In Guatemala, every day is a new adventure. Picture yourself working from a cozy café in the colonial city of Antigua, surrounded by cobblestone streets and colorful facades. On weekends, you could be hiking up active volcanoes, exploring chaotic local markets, or diving into crystal-clear waters. The country’s diverse landscapes—from rain forests and serene lakes to rugged mountains and black beaches—offer endless opportunities for exploration and inspiration. This guide is a 1-month itinerary for digital nomads, taking you from Xela, to Lake Atitlán, to El Paredón, and Antigua where you can hike the volcano Acatenango, then pursue your journey north to Semuc Champey and Flores. I did this trip in May 2023 and would recommend it to everyone. Just an insight in how I build this guide. It is based on my experience, I was traveling with my partner. We were working from Monday to Thursday and would travel in the weekends. I will add the following sign 🏠, to the places we stayed but I will also add a cheaper option and a more expensive option, that I found either on hostelworld, booking.com or Airbnb with good reviews. Legend: ❤️- Highly recommend (the more hearts the more I loved it) 🏠 - The places I stayed 💻 - Restaurant you can work from 💵= Budget 💵💵 Mid-Budget 💵💵💵High Budget If you have any question do not hesitate to book a consultancy or send me a DM through instagram: https://www.instagram.com/anywherewithanea/ Also, if you book through the links I added I will earn some commission this will not add costs to you but will give me some extra earnings. Thank you in advance and I hope you will enjoy Guatemala as much as I did.

Welcome to Puerto Escondido (= Hidden Port), a town in Mexico that may not be as hidden as its name suggests, but is undoubtedly a must-visit destination! Having personally experienced the charm of this place, I'm excited to share a guide for a the short stay that blends popular highlights with some hidden local gems. Feel free to reach out if you have any questions!

Paris is one of the most touristic places on earth, if you are looking to go to all these attractions this guide is not for you. If you are looking to discover the " real" Paris with a touch of touristy attractions, please continue. As there are many places in the city that are absolutely beautiful and not full of tourists all the time. I’ve visited Paris a dozen times as a digital nomad, from a couple of hours to a couple of weeks, but not only that—I’ve also lived in the city of love for about a year. With this knowledge, many of my friends have asked me countless times where they should go when visiting. So, this has become my go-to travel guide. Here are some of my personal tips: - Use the subway or bikes to visit the city. - Stay in Rive Droite (north of the Seine). - Do the tourist attractions, but also try to see the "real" Paris. - Be careful with your phone in the subway, especially when standing close to the doors. - Paris is a multicultural city—eat more than just French food! Enjoy Paris! PS: Although I have been do these places some might close if so please let me know :) Thank you

Welcome to Puerto Escondido (= Hidden Port), a town in Mexico that may not be as hidden as its name suggests, but is undoubtedly a must-visit destination! Having personally experienced the charm of this place, I'm excited to share a guide for a the short stay that blends popular highlights with some hidden local gems. Feel free to reach out if you have any questions!

Are you interested in traveling to one of the places I know well, plan a consultation and we can go through the places, I'll share with you my knowledge and send you a personal travel guide based on your wishes.