Lake Atitlán

Lake Atitlán isn’t just another scenic lake—it’s an immersive cultural and outdoor experience perfect for families. Imagine waking up to the sun rising over a volcanic crater lake, hopping on a boat to explore colorful villages, and ending the day

Traveling from Antigua Guatemala to Lake Atitlán with kids? Whether you’re looking for the most comfortable, budget-friendly, or safest way to get there, this guide has everything you need to know. As a parent, I understand the challenges of traveling

Lake Atitlán is one of those magical destinations that families can truly enjoy together. Surrounded by volcanoes and charming villages, it offers a mix of adventure, relaxation, and culture that makes it an incredible spot to visit with kids. But

Guatemala is full of cultural gems, but Chichicastenango Market—often called Chi Chi—is an experience unlike any other. As the largest open-air market in Central America, it’s a feast for the senses, overflowing with vibrant textiles, handcrafted goods, traditional Mayan artwork,

Ahh, the beauty. Lake Atitlan lived up to the hype. Waking up every morning on the deck facing east to view magnificent sunrises, hearing the lapping of the calm early morning waves. We enjoyed our almost 2 weeks in Santa

In this post, we discuss how to get around Lake Atitlán once you get there.  Public Boats – The Main Way to Travel Around the Lake Public boats, or lanchas, are the most common way to get between towns on