Antigua Guatemala is a World Heritage Site, declared by UNESCO since 1979; has a beautiful architecture dating from the Spanish colonial era.

Touring some of the lovely towns at the south of the Colonial City.

Guatemala City is the largest city in Central America, whose official name is Nueva Guatemala de la Asunción, considered the capital and seat of governmental powers of the Republic of Guatemala.

Experience the tranquil beauty of Lake Atitlán, nestled amidst Guatemala's majestic volcanic landscape; surrounded by lush greenery and vibrant indigenous villages.

Kayaking on Lake Atitlán offers a captivating experience amidst the stunning natural beauty of Guatemala's highlands.

Entertainment and learning workshop about Cocoa.

Rappel is an extreme sport that consists of descending vertical surfaces, generally rock walls, in a controlled manner.

Total relaxation for all senses!
We offer treatments and relaxation therapies using water as the main element.

Learn all about coffee, the complete tour that includes: a substantial explanation of the process from planting to processing through an experienced coffee guide.

Monterrico is a nice beach, with its black sand due to the remains of volcanic lava. It is also known because nearby is the Tortugario, where experts in the area safeguard the eggs of sea turtles for later release.

Pacaya is one of the country's most active volcanoes and a prominent feature of the landscape. Standing at an elevation of about 2,552 meters (8,373 feet) above sea level, Pacaya is part of the Central American Volcanic Arc, a chain of volcanoes that runs through Guatemala.

Fun and safe experience for lovers of extreme sports, adventure, and a great activity. Available for all ages.

Mixco Viejo is an archaeological site in Guatemala, known for its historical significance as a former Maya city.

Embark on a fun and adventurous journey through the scenic mountain bike. You'll explore some of the most beautiful and interesting sites this area has to offer, all from the unique perspective of a bicycle.