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Best Time To Visit Guatemala: When To Go & When To Avoid

Category Guatemala Updated on March 19, 2022

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“When is the best time to visit Guatemala?”

A lot of our friends ask us when they should visit Guatemala and I’ll tell you the truth…

While the weather in Guatemala year-round is pretty stable in some ways, there are times you definitely just want to give it a miss. Why?

A lot of the activities you’ll want to do in Guatemala are mostly outdoors and I wouldn’t want the rain to hinder you from experiencing Guatemala to the fullest.

That’s why we created this guide so you can decide the best time to visit Guatemala and when you should probably avoid planning a trip to the beautiful country.

If you need a quick answer, here it is: The best time to visit Guatemala is from November to April. This is during the dry season when you’ll get plenty of sunshine, warm weather and lower chances of precipitation.

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Key Factors to Consider When Choosing the Best Time to Visit Guatemala
Quick Answer: When Is The Best Time To Visit Guatemala?
Quick Stats on Guatemala Weather & Seasons
The Best Time To Visit Guatemala – Overview
The Best Months To Visit Guatemala
The Worst Months To Visit Guatemala
Temperature Year-Round
Precipitation Year-Round
Sunshine Year-Round
The Weather Seasons In Guatemala: Wet and Dry
Dry Season In Guatemala
Wet / Rainy Season In Guatemala
The Best Time To Visit Guatemala In Our Opinion Is…

Key Factors to Consider When Choosing the Best Time to Visit Guatemala

While the rain and sunshine are the obvious factors when choosing the best time to visit Guatemala…

…they aren’t the only factors you need to consider.

Here are some things you should consider when choosing the best time to visit Guatemala:

  • Humidity
  • Rainy season
  • Prices
  • Events and
  • Crowds

Here’s the thing – everyone’s travel preferences are different and that’s okay! You need to choose the best time to visit Guatemala according to the activities you’d like to do and the destinations you’d like to visit.

While the weather doesn’t vary so much around the country, it’s a good thing to keep in mind. For example, there’s a vast difference between visiting Lake Atitlan in the dry season and visiting it in the rainy season (and trust me, you want to go in the dry season).

lake atitlan weather

Matthew and I love visiting top digital nomad destinations during the shoulder months because we get better rental deals and fewer crowds of people even if we have to endure some rainy days.

But maybe your love for the sunshine outweighs the need to battle crowds of tourists and higher accommodation prices then the peak season is worth it! Lake Atitlan weather is the best during peak season and even we would agree to visit during that time.

Here are some questions to help you choose the best time to visit Guatemala:

  • Which parts of the country do I want to visit?
  • Will the rain ruin my travels?
  • Do crowds of tourists truly bother me?
  • What kind of activities do I want to do?
  • Does the humidity affect me?

Based on your answers to these questions, you can narrow down the best time to visit Guatemala for yourself – whether that’s during the wet season or the dry one! Again, everyone’s preferences are different!

Quick Answer: When Is The Best Time To Visit Guatemala?

The best time to visit Guatemala is in February. Why?

February is in the middle of the peak season in Guatemala – this means it’s still the dry season with plenty of sunshine hours. There are not many events going on around this month which means crowds are less than normal and the accommodation prices can be lower.

santa catalina arch antigua guatemala

Can’t go in February?

The best time months to visit Guatemala are from November to April during the dry season. If you love the sunshine and you want to do activities like hiking Acatenango volcano or kayaking on Lake Atitlan you should definitely visit during these months.

Quick Stats on Guatemala Weather & Seasons

This varies based on where you are in Guatemala but I just want to give you a quick snapshot so you get an idea of what the weather is like.

  • Warmest month in Guatemala: April (81°F/27°C)
  • Coolest month in Guatemala: January (74°F/23°C)
  • Rainiest month in Guatemala: June
  • Driest month in Guatemala: February
  • Most crowded months in Guatemala: December/April
  • Least crowded months in Guatemala: June, July, September

The Best Time To Visit Guatemala – Overview

Guatemala is known as the “land of eternal spring”. What does that mean?

mirador san juan la laguna guatemala

The weather is never too hot and it’s never too cold. Don’t get me wrong, the weather in Guatemala is beautiful all-year-round (minuses the rainy days). The temperature is very comfortable at an average of 25C which is honestly perfect!

Here’s the best time to visit Guatemala (and the worst).

The Best Months To Visit Guatemala

The summer months in Guatemala are from November to April. A lot of people like visiting Guatemala during this time because the sun is shining and the daytime temperatures are pretty good at around 25-27C.

There are plenty of opportunities to do the top activities like – visiting Semuc Champey, seeing the ruins in Tikal, kayaking in Lake Atitlan and hiking the Pacaya volcano near Antigua, Guatemala! There are so many things to do – if you’re the kind of person that likes to visit every single thing on a trip then definitely visit during the dry season.

aerial view antigua guatemala

However, this is also the peak tourist season where crowds are plenty. You won’t be fighting for space to walk like we did while on our honeymoon in Santorini but it still gets pretty crowded in Guatemala. The prices for things like accommodation and tours can go up during this time as well. You can expect to pay anywhere between 15% to 30% more during the summer holidays.

