Thrifting in Latin America: Guatemala’s Unexpected Treasures

Today we went thrift shopping in Panajachel, Guatemala If you don’t know, secondhand clothing stores (also called Pacas) are a huge part of Guatemalan culture. We hit the pacas in Panajachel, Guatemala with a mission: support local businesses and get Grace her thrifting fix.

Turns out, thrift shopping (or paca hunting) in Guatemala isn’t just budget-friendly, it’s a window into local life, culture, and creativity. From vintage finds to stunning lake views, Panajachel is packed with surprises.

If you’re wondering what to do in Panajachel or looking for unique Guatemala experiences, come thrift with us, Roaming Rosses style: slow, mindful, and always with heart.

Shot in Panajachel, Sololá – on the shores of Lake Atitlán
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