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Temple Ruins at Tikal
The sun was still rising above the jungle as we entered Tikal national park. Somewhere in there, hidden amongst the tangle of leaves of vines - almost reclaimed by nature - is the remains of one of the most powerful citadels in the ancient Mayan world. Tikal.
Living the Sweet Life in Rio Dulce
In the eastern reaches of Guatemala there is a place like no where else we had visited during our month in the country so far. Welcome to Rio Dulce... you’ll never want to leave.
The sparkling pools of Semuc Champey
Nestled in the Guatemalan jungle, Semuc Champey is a natural marvel renowned for its turquoise pools cascading over limestone formations.
Going North: a week in Guatemala’s highlands
After the exertion of climbing an erupting volcano, we headed towards Lake Atitlan seeking rest and relaxation.
Sampling Antigua’s Delights and Scaling Acatenango’s Heights
From living our best brunch lives to barely breathing at the top of a volcano, Antigua was a Central America highlight.