Lake Atitlán is an ancient site where peoples from all over the America’s have been travelling through and rejoicing in the awe inspiring natural beauty of this incredible lake surrounded by three volcanos and a mountain scapes.

Proven by the recent discovery of “Samabaj” a Maya ceremonial site once nested at the bottom of this lake, pottery from many different indigenous nations has been found deep in the floor of this incredible lake making it a place of connection to the deep inherent beauty of the natural world.

A volcano that exploded uncountable years ago giving birth to this lagoon that after hundreds of thousands of years was filled by rain water and rivers and till today holds an ancient crater connection to the center of the planet making it an energetic vortex that attracts humans of all walks of life, that all tough our purposes might be different, we all get touched by this magical place and leave with a sense of deep inspiration, or never leave at all.

The home of many Maya descendant indigenous peoples living in 12 different very unique and distinguishable villages, this majestic lands still carry a rural ancient way of living that both take us on a journey to the past while reconnects us to nature and to the ancient way of the Maya.

A very palpable and very alive indigenous tradition still thrives here and births all forms of artistic expression, from textiles to pottery, music and dance, ceremonies and spirituality, painting, poetry and culinary flavors.