October 31 - November 21, 2026

GUATEMALA FUEGO: Antigua & Lake Atitlan

From $1,700 USD*

* All-inclusive remote work trip - accommodation + weekend adventures.

The remote work trip that blends historic charm, volcanoes, and community.

Guatemala Fuego is a 3-week remote work & travel experience designed for people who want to stay productive while immersing in culture, nature, and real connection. You’ll be based in Antigua, a vibrant colonial city surrounded by volcanoes, artisan markets, and some of the best coffee in Latin America.

Expect: sunlit coworking patios, market-fresh meals, cultural depth, and epic outdoor adventures - including the Acatenango Overnight Hike to witness Volcán Fuego’s eruptions - with a tribe that feels like home, wherever you are.

WHERE WE’RE GOING

We’ll be based in Antigua for the full three weeks, a walkable, vibrant, and culturally rich city that feels both inspiring and grounding. Mornings begin with coffee from a local roastery, and evenings end with markets, live music, or quiet rooftop views of the surrounding volcanoes.

During the weekdays, you’ll work remotely at your own pace - whether from our home or nearby cafés - while afternoons and evenings are for connecting with the tribe through dinners, salsa nights, skillshares, or local food experiences.

A woman in a colorful traditional dress weaving on a loom outdoors.

Colorful street with cobblestone road, parked cars, and pedestrians, leading to a yellow arch with a clock tower in the background, under a cloudy sky.

On the weekends, we’ll dive into unforgettable adventures: hike the Acatenango and Fuego Overnight Trek to watch lava eruptions under the stars and wake above the clouds, and enjoy a Lake Atitlán getaway with relaxed mornings by the water, visits to small Mayan villages, artisan shops, and immersive local culture.

A wooden dock extending into a calm lake with a boat and a person on it, with Mount Taranaki in the background during sunset.

A volcano with a smoke plume at its summit, glowing with warm tones from the sunlight, surrounded by clouds and a forested slope.

LEARN MORE 🔗

Group of five diverse friends smiling and posing with Agua Volcano, Antigua, Guatemala in the background, during daytime on clear weather.

“Went on my first trip with them to Guatemala and had a blast. They took care of all the logistics and made sure everything was high quality while giving us enough flexibility to shape the trip as our own. What a great community and mission. Would highly recommend.”

- Neil Gupta, Guatemala Trip April 2026

OUR CASA

We’ll stay in a spacious colonial house in Antigua, featuring shared common areas, an open kitchen for family-style meals, and cozy corners perfect for coworking or relaxing. The house has two rooftops, dedicated spots for private calls, and a warm, lived-in feel that makes it easy to focus during the day and unwind at night.

Just a 5-minute walk from a gym and surrounded by the best part of Antigua, it’s simple, comfortable, and ideally located for exploring the city on foot. A supermarket, cafés, and local shops are all within easy reach, making everyday life effortless while you enjoy your remote work and cultural adventures.

Rooftop terrace with outdoor furniture, potted plants, and a view of a mountain in the distance with blue sky and clouds.

Kitchen with dark wood cabinets, a stainless steel refrigerator, a microwave, a toaster oven, cutting boards, and kitchen utensils on the counter. The floor is tiled in terracotta.

Two-story house with white walls, arched windows, and orange tile roof, featuring a small balcony with decorative black wrought iron railings and a potted plant.

Dining room with yellow walls, tiled floor, wooden table with chairs, decorative alcoves with vases and dried flowers, chandelier on ceiling, and a doorway leading to another room with additional furniture and artwork.

Rooftop terrace with a glass-topped table, four wrought iron chairs, and a large beige outdoor umbrella, overlooking traditional clay tile roofs and a white chimney with circular openings, with a cityscape and hills in the background.

Kitchen with dark wood cabinets, a stove and range hood, a sink, dish rack, cutting board, and decorative jars.

A cozy outdoor patio with lush green plants, stone wall, and a small table with chairs, adjacent to a building with white columns and a balcony overhead.

Rooftop patio with white metal chairs and round table, potted plants, beige shade sails, string lights, white walls, and neighboring buildings under a blue sky with scattered clouds.

A courtyard with lush green plants, colonial-style white columns, stone pathways, and wicker shoes on the ground. There's a spiral staircase on the right, stone wall and a tree in the background.

CHOOSE YOUR VIBE

Sleep, work, and relax in spaces designed for comfort and connection. Choose the package that fits your vibe and join the tribe for the full experience.

Private Room Package

A cozy bedroom with a large window showing a mountain view. The room has white walls, a blue quilted bedspread, two pillows, and rolled towels at the foot of the bed. There is a small lamp on the nightstand and a wall-mounted sconce.

A bedroom with an orange bedspread, matching pillows, white sheets, and a rolled white towel on the bed. There is a dark wooden headboard and two small dark nightstands on each side of the bed. A window with a wooden frame shows a partly cloudy sky outside.

Relax in your own private room while enjoying Antigua’s historic charm beauty. Accommodation, curated experiences, and weekend adventures - including Acatenango Overnight Hike and lakeside village visits - are included.

Your Spot: $2,600 USD

Semi Private Room Package

A hotel room with two double beds with dark blue bedspreads, gray towels, and white bed skirts, wooden headboards, a wooden nightstand between the beds, and a chandelier hanging from the ceiling.

