Volcán San Pedro

Guatemala has an outstanding landscape to be discovered, characterized by its volcanoes, some of them active ones. It's actually in Guatelama where you'll find the most active volcano of Central America, the Volcán de Fuego. In this 2-week itinerary you can expect to find nature, adventure, hikes and my best tips after having travelled to this amazing country, so you can avoid mistakes, and enjoy to the fullest of your time in Guatemala. This itinerary is designed in a way to see the most attractive icons of the country in 2 weeks in a balanced way, where you'll need energy for the adventurous and physical part of the trip but you'll get to relax in idyllic places, too. Don't miss some of my tips written after (EVA'S TIP❗). Same system I use in all my other guides.

This is the most well-known lake in Guatemala, maybe even Central America. Lake Atitlan is also the deepest lake in Central America with many cozy, colorful towns along the water. It sits at an altitude of about 1,400 meters which keeps the weather so amazing all year round. This “Land of Eternal Spring” is a stunning place to visit all year round.

Guatemala is a vibrant and beautiful place to visit and although the country is small, there is a never-ending list of places to check out. If it's your first time visiting the country and you are trying to decide what to do, this guide will help give you ideas and places to stop along the way. This guide covers the 3 main tourist attraction cities: - Guatemala City - Antigua - Lake Atitlan Also included are recommended places to stay in all the cities from hostels to private accommodations, as well as great restaurants to eat at.