Spent two days in paradise. Guatemala just gets better and better. These are natural pools on Rio Cahabon in Semuc Champey, Guatemala. This place is right out of a fairy tale. It is quite hard to get here

I was standing there for 3 hours just watching eruptions and taking long exposure pictures of Volcan de Fuego just 1,5 km away. Watching this live accompanied by the explosion sound and then hearing the

Getting to love Guatemala more and more every day. Morning view at the base camp at 3600m. Remembering those moments from last night being only several hundred meters away from the active volcano. It usually

Imagine studying Spanish for 5 weeks in this location with the outdoor classroom overlooking this lake. Also living with a local Mayan family during your stay. This is exactly what I did and it was one

Chasing yet another sunrise, this time from a peak called "Indian nose" at 2300m on Lake Atitlan, in Guatemala. Waking up at 3am for this was totally worth it. Would you wake up at 3 am to see

All the fruits here (San Pedro la Laguna, Guatemala) grow around the lake or brought from the seaside around 100km away. You can imagine how fresh and ripe they are so I am having a fruit feast everyday.

Sitting at 3000m and contemplating life. When I am at places like this I get recharged and inspired. It is freaking hard to climb mountains but totally worth it every time. Next volcano I will climb -

I had a chance to visit a cooperative of small coffee farmers in the area of Lake Atitlan in Guatemala, a famous region known for their high altitude Arabica coffee. It was interesting to learn about the

I have been waiting to send it for a long time and finally found a little platform. Two months without jumping so was really excited to send some into an incredible lake Atitlan. Do you like to send it?

Hike 3000m volcano with your new buddies you just met few days ago, eat overcooked pasta with ketchup, share laughs around the fire, freeze your ass of at night in a hammock, get up at 5am to climb the

Sunrise timelapse fromm the summit of volcano San Pedro in Guatemala. I just set up my Sony a6000 on a tripod and hit the build in timelapse mode for sunrise after adjusting some settings. It then output

Without even a tiny bit of exaggeration, this is my best sunrise so far. We have climbed this 3000m volcano San Pedro in Guatemala in the evening and camped a little below the summit in order to watch

Hope you have a relaxing weekend everybody! In the meantime I will climb that volcano upfront and spend a night there 🌋😴 Shot this with my GoPro on the sunset kayak adventure around lake Atitlan in

We took this 4h hike for fun and were a bit tired the next day. This guy carries down full coffee fruit bags every day. I wish I had his cardio. Respect and thanks for the ☕️🙏 Again taken on iPhone 5s

This is how your morning coffee looks when it is still a fruit. I took this shot during a hike to one of the viewpoints around Lake Atitlan in Guatemala. I had to take it on my iPhone 5s because there

Street Chaos in San Pedro, Guatemala. This is a street leading to the dock where all visitors coming to the village disembark, so it is a prime spot for local hustlers. Once you are past it however, you

Just landed in Guatemala City to begin my five week trip here. What an epic country and nice people! So stoked to be here! When descending you can already see it is going to be epic Street food is the

Encrypt your sensitive files before storing them in the cloud I am always on the go so I was looking for ways to safely backup all my private keys in the cloud storage. Probably you know by now but I will

Just moved to a new place, walked out on the balcony and couldn't resist snapping one. Now I just have to wait for an epic sunset. Sony a6000 SEL 18-200mm F3.5-6.3 OSS

Hi Steemit! I am finally taking a plunge after creating an account half a year ago! Super excited to kick it off here! Let me tell you a bit about myself. But first special thanks to @juliank for introducing