Things To Do
in Nahualá

A bustling market where locals sell fresh produce, textiles, and street food, offering an authentic experience.

Various vendors around town offer tamales, elotes (corn), and other snacks that are popular among locals.

It is customary to tip service workers around 10% in restaurants if service is not included.

Cash is preferred in Nahualá, although some businesses may accept credit cards; ATMs are available.

Expect frequent rain showers, especially in the afternoons, but also lush greenery and fewer tourists.

Ideal for outdoor adventures with plenty of sunshine and clear skies.

Experience vibrant festivals and cultural events that showcase traditional music and dance.

Witness local agricultural practices and enjoy fresh seasonal produce at markets.

A challenging hike that offers stunning views of Lake Atitlán and the surrounding villages.

A moderate hike that leads through coffee plantations and offers picturesque views of the landscapes.

The majority of Nahualá's population is of K'iche' descent, maintaining their language, customs, and traditions.

There is a smaller Ladino population, who are often bilingual and blend indigenous and Spanish cultures.

Soccer is a beloved sport among locals, with many playing in the streets or participating in local leagues.

Volleyball is also popular, often played in community centers and public spaces.

Many restaurants offer vegetarian dishes, but it's advisable to ask about ingredients.

Some local dishes are naturally gluten-free, but cross-contamination may be a concern.