My Experience Studying Spanish In Guatemala
While traveling through Guatemala I spent 3 weeks taking Spanish classes and staying with a local family on Lake Atitlan. Here’s a rundown of my experience.
Beautiful photography, personal stories, and travel tips from my adventures in Guatemala.
Guatemala is the most densely populated country in Central America, creating a valuable sense of culture – both old and new. It is home to many Mayan archaeological sites built over time by the Maya community.
As one of Central American’s cultural highlights, you can’t leave Guatemala without paying a visit to the Mayan Ruins of Tikal and to the beautiful city of Antigua.
Find a great hotel, guesthouse, or hostel in Guatemala.
While traveling through Guatemala I spent 3 weeks taking Spanish classes and staying with a local family on Lake Atitlan. Here’s a rundown of my experience.
After a picturesque hike through the Guatemalan jungle, I found paradise. The natural limestone bridge and turquoise blue pools of Semuc Champey had revealed themselves.
Guatemala’s active volcano Santiaguito erupts with an explosion of hot ash & rocks every few hours. So of course we decided to hike it and go camping.
The baggage claim conveyor belt finally stopped, and my backpack was nowhere to be seen. I had just arrived in Guatemala City (aka “Guate”) to start my official year around the world. But now I didn’t have any belongings.