A motel room with two single beds covered in dark gray bedspreads, each with a rolled towel at the foot. There is a dark wooden nightstand with a lamp between the beds, a ceiling chandelier, a wall-mounted light, and a ceiling fan. The room has white walls, brown tiled floor, and an open bathroom with a sink and towel.

Share your space with a fellow triber while fully experiencing Guatemala Fuego. Accommodation, curated experiences, and weekend adventures are included, balancing connection, culture, and adventure.

Your Spot: $1,700 USD

*We accept payments via Wise and Venmo (without fee) or We travel (+3.9 - 4.9% fee). Ask us about payment plans.

*You can share a private room with another person, just let us know ;)

THE GUATEMALA ADVENTURES

A person standing at a window, looking out at an erupting volcano with smoke and ash, a mountain in the distance, and a starry night sky.

Acatenango Overnight

A group of people walking down a narrow urban street during sunset, with some having long shadows cast on the cobblestone pavement, surrounded by residential buildings and parked cars.

Lake Atitlan Village Tour

A person standing on a paddleboard on a lake, holding a paddle and preparing to row, with mountains and a blue sky in the background.

Stand Up Paddle

NOMATRIBE SIGNATURE EXPERIENCES

Four people in a kitchen, one man is at the refrigerator, three women at the counter and smiling; one woman giving a thumbs up; kitchen has hanging pots and a sign that says 'common kitchen'.

Family Dinners

A woman sitting on a chair working on a laptop at a wooden table in a decorated indoor setting with hanging planters, signs, and decorative ironwork.

Skillshares

Group of people sitting on patio furniture, using laptops and tablets, with a view of the ocean and sunset in the background.

Noma CircleS

Three women sitting at tables using laptops in a colorful bookstore or cafe with Brazilian flags and artwork on the walls.

Pop-up coworking

MEET YOUR NOMATRIBE LEADER:

A person standing in front of snow-capped mountains at sunset, wearing a blue jacket and dark pants.

🇬🇹 BRAYAN

Brayan is a proud chapín (Guatemalan) who loves sharing the beauty of his country as the hidden gem it truly is. From powerful volcanoes to peaceful lakes, he’s the kind of guy who says “I know a spot” and takes you to one of the most unforgettable sunrises or sunsets of your life.

A digital nomad and adventure lover, Brayan works full-time in tech, but when he’s off the clock, he’s all about connecting with people and places. With a deep passion for outdoor sports, you’ll usually find him hiking, climbing, surfing and soon - skydiving.

He brings an adventurous spirit with grounded energy. Brayan understands that adventure looks different for everyone, but he truly believes that some of the best experiences happen just outside your comfort zone. He loves sharing his journey, hearing about yours, and connecting through the growth that comes with it.

TRAVEL THE LOCAL WAY 🔗

A DAY WITH THE TRIBE …

A day with Nomatribe flows naturally, you choose your rhythm, and the group supports it.
We work, move, explore, and share moments that feel easy and real.

A soft start to the day - maybe a morning walk, a quick workout, café run, or quiet time to ease in.
Work mode. You’ll have access to a designated place to work from plus cafés and rooftops nearby. Everyone’s on their laptop, headphones on, building things, making calls, sending proposals - remote work stays remote work.
Breaks happen naturally - someone suggests fruit, bakery stop, or a sunlight stretch on the patio.
This is where the magic usually happens. Skillshares, local dinners, dance lessons, sunset viewpoints, or wandering a new neighborhood together.

Group of four women smiling and posing outdoors with a scenic mountainous background, wearing sunglasses and casual clothing.

JOIN THE TRIBE 🔗

Guatemala Trip FAQs

Yes — Guatemala Fuego is built for people who work remotely (employees, freelancers, or business owners). You’ll need a laptop and the flexibility to work weekday hours, since we plan adventures like the Acatenango hike and Lake Atitlan trip around evenings and weekends.
Your spot ($1,700 semi-private / $2,600 private) covers three weeks in our colonial house in Antigua, weekend adventures (Acatenango Overnight Hike, Lake Atitlan Village Tour, Stand Up Paddle), community dinners and skillshares, and 24/7 support from our team. Flights, personal meals, and travel insurance aren’t included.
We keep groups small and intimate. A $500 deposit holds your spot, with the balance due before departure — payment plans are available. We accept Wise and Venmo (no fee) or credit card (+3.9–4.9% fee). Spots are limited to 6 travelers per house, so we recommend booking early.
Travel insurance isn’t included, but we require all travelers to have coverage — we recommend SafetyWing, our go-to partner for digital nomads. For visas, requirements vary by nationality, so please check with the Guatemalan consulate or embassy for your country before booking.
Absolutely — most of our travelers come solo! Guatemala Fuego is designed to bring remote workers together, so you’ll be part of a built-in community from day one. Private and semi-private rooms are both available depending on your budget and preference.
Yes — our house in Antigua has sunlit coworking patios, dedicated spots for private calls, and reliable WiFi throughout, plus plenty of cafés nearby if you want a change of scenery. We plan group adventures around evenings and weekends so you can keep a normal workweek.

JOIN THE GUATEMALA TRIBE 🌋

If you’re craving connection, new perspective, and adventure while still working - this is your moment. The next step is to book a call to see if it’s a good fit!