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Set deep in the coffee-smelling highlands of Central America, this fascinating town has UNESCO sites and old Spanish churches aplenty. Head in with a guide from tourHQ to make the most of what Antigua Guatemala has to offer.
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Adventure is out there…in Guatemala! Even though it is one of the most underrated countries to visit, Guatemala is a treasure trove of experiences for curious adventurers, and not just of the ...
A hidden gem in Central America, Guatemala has often garnered attention for its rich tapestry of landscape, ranging from forests and volcanoes to beaches and colourful cities. With a country that has ...
When contracting services in Guatemala, we would like the guide to speak a range of languages including your own, as well as the local lingo also speak clearly, audibly and with ...
It’s hard not to fall in love with Guatemala; though it can be easily defined as one of the more compact countries on the planet, it packs in quite a punch. In just over hundred thousand square ...
Guatemala has a board of tourism known as INGUAT, which is in charge of regulating any touristic related issue. In the case of tour guides this govermental branch is responsible for ...
A patchwork grid of charming passageways and cobbled streets that’s peppered with looming remnants of Spanish colonialism forms the heart of magnificent Antigua Guatemala; a UNESCO-attested city encompassed by soaring volcanic calderas draped in mist, endless seas of verdant coffee plantations and the looming mountains of Mesoamerica.
With so many must see historical and cultural sites crammed into the centre here, it may be a good idea to ask your Antigua Guatemala tour guide for a walking route around the old town that radiates outwards from the Parque Central, encompassing the exquisite Cathedral de Santiago, the old el Palacio, the various Spanish archways and the beautiful Iglesia La Merced. Then, why not hit the acclaimed Casa Santo Domingo, where it’s possible to enjoy a chilled cerveza in the heart of a classic colonial reliquary.
And let’s not forget the ever-present peaks of Fuego, Acatenango and Pacaya standing ominously on the horizon; veritable meccas for hikers and intrepid types looking to wind their way to the very roof of Central America.
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