8 articles to prepare your trip
Tikal
In northern Guatemala, Tikal comprises more than 3,000 Maya structures within a jungle spanning 576 km². Practical guide: temples, access from Flores, season and FAQs.
Rio Cahabon
The Cahabón River stretches across Alta Verapaz for 196 km. Class III-IV rafting, turquoise limestone pools of Semuc Champey, caves and hot springs.
UNESCO World Heritage Maya site, Quiriguá preserves the tallest carved stelae in the Maya world, bearing witness to the reign of K'ak' Tiliw Chan Yopaat in the 8th century.
Private ecotourism reserve near Flores, Ixpanpajul Park combines the Skyway suspended bridges, the Tarzan Tour zip-lines and the tropical forest of Petén.
Volcan Agua
Located 9 km from Antigua Guatemala, Agua Volcano rises to 3,766 m. An inactive stratovolcano steeped in history, it offers an ascent of approximately 6 hours.
Flores
A small paved island in the heart of Lake Petén Itzá, Flores is the perfect base for exploring Tikal, Yaxhá and the Mayan cities of northern Guatemala.
Antigua
A former colonial capital and UNESCO World Heritage site, Antigua unfolds its ruins, convents and volcanoes 45 km from Guatemala City. Our complete guide.
Petén department is one of Guatemala's most stunning regions, especially for those who love hiking, bird watching, and archaeological discoveries. Forest walks, zip-lining, encounters with local wildlife and flora… It's truly the premier destination for nature lovers from around the world.
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