Guatemala
Guatemala enchants with its striking contrasts and vibrant heritage, a destination where luxury meets untamed adventure. From the colorful bustle of Chichicastenango’s markets to the ancient splendor of Tikal’s Mayan ruins, and the dramatic heights of active volcanoes, this land weaves a tapestry of experiences perfect for travelers who crave culture and thrill. Wander the timeless cobblestone streets of colonial Antigua, steeped in baroque elegance, or savor the bold flavors and storied past of this captivating country. Guatemala’s landscapes—smoking volcanoes, tranquil lakes, and jungle-shrouded ruins alive with monkeys and exotic birds—once fueled Mayan myths and now ignite the imagination of every visitor. Prepare to be spellbound by its unique blend of mystery and allure.
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When to Go
The dry season (November to April) is the prime time, with clear skies, mild temperatures (65°F-80°F / 18°C-27°C), and ideal conditions for hiking volcanoes, exploring ruins, and enjoying outdoor luxury.
The wet season (May to October) brings rain, peaking in June and September, but lush scenery and fewer crowds—travel insurance is wise due to potential storms. Shoulder months (April and November) offer a balance of good weather and quieter high-end retreats.
Guatemala Highlights

Tikal National Park
Explore this UNESCO World Heritage site, where towering Mayan pyramids rise from dense jungle. Arrange a private sunrise tour with an expert guide, followed by a gourmet breakfast amid the ruins, and stay inside the park at the chic Jungle Lodge Tikal for a refined base.
Antigua
Stroll this colonial gem’s cobblestone streets, framed by pastel facades and volcanic vistas. Book a luxury stay at Casa Santo Domingo, a restored monastery with spa amenities, and enjoy private tours of baroque churches or artisanal coffee tastings.


Lake Atitlán
Kayak or cruise this stunning lake, ringed by volcanoes and indigenous villages. Stay at Casa Palopó, a boutique retreat with infinity pool views, and indulge in tailored excursions like private weaving lessons or volcano hikes.
Volcano Adventures
Summit active peaks like Pacaya or Acatenango with a private guide, witnessing lava flows or panoramic sunsets. Cap it with a night at a luxury eco-lodge like La Reunion, featuring golf courses and volcano-view suites.


Chichicastenango Market
Dive into Central America’s most vibrant market, a kaleidoscope of textiles and crafts. Hire a personal shopper to curate unique finds, then retreat to a high-end hacienda like Hotel Atitlán for lakeside relaxation.