You came to Guatemala for a reason.

Maybe it was the allure of the eternal spring climate, the vibrant culture that spills from every market, or the dramatic backdrop of volcanoes that makes your morning coffee taste like adventure. You were seeking a different pace of life—one with more purpose, more nature, and more genuine connection.

But living the dream isn't always as seamless as the travel blogs make it seem. If you’re an expat or digital nomad here, you know the reality. You’ve likely planned your most important Zoom call only to have the power go out. You’ve craved a sense of real community, but found it fleeting. You’ve felt torn between the tranquility of nature and the need to be close to the vibrant energy of a town like Antigua.

What if you didn't have to compromise? What if you could have the freedom and beauty of a life abroad without the daily frustrations?

That’s not just a rhetorical question. It’s the very reason we created Camino 5.

1. True Independence: Say Goodbye to Unreliable Infrastructure

Let’s be honest: power outages and spotty internet are a major source of stress, especially for remote workers. At Camino 5, this is a problem of the past. We’ve designed an exclusive enclave of just seven homes that are 100% off-grid and sustainable.

Solar Power: Each home is fully powered by its own solar panel system for both electricity and hot water. Your work, your lights, and your hot showers are powered by the abundant Guatemalan sun, giving you complete energy independence.
Water Security: With a rainwater capture system, a private well, and a dedicated cistern for each home, you have control over your own pristine water supply.
Eco-Conscious by Design: From biodigester waste systems that eliminate the need for septic tanks to a design where for every one square meter built, 20 are dedicated to green space, you are living in true harmony with the environment.

This isn’t just about being green; it’s about a fundamental peace of mind that comes from self-sufficiency.

2. A Real Community, Not Just Neighbors

Finding your tribe is one of the deepest desires for those living abroad. It’s hard to build lasting connections in transient communities. We understood this, which is why Camino 5 is intentionally small.

With only seven homes in total, this is a boutique community designed for connection. You won’t be lost in a sprawling development. Instead, you’ll share a path with a handful of like-minded individuals who also value nature, wellness, and a quieter pace of life. The shared organic orchard—bursting with vegetables, flowers, and fruit trees—isn’t just a feature; it’s a gathering place designed to foster a close-knit community.

3. The Perfect Balance of Serenity and Access

Why choose between a mountain retreat and a vibrant town when you can have both? Camino 5 is strategically perched on the slopes outside Antigua, offering breathtaking panoramic views of the Panchoy Valley. Here, you can breathe in the quiet mountain air from your own spacious garden (each home has a 260 m² private garden).

Yet, you are anything but isolated. The cultural and culinary heart of Antigua is just a 20-minute drive away. You have easy access to its world-class restaurants, artisan markets, and historic charm, without sacrificing your tranquility at the end of the day.

4. A Smart, Seamless Path to Your New Life

We believe that investing in your dream life shouldn't be complicated or uncertain. Camino 5 is priced competitively at $125,000 per home, offering the best value for a truly sustainable property near Antigua.

More importantly, we offer certainty. Our pre-fabricated homes are built to the highest seismic resistance standards and are guaranteed for delivery just 6 months after purchase. This clear timeline means you can start generating rental income or, better yet, start living your new life faster and without surprises.

Choosing Camino 5 is more than a real estate decision. It’s a choice to live a more independent, connected, and balanced life. It's the answer to the dream that brought you to Guatemala in the first place.

Ready to take the next step? Explore the Project and schedule a virtual tour today.