Come to Guatemala

Guatemala is abundance of biologically significant and unique ecosystems contribute to Mesoamerica's designation as a biodiversity hotspot, there are mountainous highlands; 33 volcanoes paralleling the Pacific coast 50 to 75 miles inland (three are active); world-renowned Lake Atitlan (surrounded by three of those volcanoes); tropical jungles; and abundant wildlife, with hundreds of bird species, plus spider and howler monkeys, agoutis, coatis, 4-foot long iguanas, and crocodiles, that's just what we were able to see in a short visit.

The colonial Spanish capitol of Antigua is a world heritage site, and there are many extensive Mayan ruins, the best known being Tikal. And Guatemala has the largest percentage of indigenous peoples in Central America, direct descendants of the Mayans whose highly developed civilization collapsed in the 9th century AD.

There is much to get to know and see in this small Central American country, and the gap between photos, and the reality, is astounding. Come and experience the best adventure with us!