comes to Mexican food in Antigua, Guatemala is definitely Ta’Cool, offering a wide variation of tacos, Mexican dishes and delicious drinks.
In today’s podcast, I’m going to talk about Ta’Cool, a taco and mexican food restaurant in Antigua.
Read MoreOne of the best restaurants, not only in Guatemala, but Latin America too (No. 31 at the LatAm 50 Best restaurants) and the biggest draw is the fact they serve vegan friendly dishes!
In today’s podcast, I’m going to talk about Sublime Restaurant, a whole different adventure in Guatemalan cuisine.
Read MoreThere are many different types of Saul restaurants, most of them in Guatemala City but in Antigua you can find Saul Bistro Antigua and it’s incredible.
In today’s podcast, I’m going to talk about Saul Restaurants.
Read MoreWant to have a cup of coffee surrounded by one of the biggest draws of Guatemala? Nature! Escalonia Cafe, is not only a restaurant, it’s a nursery too!
In today’s podcast, I’m going to talk about Escalonia Cafe in Antigua, Guatemala.
Read MoreI have been to many McDonald’s across the world, but without a doubt the most stunning of all is located in Antigua, Guatemala.
In today’s podcast, I’m going to be talking about the most beautiful McDonald’s in the whole world, McDonalds Antigua.
Read MoreAntigua, Guatemala is a small town in Guatemala, but it has a lot of things to do and see.
I’m going to talk about 24 hours or a day in Antigua, Guatemala
Read MoreYou can’t go wrong with a Starbucks coffee, and its place in Antigua is one of the most beautiful locations in the whole country, you can enjoy a coffee in a traditional Guatemalan patio!
In today’s podcasts, I’m going to talk about Starbucks Antigua, an incredible place for working or just relaxing
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