Beat Arizona Heat Vacation
Guatemala has a tropical climate, and weather that is largely determined by geography and altitude.
The highlands tend to be cooler than the coastal areas and lowlands.
You’ll find comfortable spring-like temperatures in major cities like La Antigua, Guatemala City, and Quetzaltenango throughout much of the year.
The old temperature record was 115°F. July 30 also marks the hottest day so far in 2020. One day ago, on July 29, Phoenix reached 115°F, which tied a record that was set back in 1995.
Flight to Guatemala from Arizona
About Lake Atitlan Guatemala
Lake Atitlán is a body of water in a massive volcanic crater in Guatemala’s southwestern highlands. Ringed by steep, verdant hills, it’s known for its Mayan villages and volcanoes with striking pointed cones.
The busy town of Panajachel, is a popular gateway to the lake offering Hiking, Mayan Cultural, Shaman, Herbal Medicine, Weaving, Coffee, and Cacao.
Our tours are customized for groups of ten or twelve only.
We feel in order for our guests from Arizona to experience the Real Guatemala, smaller groups have the attention of our Mayan Guides providing the feeling of personal attention. Never rushed.
Upon your arrival at Guatemala International Airport
Our private shuttle service will meet you at the airport and take you in an Air-Conditioned Shuttle, with an English Speaking Driver, who if you wish to stop along the way for any reason, your wishes will be taken care of.
Travel time from Guatemala City Airport to Lake Atitlan depends on the time of day and traffic you can expect for three to four hours.