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Guatemala is known for being the home of the beautiful Mayan people and ruins and the colonial city of Antigua, but on the other hand, there is Guatemala City, a modern haven of more than 2 million inhabitants. Find your adventure within it's diverse landscape of spanning coastlines, lakes, mountains, tropical jungles, and grassy plains!
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Our Travel Gurus have ventured far and wide across Guatemala collecting the best tips and insider knowledge on the destinations you want to visit!
What do you love most about Guatemala?
"It’s such a diverse country! From ancient Mayan ruins to lakes, waterfalls, jungles, volcanoes, beaches… the list goes on! It has something for everyone."
A 'MUST' whilst you're there?
@the5050lifestyle's Top Tips
"Make sure you give yourself enough time to see everything Guatemala has to offer. We spent 4 weeks here but we could have spent another 2 weeks easily!"
Must pack items for Guatemala
"A pair of shoes that are suitable for hiking and getting wet. We LOVE our Teva hurricanes and would 100% recommend them to anyone!"
What is Guatemala like to travel as a backpacker?
"It’s a well-travelled backpacker route so it’s super easy! The main method of transport is group shuttles. The hostels are some of the best we’ve ever stayed in & easy to meet people."
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the5050lifestyle
- Travel Influencers & content creators
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Countries Visited:
75 Countries
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Favourite Destination:
Guatemala
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Dream Destination:
Jordan
- About them:
We’ve both been travelling the world together for over 10 years, h visiting over 75 countries! We’ve also lived and worked in both Canada and Australia. We love to share travel tips and itineraries.
Hobbiton in Guatemala? Sure! Why not...
"Being a massive LOTR fan, I was in my element. If you are in Antigua, definitely check out this spot! The views are unbelievable and you get to geek out for a few hours."
A 'MUST' whilst you're there?
What do you love most about Hobbitenango?
"Apart from the obvious LOTR spots and activities, the views are quite simply stunning. If you get lucky like we did, you can see Acetenango and an erupting Fuego."
@callander_shaun's Top Tips
"It can get quite busy so it is best to go in the morning. If it's not already included in your tour, you can book directly through Hobbitenango's office in Antigua, as we did, or make your own way there by Uber/taxi."
Is Hobbitenango worth visiting?
"It definitely is! It's a short 30-minute drive and you can choose a time slot to come back. There are a lot of fun activities and a beautiful area to explore. Your Guatemalan Shire experience awaits..."
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callander_shaun
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Countries Visited:
27 Countries
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Favourite Destination:
Bohol, Philippines
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Dream Destination:
Japan
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My wife and I are currently 2 months into 1 year of travelling Latin America. Starting in Mexico City working our way down to Argentina
Why is it called the Mayan Face Mirador?
"From a distance, this unique rock formation looks like a Mayan lying down facing the sky. When visiting the lake, you can see this from most spots around San Pedro and San Juan."
How's the trek to the top?
"It's an early rise and for the most part a dark walk. Our group all had their phone torches on! Once you do reach the top it is totally worth it, this view of the lake will stay with me forever."
What do you love most about Mayan Face Mirador?
"Once you are at the top and the sun has begun to rise, you will get an incredible view of the lake and the surrounding volcanoes. The guide will also start making some coffee, perfect spot for it!"
A 'MUST' whilst you're there?
Is visiting the Mayan Face Mirador worth it?
"Absolutely! The walk is not difficult, the views speak for themselves and by the time you are walking back down, the sun will have risen and you will hopefully get to see the rays splitting the trees!"
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callander_shaun
- Traveller
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Countries Visited:
27 Countries
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Favourite Destination:
Bohol, Philippines
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Dream Destination:
Japan
- About them:
My wife and I are currently 2 months into 1 year of travelling Latin America. Starting in Mexico City working our way down to Argentina
What do you love most about Lake Atitlán?
"I've never visited anywhere as beautiful as Lake Atitlán! Everywhere you look, you'll find awe-inspiring natural beauty."
A 'MUST' whilst you're there?
@deardishablog's Top Tips
"Across the 12 towns of Lake Atitlán, you'll find various co-operatives. Visiting them is a great way to better understand the culture, learn something new and give back to the community."
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deardishablog
- Travel Blogger
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Countries Visited:
17 Countries
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Favourite Destination:
Lake Atitlán
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Dream Destination:
Rio de Janeiro
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Travelling with the aim to visit 30 countries before I turn 30!