7 articles to prepare your trip
A free vantage point perched above Chiantla, the Juan Dieguez Olaverri viewpoint combines panoramic views of the Sierra de los Cuchumatanes with a poem engraved in stone.
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.
Tecpán
At the gateway to Lake Atitlán, Tecpán preserves the legacy of Iximche, Guatemala's first Kaqchikel Maya capital. Sites, cuisine, and essential advice for a memorable visit.
San Andrés Xecul
Just 12 km from Quetzaltenango, San Andrés Xecul showcases a striking fluorescent yellow church that has become an icon of Maya-Catholic syncretism. Your complete travel guide.
El Remate
On the shores of Lake Petén Itzá, El Remate offers a peaceful nature stopover before Tikal. Lake, jungle, sunrise over Maya temples: everything is within reach.
Sacatepéquez is the smallest of Guatemala's twenty-two departments. Located in the heart of the country, it is home to approximately 380,000 inhabitants. Geographically, it spans an area of 465 km², covering parts of Guatemala to the north and east, Escuintla to the south, and Chimaltenango to the west.
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