The Worst Months To Visit Guatemala

The worst time to visit Guatemala is in June and September. These months have heavy rainfall which means you can get stuck inside the house/hotel for most of your trip.

The worst months to visit Guatemala are from May to October. You’ll experience heavy rains for days which makes it the wettest months to visit.

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Heavy rains in Antigua could mean flooding (but only for a bit)

Hear me out though: the thing about the rainy season in Guatemala is that it doesn’t rain alllll day long. You might get some heavy showers in the morning and again in the afternoon. There will be times when the sun comes out and you’ll just have some chilly nights. Unlike the weather in San Cristobal, Mexico where it’s pretty cold during the day and night – it’ll only be at night where you might need a jacket in Guatemala.

It’s hard to visit places like Lago de Atitlan or hike the popular volcanoes during this time. That’s why it’s important to see the kind of activities you want to do so you can avoid the rains and muddy conditions.

Temperature Year-Round

The weather in Guatemala is honestly fantastic year-round. The annual average temperature of 25°C means it’s never too hot and never too cold. You won’t find yourself sweating from walking place to place like you might with the weather in Playa del Carmen.

Precipitation Year-Round

The rainiest month in Guatemala is in June and September. These months have over 20 days of rain on average each month. There are rainstorms sometimes but they aren’t so bad compared to the rainy seasons in Asia. You’ll just get the usual rainy afternoon showers in Guatemala.

rainy season antigua guatemala

As you know, the weather is very unpredictable. We were in Lake Atitlan from March to May then Antigua Guatemala from June to July. We got the tail-end of the dry season and it was absolutely amazing! While we were in Antigua, it did rain quite a bit which is why we didn’t end up hiking Volcan Acatenango.

Sunshine Year-Round

If you want the months with the most hours of sunshine, January, February and March is in your best bet! These months get an average of 230 hours of sunshine each!

average hours of sunshine guatemala
Source: Weather and Climate

We were living in Lake Atitlan for 2 months from March to May and we noticed that March was definitely better and didn’t rain once for us. While we were living in Antigua from June to July and it rained almost every afternoon. The sun did come out in the mornings though so it’s not like the rain will completely dampen your plans!

More sunshine hours mean you get more chances to get out and enjoy the natural beauty Guatemala has to offer!

The Weather Seasons In Guatemala: Wet and Dry

The weather in Guatemala has 2 seasons: dry season and wet season.

Dry Season In Guatemala

The dry season is more like summertime so it’s going to be pleasant weather during your entire trip.

lake atitlan guatemala sunshine

This makes it the ideal time to visit Guatemala!

Here are the best things to do in Guatemala during the dry season:

  • Weekend trip to Lake Atitlan
  • Hiking Pacaya and Acatenango volcanoes
  • Exploring Semuc Champey
  • Visiting the Tikal Maya Ruins
  • Go on a coffee farm tour

Pros of visiting Guatemala in the dry season

  • Less likelihood of rain
  • Most activities are open
  • Lots of festivals and events happening like Semana Santa and Christmas

Cons of visiting Guatemala in the dry season

  • Prices will be much higher eg. accommodation costs
  • Crowded with tourists
  • Peak tourist season (November-May)

Wet / Rainy Season In Guatemala

The wet season is more like a rainy season where you’ll get afternoon showers and chilly nights.

rainy weather guatemala

The temperate climate makes it a really nice change from the heat of summer.

Here are the best things to do in Guatemala during the dry season:

  • Take a Guatemalan cooking class
  • Visit the museums
  • Tour the church ruins around Antigua

Pros of visiting Guatemala in the wet season:

  • Fewer crowds of people
  • Typical tourist attractions will be less crowded than the dry season
  • Prices are likely to be cheaper eg. accommodation costs

Cons of visiting Playa del Carmen in the wet season:

  • High chances of multiple rainy days during your trip
  • Fewer outdoor activities to do because of the possible showers

The Best Time To Visit Guatemala In Our Opinion Is…

The best time to visit Guatemala is November and March! We love visiting top travel destinations during the shoulder months. This means we get pretty decent weather (maybe a few rainy days) but we also still get good deals on accommodation. For us, this is the sweet spot when choosing the best time to visit a place!

We came from San Cristobal to Guatemala and the warm weather was just what we needed! Guatemala is truly a hidden gem in Central America and it’s worth visiting when the weather is the best.

We hope you find this helpful and that you love Guatemala as much as we did!

