Tea Festival Antigua Guatemala 2026

Antigua Guatemala 2026

November 2–8, 2026

One city, a hundred ways to enjoy tea.

A food and culture festival that connects flavors, people and places through tea made in Guatemala.

Santa Catalina Arch in Antigua Guatemala, with Volcán de Agua rising through the clouds behind it
  • 100+ Venues across Antigua
  • 3 Experience types Signature, Experience and Tea Stop
  • 1 Week November 2 to 8
  • Free Free entry for everyone

The festival

What is Tea Festival?

It is a food and culture festival that invites you to discover the world of tea through unique experiences at cafés, restaurants, shops and special venues across Antigua Guatemala.

For one week, the city fills with flavor, creativity and moments built around tea made in Guatemala. You set the pace: a quick break, a chef's pairing or a whole afternoon of exploring.

Discover the experiences
Tea and desserts served on a table by a window in the afternoon light

Small moments, big stories.

Experiences

Three ways to enjoy the festival

Different experiences, one purpose: celebrating tea.

  • Red tea poured from a white teapot next to a slice of red velvet cake with strawberries

    Signature Experience

    Exclusive experiences and signature tea creations at selected venues.

    See Signature venues
  • Iced teas with mint and spices in tall glasses

    Tea Experience

    Tea-inspired drinks, menus and activities at cafés, restaurants and shops.

    See Tea Experience venues
  • Three tea drinks, chai, iced tea with dried orange and matcha, on a wooden table

    Tea Stop

    A tea break at your favorite spots, with special drinks during the festival.

    See Tea Stop venues
Cobblestone street in Antigua Guatemala at dusk, with lit arcades and Volcán de Agua in the distance

Life in Antigua

Antigua tastes better together

Cobblestone streets, courtyards full of bougainvillea and shared tables under the watch of the volcanoes. During the festival, every corner is a reason to meet over a cup.

How it works

How does it work?

Complete 5, unlock 5 more.

Explore, collect stamps and enjoy more tea.

  1. Pick 5 venues

    Find the festival venues that catch your eye on the map.

  2. Get stamped

    Ask for your stamp at each visit and mark it on your map.

  3. Draw your route

    Explore Antigua at your own pace, on foot and unhurried.

  4. Visit Pachamama

    Bring your map with 5 stamps to any of our stores.

  5. Get a souvenir

    And unlock a new card for 5 more experiences.

Flavor passport

Your flavor passport

Bring your map, mark your favorites, collect the stamps and enjoy a different experience at every visit.

Try it here: tap each circle to stamp your passport.

See how it works

Flavor passport

Nov 2 — 8 · Antigua Guatemala

0 of 5 stamps

Festival map

Explore the map

Antigua's first food discovery map.

Discover more than 100 venues, filter by experience type and build your ideal route.

View full map
Illustrative map of central Antigua Guatemala: Parque Central, 5a Avenida Norte (Calle del Arco) with the Santa Catalina Arch, La Merced to the north and Volcán de Agua to the south, with festival venues marked by experience typeParque Central5a AV. NORTE · CALLE DEL ARCOSanta Catalina ArchLa MercedVolcán de AguaN
Illustrative view. Exact locations are on the full map.

More than tea

More than tea, it's Antigua

A more vibrant, more connected Antigua. Food brings us together; tea takes us further.

  • Made here. Tea made in Guatemala, for the world.
  • For the city. Local cafés, restaurants, hotels and shops.
  • For everyone. Free entry, at your own pace, for a whole week.
Yellow facade of La Merced Church with white stucco reliefs, and a man in traditional dress at its base
Two people toasting with cold drinks on a terrace with flowers

Partners

Organized by

Sponsors

  • numu
  • VIBBO

Frequently asked questions

What you want to know

When and where is Tea Festival?

From November 2 to 8, 2026, at more than 100 venues across Antigua Guatemala: cafés, restaurants, hotels and shops.

Does it cost anything to take part?

Entry to the festival is free for everyone. At each venue you choose what to try.

What's the difference between Signature, Tea Experience and Tea Stop?

Signature Experience brings together signature creations at selected venues. Tea Experience offers tea-inspired drinks, menus and activities. Tea Stop is a break with a special festival drink.

How do the stamps work?

Visit 5 festival venues, ask for your stamp at each one and take your map to any Pachamama store. There you'll get your souvenir and a new card for 5 more experiences.

Where can I get the map?

You can explore it online from this page with the View full map button.

See you in Antigua

November 2 — 8, 2026

Tea Festival is just days away.