Surrounded by the three most iconic volcanoes in Guatemala, with a spacious taproom, a stage for live music, and captivating nature, Cervecería Catorce becomes an innovative force for Guatemala’s emerging craft beer culture. They offer brewery tours that educate visitors about the entire brewing process, from ingredient selection to bottling and labeling. The tours also include tastings of their diverse beer styles, ranging from light and refreshing to rich and complex.

Discover a colonial-style hacienda nestled within a private garden oasis. Villa Bokéh is a luxury hotel in the heart of a 6-acre garden. The building infuses classic Guatemalan colonial architecture with a contemporary design aesthetic and is replete with private terraces and gardens.

At Vihara, we embody the essence of our name, which means a place of retreat, tranquility, and wellness, offering you a sanctuary for rejuvenation of mind, body, and spirit. In this guesthouse, you will find budget friendly accommodations, activities, groups and classes, a sauna and spa, even a lifesize monopoly board.

Dining at El Tenedor del Cerro is a feast for the senses, especially at sunset. Enjoy a romantic view of the city of Antigua and the volcanoes that surround her while sipping champagne or one of their signature cocktails. The menu offers culinary delights from the grill, pizza, and pasta. There is also a museum on property and adventure activities like zip-lining. Fun for the entire family.

A short drive south from Antigua, along a beautiful stretch of road surrounded by nature, you will discover this little restaurant and bar with one of the most impressive views of Agua Volcano. If you’re looking for a quiet place out in nature, pay a visit to Alex and Lucy here. Just follow google maps. Pull down into the road where it says they are and you’ll see a two story restaurant next to the avocado farm.

If you’re looking to try authentic and delicious Guatemalan food, you’ll find it here. Located in the town of San Juan del Obispo, in a garden setting, on a hill with an amazing view, you’ll be able to enjoy pepian, estofado, as well as burritos and tacos. Additionally, they have a variety of wines made from regional fruits that you can sample. My personal favorite was the cherry, “cereza” in Spanish.

Here in the town of San Juan del Obispo, you will find this vendor of Artesanal wines. You can sample dozens of flavors of wines made from regional fruits, as well as marmalade, honey, and non-alcoholic drinks at an affordable price.

If you are looking for an authentic and adventurous experience near Antigua Guatemala, Carmona Trails may be a great option to consider. With their knowledgeable guides and commitment to sustainable tourism, they offer a unique and immersive way to explore the beauty and culture of the surrounding area.