If your club or group is ready to move beyond fundraising and into real-world service, Guatemala is one of the most powerful places to do it. From environmental restoration to youth empowerment, this Central American country offers deeply meaningful opportunities for group service trips that leave lasting impressions — on both your team and the communities you serve.
At somos.travel, we help clubs like yours plan custom, safe, and ethical service trips to Guatemala, supported by experienced nonprofit partners and bilingual logistics teams.
Whether you’re traveling with a Rotaract club, Rotary chapter, student group, or intergenerational team, Guatemala provides the ideal mix of impact, immersion, and safety.
Here’s what makes it an exceptional choice:
We do not offer voluntourism. Our trips are built on partnerships with grassroots organizations like Wellkind Guatemala, where service means supporting work that is already in motion — and led by the communities themselves.
Service areas include:
A powerful service trip blends hands-on work with time to reflect, recharge, and bond as a group. We help your team:
Here’s an example of what a group service trip could look like with Somos:
Group trips work best when you give yourself a 6–12 month runway. Key planning steps:
We’ve made all of this easier with one lead-generating resource:
It includes a sample itinerary, budgeting templates, fundraising tips, and safety details.
Absolutely. While the 9-day trip is a proven format, we can tailor every element to match your club’s goals and values.
Most groups fall between 8 and 20 travelers. We can accommodate larger delegations with advance planning.
Yes. Rotary clubs, parent chaperones, and alumni often travel alongside youth groups for shared service experiences.
Group service trips to Guatemala are more than a week abroad. They’re a launchpad for leadership, collaboration, and global citizenship.
If your club is ready to move from ideas to action — and you want to do it ethically, safely, and with purpose — we’re here to help.
Let’s build something together.
Start planning now at somos.travel/rotaract
Reforestation, regenerative farming, youth education, and water access — all led by local nonprofit partners.
Ideal group size is 8–20, but larger groups can be arranged with planning.
Most successful groups begin 6 to 12 months before their travel window.
