Remote Work Trips in Guatemala
Keep your job. Change your view. Spend three weeks in Antigua and Lake Atitlán with a small group of remote professionals, led by locals who work remotely too. Weekdays you work. Weekends you climb volcanoes.
Why Guatemala works for remote workers
Guatemala runs on Central Time (UTC−6) all year, so your workday lines up with teams in the US and Canada. Antigua is a walkable colonial city full of cafés, and Lake Atitlán is your escape for slower weekends.
What three weeks with the Tribe look like
Weekdays: you work from our private house, with people who get remote life.
Weekends: an overnight hike up Acatenango to watch Volcán de Fuego erupt, a Lake Atitlán getaway and a walking tour of Antigua.
Time off: you only need 1 day off work, for the volcano hike.
2027 departures
Guatemala Fuego · April 2027: Apr 3 – 24, 2027 · 3 weeks · From USD 1,800
Guatemala Fuego · October 2027: Oct 30 – Nov 20, 2027 · 3 weeks · From USD 1,800
Guatemala Fuego · November 2027: Nov 21 – Dec 12, 2027 · 3 weeks · From USD 1,800
Who joins
Most Tribers are between 25 and 35: remote marketers, engineers, designers, creators and entrepreneurs from all over the world. You need a part-time or full-time remote job, or an online business you run yourself. Groups are small, so it feels like traveling with friends, not a tour.
How to book
Pick your departure above.
Book a short vibe-check call with us, so we know the trip is a great fit for you (and you for the tribe).
After the call, reserve your spot with a USD 500 reservation fee.
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