Guatemala
The village may look similar to all the others in the region, but the San Francisco el Alto weekly market certainly helps it to stand out. It's one of a kind!
Guatemala's most important archaeological site.
A 1 hour drive from Antigua, the Pacaya volcano is still active. It takes 2 hours to climb it.
Todos Santos Cuchumatán is one of these villages in the Guatemalan plateau which have decided to preserve all their traditions and still have a fascinating cultural richness today.
A diabolical journey with Heaven on Earth waiting at the end.
At 3,837m high, La Torre is the highest non-volcanic peak in Guatemala.
It's one of the most beautiful parts of Guatemala.
Tikal's once powerful sister city, Yaxhá is one of the most wild and best preserved sites in the tropical Petén region.
Petexbatun Lake is a lagoon formed by water from the Pasion River and lined with mangrove swamps, in the tropical region of Peten in North Guatemala.
Just 45km from the capital Guatemala City and about 1 hour by bus, Antigua is often described as the most beautiful city in Central America.
At 40km from Panajachel, it takes 1hr 30min to get to Chichicastenango by Chicken Bus. If you want to explore one of the country's most vibrant markets, make sure you're there on a Thursday or Sunday.
2 hours and 30 minutes from Antigua by bus, Panajachel is the main town on the banks of Lake Atitlán.
4 hours by bus from the capital Guatemala City, volcano-bordered Lake Atitlán is considered to be one of the most beautiful lakes in the world.
The most captivating town in Guatemala, "my" town.
Nebaj is a big village in the Ixil region; it's definitely the best known village because of its Spanish teaching school.
A town set apart, in the heart of garifuna culture.
A small, peaceful lakeside village on the road to Tikal.
Situated on an island in Petén Itzá, Flores is a superb, little town. At 1hr from Tikal, it's the perfect base from which to explore these famous Mayan temples.
Must-see volcanic open-air thermal baths near Xela.
By taking a beautiful trip on the calm waters of the Pasión River, you can reach this Mayan site which sits atop a cliff. It's an interesting visit and is off the beaten track.
