Guatemala; the place of endless activities
Discover the finest Water-Based experiences in Guatemala. From hidden gems to popular hotspots, explore a curated selection that showcases the best of what the place has to offer.
Experience Guatemala like never before with our handpicked Water-Based selection. Whether you're looking for exceptional experiences, we've got you covered. Each location has been carefully selected to ensure you enjoy the very best of Guatemala's vibrant Water-Based scene.

Tikal SUNRISE, Archeological focus and Wildlife Spotting Tour (North and West)
, Guatemala
Top Water-Based in Guatemala
Top sights in Guatemala
Explore remarkable locations known for exciting activities and unforgettable experiences. Find must-visit attractions and places offering the best things to do during your trip. Discover iconic destinations and hidden gems perfect for creating lasting memories.
From sightseeing to restaurants
there’s plenty of things to do in Guatemala
Other tours in Guatemala
Top-rated places to stay near Guatemala
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Know more about Guatemala
There are a lot of options in Guatemala. If you plan on staying in the Guatemala area, consider making a reservation for a few nights at one of these properties as these have been rated the top Water-Based in Guatemala:
- Sunrise Hike Tour on Indian's Nose Mountain
- Coffee, Chocolate and Textile Tour in Lake Atitlan
- Lake Atitlan Cultural Tour Exploring Mayan Villages
- Best Rappel in Guatemala (45 mts. high waterfall near Antigua)
- Kayaking on Lake Atitlan
- sunset tour
- Discover Antigua Tour from Puerto Quetzal with Lunch
- Puerto Quetzal Pacaya Volcano Horseback Ride with Lava Pizza
- Wine and Rum Private Tour from Puerto Quetzal
- The best of Antigua for cruisers. Pto Quetzal.
- Mangrove Guardians: CSR Eco-Adventure at Hawaii Nature Reserve
- Full day Atitlan lake with lunch from Quetzal Port.





































