Conveniently located just 1.5 hrs from the Guatemala International Airport, Pacific Fins is one of the gems of Guatemala’s fishing industry. Originally built as a private weekend retreat, Pacific Fins turned into one of of Guatemala’s best fishing lodges under the guidance of the current owner, Niels. Today it features four spacious 2-bedrooms suites and one more private 2-bedroom villa. Each room in the suite features two queen beds, a private bathroom, in-room safe, powerful air conditioning, patios overlooking the gardens and pool area, along with a communal living room with flat screen satellite TV and mini-fridge that is great for hanging out together.

Upon arrival to the friendly, secured confines of Pacific Fins you will be greeted with a welcome drink and cool towel. You’ll be given a quick tour of the property while your bags are taken to your room, then it’s your decision if you head straight to the pool or pass by the bar first! Since Pacific Fins only has 10 rooms total it maintains the exclusive, boutique atmosphere that includes first class service and a la carte dining at the time of your choosing. Your stay includes daily breakfast, lunch & drinks on the boat, happy hour with cocktails & hors d’oeuvres in the evening as you cool off in the pool, open bar, and then a gourmet dinner in the open air restaurant. Other lodge amenities include two bars, each with huge flat screens and satellite TV, free high speed wifi, daily laundry service so you can travel light, and a small gift shop.

The reason you are here is simple – to enjoy some of the best sport fishing Central America has to offer. The fleet at Pacific Fins is one of the finest in Guatemala and averages 15-20 bites per day throughout the year. Ranging from spacious 32’ Blackfins to 35’-40’ Luhrs with air conditioned salons, we’ll hand pick the right boat for your group so you have the most enjoyable experience possible. All boats are outfitted with Penn & Shimano 20-50 lb tackle, teasers, dredges, and even all fly fishing tackle and flies if you want to try your hand at fly fishing for sailfish. While the gaudy sailfish numbers steal all the headlines, Guatemala also sees plenty of blue, black, and striped marlin and in season lots of dorado and yellow-fin tuna.