🇬🇹 Guatemala
A colonial town ringed by volcanoes and a World Heritage Site: cobblestone streets, ruins, origin coffee, and the best base to experience Guatemala.
Leave the center: weavers from San Antonio, the lost capital of Ciudad Vieja, loquats in San Juan, and macadamia pancakes.
⏱️ full day · 4 stops
The most authentic coffee morning: harvest and roast with a coffee-growing family and finish at the local roastery.
⏱️ half day · 2 stops
From the farm to the cup and from the market to the square: the most Guatemalan morning possible in Antigua.
⏱️ half day · 3 stops
From the vineyard castle to village loquat wine and the first craft brewery in Antigua. For adults only.
⏱️ full day · 3 stops
It is an ideal place to appreciate and acquire authentic crafts directly from the artisans.
It is a unique experience for wine and nature lovers.
It is an excellent opportunity to immerse yourself in local culture and enjoy fresh products.
It's a short and tasty visit that combines with the bishop's palace.
It is a quiet and less touristy place that offers an authentic experience.
It's an ideal place to enjoy nature and fresh food in a family-friendly environment.
It's an ideal place for craft beer lovers looking to try unique flavors in a cozy atmosphere.
It is an excellent place to relax and enjoy craft beers in a natural setting.
It is an ideal place to disconnect and enjoy nature in a spectacular setting.
It is an ideal place for nature and food lovers seeking a unique experience.
It is a unique experience that connects visitors with coffee culture and its producers.
It is an ideal destination for those seeking stunning views and a unique dining experience.
It is a unique experience to learn about cacao and enjoy delicious cacao drinks.
Currency: quetzal (Q); carry some cash — not everyone takes cards. Airport to Antigua: shared shuttle (~1h). The city is walkable; cobblestone streets, wear comfortable shoes. The tourist area is safe by day; at night stick to well-lit streets in the center.