Things to do in  San Pedro La Laguna

The clear, seemingly endless waters of Lake Atitlan are ringed by high volcanoes and picturesque towns, creating the perfect mix of drama and charm. The lake remains a central hub for the Maya nations in Guatemala; in addition to its cultural and spiritual significance, the fertile soil of the area supports a large agricultural industry, with locals trading squash, tomatoes, avocados, strawberries, and coffee at nearby markets.

Casting its imposing shadow over the western shoreline of Lake Atitlan (Lago de Atitlán, this dormant 9,908-foot (3,020-meter volcano beckons adventure-hungry travelers. The volcano is one of the most accessible in the region, with the route up to its summit leading through corn fields, coffee plantations, and cloud forests.