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Guatemala's colonial gem

Highlands of Guatemala, Guatemala

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Located in the central highlands of Guatemala, Antigua is famous for its well-preserved Spanish Mudéjar-influenced Baroque architecture as well as a number of spectacular ruined churches. It is...

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Pacific Coast, Guatemala

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  There are many places along the Pacific coast of Guatemala where you can find some pleasant black sand beaches which have resulted from the volcanic nature of the country. Whilst taking into c...

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Pacific Coast, Guatemala

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Located in Monterrico, the Biotopo Monterrico-Hawaii nature reserve is an important turtle nesting ground, covering a total area of some 28 square kilometres. The reserve is comprised of four distinct...

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Guatemala's most famous market

Highlands of Guatemala, Guatemala

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The highland town of Chichicastenango is a small and stucco-white town surrounded by high mountains. The town is home to an important, extensive and colourful artisan market which takes place on Thurs...

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Central and East, Guatemala

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Located in the department of Alta Verapaz in central Guatemala, Coban is the capital city as well as the administrative centre for the surrounding Coban municipality. Situated in the Guatemalan highla...

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