Antigua

San Pedro Volcano

A volcano on the southern shore of Lake Atitlán, a day climb with views over the whole basin.

Tikal

Guatemala's best known Maya city, deep in the Petén rainforest. Its temples rise above the forest canopy.

Semuc Champey

A natural limestone bridge over the Cahabón river, with stepped turquoise pools. In Alta Verapaz, near Lanquín.

Acatenango Volcano

A high-altitude climb facing the active Fuego volcano head-on. Usually done with a night at camp.

Pacaya Volcano

An active volcano near the capital, among the country's most accessible. The trail crosses recent lava fields.

Río Dulce and Livingston

The river linking Lake Izabal to the Caribbean, between jungle walls. It ends at Livingston, a Garífuna town.

Flores and Lake Petén Itzá

A small island town joined to the mainland by a causeway, on Lake Petén Itzá. The usual gateway to Tikal and Yaxhá.

Quetzaltenango

The country's second city, in the western highlands above 2,300 metres. A base for the volcanoes and mountain towns.

Monterrico

A black-sand Pacific beach, with a mangrove reserve and sea turtle releases in season.

Cobán and Alta Verapaz

A region of cloud forest, caves and underground rivers. The gateway to Semuc Champey and Lachuá lagoon.

San Juan La Laguna

A Tz'utujil village on the shore of Lake Atitlán, known for its natural-dye weaving cooperatives and its murals.

Panajachel

The busiest access point to Lake Atitlán, with a dock serving the lakeside villages.

Guatemala City

The capital and the country's point of arrival. Home to the national museums and the international airport.

Chichicastenango

A K'iche' town known for its Thursday and Sunday market and for Santo Tomás church, where Maya and Catholic rites meet.

Lake Atitlán

A lake inside a volcanic caldera, ringed by the San Pedro, Tolimán and Atitlán volcanoes and by Maya villages connected by boat.

Antigua Guatemala

The former colonial capital at the foot of Agua volcano, with cobbled streets and convent ruins. A UNESCO World Heritage Site since 1979.

Antigua Guatemala City Tour

Antigua Guatemala is home to old temples and monasteries, hotels in every category, restaurants serving local and international food, jade jewellery workshops, chocolate factories, coffee shops, craft markets, and remarkable views of a landscape ringed by volcanoes.

From USD $35

Viewpoints of Antigua Guatemala

The landscapes that surround Antigua Guatemala. Incredible photos await you.

From USD $60

Antigua Guatemala Food Tour

An authentic immersion in the flavours and traditions of Guatemala. You will learn to prepare Pepian from scratch, an ancestral stew full of history and flavour.

From USD $35

Guatemala City Full Tour

Enjoy the main sights of Guatemala City. You will discover surprising facts, anecdotes and curiosities about every monument, street and avenue you visit.

From USD $35

Pacaya Volcano Ascent

Get ready for an exciting hike up to the viewpoint that looks over ancient lava flows.

From USD $60

Villages Tour around Antigua Guatemala

A tour of the colonial villages around Antigua Guatemala. Get to know everyday village life in Guatemala and enjoy local crafts: fruit wines, chocolate making, a macadamia plantation, a jade workshop and traditional weaving.

From USD $60

Lake Atitlan and Colourful Villages Tour

Enjoy a landscape like no other, watched over by three imposing volcanoes and the beautiful Lake Atitlan. Sail across the lake to San Juan La Laguna to visit the street of umbrellas and the street of hats, climb to the Kaqasiiwaan viewpoint, and visit the cooperative where natural cotton is processed by hand for their traditional dress.

From USD $90

Los Amates Waterfalls

This wonderful hidden place will make you feel the natural beauty of Guatemala. You can take in 5 incredible falls, approximately 45 metres high and more than 10 metres long.

From USD $75

Chichicastenango and Lake Atitlan

We will visit the picturesque indigenous market held in the open air.

From USD $60

Crater Azul

The magical spot known as the Gateway to Heaven, Crater Azul. A 30-minute boat ride along the El Pucte river brings you to a beautiful underwater garden, with vegetation growing on the riverbed, visible thanks to the clarity of the water.

From USD $70

El Mirador by Helicopter

The largest Maya city in the Maya world, in the Maya Biosphere Reserve. A local guide leads the tour through the main plazas, temples and pyramids, up to the impressive structure known as La Danta, the largest structure of the Mesoamerican Preclassic period built by the Maya civilisation.

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Rest, Sun and Beach in Guatemala

Would you like to visit the beach?

From USD $60

Tikal National Park by Plane

The most emblematic Maya city.

From USD $300

Acatenango Volcano with Camping

Experience hiking to the summit of one of the three highest volcanoes in Central America. It is a magical place full of energy, with spectacular views in every direction. In fact this spot is a front-row seat for watching Volcan de Fuego.

From USD $110

Yaxha at Sunset

At midday we travel to the Yaxha archaeological site, one of the best preserved Maya sites of the civilisation. During the visit you will see the main temples from the Classic period, and the tour ends at the top of Temple 216, where the beautiful Yaxha lagoon stretches out below.

From USD $75