Flores

Explore the vibrant world of Flores – a journey through its stunning landscapes, rich culture, and hidden gems.

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      Scenic waterfront with colorful buildings and boats

      Essentials

      • Top Attractions: Lake Petén Itzá, Uaxactun, Hoyo El Cimarrón, Tikal National Park, Crater Azul
      • Best Months to Visit: April, August, July, June, May, October, September

      Lake Petén Itzá

      Lake Petén Itzá is a picturesque lake located in the northern lowlands of Guatemala. It is surrounded by lush forests and is known for its beautiful sunsets and serene atmosphere. The lake provides opportunities for various water activities, such as swimming, kayaking, and boating. Nearby, visitors can explore the Mayan ruins of Tikal National Park, a UNESCO World Heritage site. Lake Petén Itzá is a tranquil destination that offers a blend of natural beauty and cultural exploration in the heart of the Mayan civilization.

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      Uaxactun

      Uaxactun is an ancient Mayan archaeological site situated in the Northern Lowlands region of Guatemala. It is known for its well-preserved Mayan ruins, including several temples and ceremonial complexes. Uaxactun is considered one of the oldest Mayan cities and has a rich history dating back over 2,000 years. The site also offers unique stargazing opportunities, as it has ancient astronomical observatories.

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      Hoyo El Cimarrón

      Hoyo El Cimarrón is a gigantic sinkhole located in Alta Verapaz, considered one of the largest in the world.

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      Vast canyon cliffs with forest and person for scale.

      Tikal National Park

      Tikal National Park is an archaeological site located in the northern region of Guatemala. It was once a thriving Mayan city and is now a UNESCO World Heritage site. The park is known for its impressive ancient ruins, including towering pyramids, temples, and palaces. Exploring Tikal allows visitors to immerse themselves in the fascinating history and culture of the Mayan civilization. The park is also home to diverse wildlife and offers opportunities for birdwatching and nature walks in the jungle.

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      Man overlooking ancient Mayan temple ruins in jungle.

      Crater Azul

      Crater Azul is a beautiful crater lake located in the Western Highlands region of Guatemala. It is nestled in a volcanic landscape, surrounded by lush vegetation and scenic beauty. The lake's azure blue waters create a mesmerizing sight. Visitors can hike to the crater, enjoy the panoramic views, and even swim in the refreshing lake. Crater Azul offers a unique natural attraction where visitors can immerse themselves in the tranquility of the volcanic surroundings and marvel at the stunning beauty of the crater lake.

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      El Mirador

      El Mirador is an ancient Mayan city located deep in the jungle of the Petén region in Guatemala. It is known for its massive pyramids, such as La Danta, which is one of the largest pyramids in the world. Exploring El Mirador requires a multi-day trek through dense rainforest, but the journey is rewarded with the opportunity to witness the awe-inspiring ruins and immerse oneself in the ancient Mayan civilization. El Mirador is a destination for adventurous explorers and archaeology enthusiasts seeking to uncover the mysteries of the Mayan world.

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