The Pacific beaches are comprised in the departments: Escuintla, Suchitepequez and Retalhuleu. Places that have exit to the Pacific Ocean. Escuintla: located to 58 kilometers of the capital city, in an itinerary of 45 minutes. The place and surroundings possess a great number of tourist places, like their black sand beaches , sugar country properties like El Salto, and recess areas, like rivers, puddles, forests and services that facilitate your stay.

Suchitepéquez: It is also known as the city of the deer, it is generally quite humid. Among the tourist attractions is the departmental head, Mazatenango City, especially during the month of February when the cheerful Carnival Feast takes place. In Suchitepéquez there are also natural atractions like, rivers and beaches, especially in the municipalities of Patulul, Santa Bárbara and San Juan Bautista, where one can also enjoy the puddles that are formed along the bed of the Madre Vieja River.

Retalhuleu: Denominated the capital of the world, offers great tourist atractions such as the beaches of Champerico and Tulate, the Cave of the Charm (Las Cuevas del Encanto), Abaj Takalik's archaeological site, excellent spas with pools and hotels, as well as one of the most important and complete amusement parks of Central America, Xetulul and Xocomil del IRTRA.