Guyacamas offers wildlife watching and archaeology experiences, as well as assisting in conservation of local flora and fauna in the Parque Nacional Laguna del Tigre. Overlooking a broad lazy river, it's a splendidly isolated spot equipped with comfortable, ecofriendly accommodation in several thatched-roof houses and surrounded by wetlands that are home to abundant wildlife such as jaguars, tapirs and scarlet macaws. The 15 rooms are semi-luxurious jungle affairs featuring bamboo-frame beds, mahogany furniture, screened picture windows and porches overlooking the river. A separate building contains the comedor (dining hall), where delicious healthy meals are prepared.

One day birding experiences are aimed at spotting colourful macaws, as well as more than 300 other avian species found in and around the reserve, including red-capped manakin, red-legged honeycreeper and long-tailed hermit. Two and three day tours include visiting the archaeological site of El Perú, 20 minutes west down the Río San Pedro and night time observation of the endemic Morelet's crocodile, along with the chance to fish for the renowned pescado blanco (white fish). Volunteering (min. 2 weeks) is also possible, with the chance to contribute to infrastructure, maintain trails, cultivate the butterfly garden or support environmental education projects among the Q'eqchi' community in Paso Caballos.