Embark on a private, 3 hour walking tour to explore the heart of Antigua. We will visit iconic landmarks like Central Park, The Cathedral, the Santa Catalina Arch, and more. As we explore, you'll uncover it's rich history and vibrant culture.

After, we'll venture through a local, organic coffee plantation just outside of Antigua. This will be a "seed-to-cup" experience, meaning you'll learn about the entire process from growing and harvesting, to roasting and brewing.

Pacaya is one of Guatemala's most active volcanoes, currently erupting with continuous activity. With a history stretching back 23,000 years, the ground radiates warmth, alive with unseen energy, and the wind carries whispers from the mountain spirits who have watched over these lands for millennia. To immerse ourselves in unforgettable views, we will partake on a moderate hike, about a 2 hour ascent and 1 hour descent.

Lake Atitlan shimmers like liquid glass, reflecting the silhouettes of three majestic volcanoes — Atitlán, Tolimán, and San Pedro. The boat ride becomes a meditation — a journey through stillness and movement, reflection and wonder.

This ride will take us to two villages:

San Juan La Laguna- This charming village is celebrated for its women's weaving cooperatives, which have successfully rescued and preserved ancient Mayan techniques for dying cotton. We'll witness the creation of truly beautiful and handmade textiles.

San Pedro La Laguna- A town famous for its laid-back atmosphere, vibrant art scene, and stunning view of surrounding volcanoes.

A Mayan Astrology Reading with an Ajq'ij — a traditional timekeeper and spiritual guide — is a sacred encounter with the cosmic rhythm that shapes your soul. It begins softly, often in a quiet room filled with the scent of burning copal, candles flickering in the four directions to honor the elements and the ancestors. The Ajq’ij sits before a colorful cloth marked with sacred symbols, their eyes calm yet deep, carrying the wisdom of generations who have read the stars not from the sky, but from the heartbeat of the Earth.

We will experience a private guided walk through the famous Chi Chi Castenango Market, Guatemala's second largest indigenous market and a true kaleidoscope of culture. Along the way, we will visit key spiritual sites, such as the Santo Tomas Church, and the local cemetery.

Every space in the Yoga Forest feels infused with intention. The energy is both grounding and ethereal; it’s a place that invites you to listen deeply — to your breath, to your body, and to the quiet wisdom of the land. The Yoga Forest isn’t just a retreat center — it’s a living ceremony — a place where healing, awakening, and connection weave together in harmony, reminding you that you are part of something vast, sacred, and beautifully alive.

As you wander among weathered temples, ball courts, and ceremonial platforms, you can almost feel the pulse of ceremony that once filled the Mayan Site of Iximché — drums, chanting, the crackle of sacred fires. The layout of the site reflects cosmic harmony: each plaza oriented with precision to honor the sun, moon, and cardinal directions. What makes Iximché especially powerful is that it’s not just a ruin — it remains alive as a spiritual site. Local spiritual guides still come to perform fire ceremonies, offering candles, flowers, and incense to the ancestors.

The Sacred Fire Ceremony for the Maya is a bridge between the seen and unseen worlds. Through offerings of incense, sugar, and colored candles, the Shaman opens a dialogue with the Nahuales (spirits of the days), the ancestors, and the Divine. This is an opportunity to cleanse and protect, to bring in gratitude and intention, and to heal and harmonize.

As you journey back home, take this opportunity to reflect, appreciate, and integrate the lessons brought to you from the land and culture of Guatemala.