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Go To Guatemala
Guatemala is a unique and captivating place, rich in ancient cultures and traditions, and home to some of the best-preserved Mayan ruins in Latin America
Volcanic Landscapes & Ancient Mayan Relics
Guatemala is a unique and captivating place, rich in ancient cultures and traditions, and home to some of the best-preserved Mayan ruins in Latin America
Guatemala is also home to vast jungles, scenic beaches, striking volcanoes and grand colonial cities. If you are looking to go to a country rich in history, culture, and natural beauty, this Central American gem is one to really consider.
Where To Go In Guatemala
This small yet beguiling city, situated in the shadow of the towering...
The Southern Guatemala Altiplano (highlands), is a beautiful, mountainous region in the...
Located in a national park in the North of the country some...
Our Pick
Guatemala Mayan Explorer
From panoramic volcano hikes to ancient Mayan ruins, and colorful artisanal markets, experience some of the wonders of this captivating country in this 10 day package.
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Dating back to the 1st century, Tikal is the largest excavated Mayan city in the world
The vast crater lake of Atitlan in the Southern Sierra Madre mountain range is truly spectacular
Guatemala is renowned for producing some of the finest coffee beans in the world, and the industry i...
Semuc Champey is a network of natural limestone pools, caves and waterfalls set in a remote valley a...
Indigenous groups in Guatemala have a long and proud tradition of hand-making artisanal crafts and t...
Volcan Acatenango is situated near the city of Antigua, and is one of the most beautiful of the coun...
Faq?
There are no direct flights from the UK to Guatemala, though Iberia operates regular direct flights to Guatemala City from Madrid. Alternatively you can change in a number of US cities including New York, Houston or Miami, as well as Mexico City, or Panama.
The dry season runs from November to April, though the climate is generally very warm year round and even in the west season, rainfall is usually limited to just a few hours a day.
With so much to do and see we recommend a minimum of ten days, to ensure you get to experience some of the main highlights.
UK citizens do not require a visa to enter Guatemala, and may remain for 90 days. However, please note, your passport should be valid for a minimum period of 6 months from your date of entry into the country.
Guatemala Essentials
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Booking.com
- For you to find the best accommodation around your trip Guatemala. They have hotels for all budgets.