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The weather in Europe started to get colder in October and if you know us, you’ll know we chase the sunshine ☀️⁣
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The best part is that we were joining a coliving space with some friends we made back in Zagreb! We spent an awesome month together - exploring the country, getting work done together and getting to know each other better!⁣
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We love coliving because you get to have an instant community as soon as you land. A nomadic life gets lonely (yes, even as a couple) and coliving spaces usually create great communities with like-minded people!⁣
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@tohani_coliving was especially great at creating events for everyone. During our first week, we had a community design meeting to discuss and plan the kind of things we wanted to do together. I'll share more about our experience on coliving soon ✌️⁣
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Here are some of the highlights:⁣
🌊 Swimming in the ocean with friends⁣
🚗 Weekend getaway to northern cyprus⁣
🎳 Bowling night with the coliving fam⁣
🍼 Meeting good friends (+ their cute baby)
🚤 Jet skiing with my girl @jbabbage 
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🏖️ Exploring the many beaches Cyprus has to offer⁣
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On our Europe tour, we decided to make Skopje home for a few weeks! One of the main reason is because I needed to renew my passport which is much faster outside the country.⁣
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Other than that, we didn’t really know what to expect. There weren't many blogs or videos about being digital nomads here. We could only find 1 coworking space in the area but there were plenty of cafes to visit! There’s a huge cafe culture which is always nice.⁣
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We had a really nice, modern, comfortable apartment in Skopje for $580 USD which was 5 minutes walking from the city center. The cost of living is pretty affordable and it’s very safe! ⁣
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If you’re looking for a city to get some work done, explore the surrounding destinations and establish some routine or even simply go to the BEST gym I've ever been to (@fit_in_performance) - Skopje could be that place for you!⁣
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Would you visit Skopje, North Macedonia as a digital nomad?⁣
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Lisbon, Portugal is the top digital nomad destinat Lisbon, Portugal is the top digital nomad destination in Europe! 🇵🇹Why?⁣
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According to some digital nomad statistics, loneliness is the #1 reason people leave this lifestyle. When you’re traveling alone (or even as a couple), you easily feel all alone. Thankfully, the digital nomad community is very strong, open and welcoming!⁣
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Lisbon is also a popular spot because of the fast wifi (we had speeds of 500+ Mbps), endless coworking options and a relatively affordable cost of living (except the rising rental prices, of course let's be real). ⁣
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Our month in this wonderful city wasn’t long enough! It’s got all the simple things we love:⁣
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We can easily see why digital nomads keep coming back to this city and we hope we can explore more of Portugal (Porto, Algrave, etc).⁣
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We embarked on another 6-hour bus journey to our n We embarked on another 6-hour bus journey to our next digital nomad destination on this Europe tour.⁣
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Zagreb, Croatia has been on our minds for a while. While most people think of Split or Dubrovnik, we wanted to visit the capital and see what it’s really like for digital nomads.⁣
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These are some things that we think of before choosing a destination:⁣
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And so much more! Our biggest concern was the community part. After traveling Serbia alone - we were starting to feel quite lonely! We joined an FB group and found someone had set up a weekly coworking day.⁣
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Zagreb is a great destination in Europe for a digital nomad wanting a more affordable cost of living while still exploring Croatia! 🇭🇷⁣
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That’s one of the ways we like to approach some of our travels - not judging the country by its cover. You can hear some positive (or negative) things about countries but you never truly know until you experience it for yourself. ⁣
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European Digital Nomad Summer 2022, incoming ✨⁣
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After 4 months in Medellin, Colombia - we decided to head to Europe for the rest of the year!⁣
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Travel planning just becomes part of your lifestyle as digital nomads - it almost becomes a side hustle. When we're not working or exploring, we are researching/booking our next destinations!⁣
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🇬🇧 England⁣
🇦🇹 Austria⁣
🇭🇷 Croatia⁣
🇷🇸 Serbia⁣
🇫🇷 France⁣
🇳🇱 Netherlands⁣
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🇲🇰 North Macedonia⁣
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🇨🇾 Cyprus⁣
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TTA TIP: If you're in London, Pret has a subscription service for only about £30 and you get 5 drinks per day plus a cafe space to do a little work!⁣
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…We spent our first full month in Medellin, Colombia going through a list of things to sort out for ourselves (per usual).⁣
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It might look like we just land in a country and have everything sorted by day 1 but that’s certainly not the case.⁣
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In each country as digital nomads, you have to:⁣
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- Plan the activities we want to do while visiting the country⁣
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…lying on the beach in Thailand, one of our favorite places in the world. 🌴⁣
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Instead, we were touring a couple more US cities: Phoenix, San Francisco and Miami! At this point, we didn’t know how our year would look but we just needed to nail down our next location as digital nomads.⁣
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How did we do that? Simply go on Google flights, enter Miami (where we currently were) and don’t add a destination! There was one place that popped up that was high on our digital nomad destination list - Medellin, Colombia! 🇨🇴⁣
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For $245.15 USD total, Matthew and I hopped on a 2 hour plane ride to a country (and continent) we’ve never stepped foot on before! 🥹⁣
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We were tired of flying and traveling (faster than usual) and we decided to make Medellin our base for a few months but that’s for the next couple of posts to come…⁣
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Well, that's the truth...🤷🏻‍♀️ ⠀ Dig Well, that's the truth...🤷🏻‍♀️
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Digital nomad life isn’t for everyone.

There are days you’ll feel excited to live in a new country every couple of months, ready to learn about other cultures & always inspired by fellow digital nomads you meet on the road. 

But there are days where you’ll feel lonely, stuck, miserable and exhausted from moving and/or always making new friends. 

This digital nomad lifestyle is no way perfect, as it may look. But…

We wouldn’t have it any other way 🤍
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