You will put to work your creativity by designing, cutting and carving your own jewel of Jade. You will be guided by one of our expert jade carvers so you can take home a unique creation, made with your hands. You will take with you a piece of our land and our culture. An incredible and unique experience, you can not miss! We await for you.

Take a morning to learn the Maya art of backstrap weaving in a beautiful central Antigua courtyard, surrounded by plants. Sit alongside a master weaver and learn her story. Guatemala is a country rich in its textile tradition, with lots of colors everywhere. But do you know what it really takes to create a weaving? Beginners can gain appreciation of this tradition, and advanced weavers can dive into the nitty gritty details of single-sided or even double-sided brocade. Stitch by stitch, learn to weave a traditional motif.

4 grados Norte is one of the most vibrant parts of Guatemala City. We are the only walking tour available in the area and know the best spots for you to check out. Great way to get to know the town and all it has to offer. The tour is graffiti focused. This means that we will take you to the best graffiti spots and on the way, show you all the restaurants around.

Chichicastenango, popularly called “Chichi” by locals, is an indigenous town in the Guatemalan Highlands where a kaleidoscope of colors, shapes, traditions and tastes, takes place. Its market days predates the Spanish arrival and still draws people from far and wide to trade fresh products, handcrafted goods, vibrant textiles and local recipes. This experience walking through lively streets, visiting the cemetery, a traditional mask workshop, and the historic Santo Tomás Church, guided by experts and passioned local friends. Our visit includes one on one time with a local costume factory called Morería, where generation after generation the family has dedicated their passion and art to the creation of traditional customes worn or dressed at festive dances, step inside of Santo Tomás Church to appreciate how Maya and Catholicism Ideology has blended together.

This experience aims to preserve the textile art of Guatemala, the highest expression of the Mayan worldview. We will travel to the community of Santo Domingo Xenacoj, located 37km from Guatemala City. Upon arrival in the community, you will meet with the Council of Weavers of town and together you will start learning about the importance of the National Council of Weavers in Guatemala, their effort in the preservation and conservation of Guatemala weaving art. You will finish the day eating a traditional lunch prepared by the community.

Did you know that the ancient Mayan culturist developed the art of clay sculpture? Know some of the symbology of art in the collective imagination, and immerse yourself in the method of Jungian therapy and imagine your own fantasy of mud and make possible with the artisan mud

What makes it special: - Visit multiple artisan communities. Explore the villages of San Felipe de Jesús, Jocotenango, San Juan del Obispo, and San Pedro Las Huertas, each known for its unique traditions and local products. - Meet the artisans behind the craft. Learn directly from skilled craftspeople who preserve generations of knowledge and cultural heritage. - Hands on cultural experiences. Participate in artisan workshops and try traditional techniques, creating a deeper connection to the region’s craftsmanship. - Discover authentic local traditions. Gain insight into the stories, history, and cultural significance behind each handmade product.

An orientation walk through the Antigua Market to experience and meet the community. Lead by an English speaking guide who lives in Antigua. This is not your average walking tour. While not led by someone born in the market, your guide is deeply connected to the people who were — offering an insider-style introduction to one of Antigua’s most vibrant communities. The market is more than buying and selling; it’s daily life in motion from before sunrise. This experience explores areas that bring the market to life: meats, seafood, fruits and vegetables, chicken buses, clothing, incense, floral stalls, hardware, kitchenware, artisan goods, food courts, ceviche spots, and more. Meet vendors, learn local rhythms, and experience the culture behind the stalls.

Immerse yourself in a creative experience with the workshop 'Make your ceramic bracelet on loom'. Learn ancient craft techniques while designing your own bracelet, combining ceramics, vibrant colors and your personal style. This workshop not only teaches you, but connects you to the tradition of handmade art, allowing you to create a unique piece that reflects your essence. It’s the perfect time to relax, share with friends, and appreciate the value of artisanal.

Experience an authentic class diving into the heritage art of backstrap weaving. This class is offered a beautiful colonial garden in central Antigua, just 3 blocks away from the Central Park. This convenient location makes it a great morning activity. Throughout Guatemala, vibrant textiles reflect deep cultural pride and generations of skilled craftsmanship. Creating a loom of your own will provide essential background knowledge and appreciation for all participants as they explore Guatemala. Our Warping Class is always offered one-on-one, honoring the way master weavers prefer to pass on their knowledge, as it is how they learned the craft themselves.

What sets your experience apart is the way we discover Guatemala City: through a carefully curated route that combines gastronomy, culture, architecture and local lifestyle. It is not a traditional tour of tourist spots; it is an experience designed to connect with the city from an authentic perspective, with selected places, local histories and memorable moments that show a Guatemala beyond expectations.