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A 2-hour hike up Pacaya Volcano will reward you with breathtaking vistas. Take a 1-hour bus ride from Antigua to the volcano's base, and then begin your 2-hour trek with a native guide right away.
Visit a sulfur-smoking cone after ascending via lovely pine trees and across tricky volcanic ash terrain. Depending on the volcano's activity, you may possibly witness minor eruptions and lava flows.
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Discover the ancient Mayan site of Tikal, which is believed to be one of the most spiritual destinations on earth. Once at the national park, you'll see the profusion of wildlife surrounding the temples. Discover how the Mayan civilisation developed magnificent temples and towns that constituted a vast complex of religious, social, and political power.
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Volcan Acatenango is a sleeping behemoth and a twin of the most active volcano in Guatemala. Acatenango is the third highest volcano in all of Central America, and it is a tremendous experience to trek to the top. It gives you the best spot to see the sunset and the sunrise. Sleeping overnight in the base camp of the volcano will be a unique experience. Its highest point is 3,976 meters (13,044 feet).
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Discover the magnificent splendor of Tikal, which means Place of Voices. The park, named a World Heritage Site by UNESCO in 1979, spans an area of 576 square kilometers.
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Experience the wonders of two of Guatemala’s most renowned Mayan archaeological sites. On this 2-day tour, you’ll explore ruins and learn about the more than 100 wildlife species that reside in and around the parks.
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Visit the 2,500-meter-high Pacaya Volcano, Guatemala's most active volcano (more than 8,000 feet). The lagoon of Calderas and three more volcanoes, Agua, Fuego, and Acatenango, may be seen on this tour. Humid woodland and rocks make up a substantial portion of the surrounding area.
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Antigua Guatemala, formerly the third-largest city in all of Spanish Colonial America and for 200 years the capital of Guatemala, is today a quiet, picturesque, and partially restored colonial metropolis. Cobblestone streets wind through the city's stunning cathedrals and monasteries.
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Your 10-hour tour begins with a drive into the western highlands of Guatemala. The region is home to picturesque and colorful mountain communities, highland lakes, pine forests, and the majority of Guatemala’s indigenous peoples.
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Discover the wonders of three of Guatemala's four largest cities in a single day. Make the most of your time in Antigua, Ciudad Vieja, and Iximché (the country's first capital). There are a number of fascinating places to explore on today's tour that combine Spanish colonial and Mayan influences. We can learn a lot by observing the local indigenous people who still come to Iximché, and if we're lucky, we'll get to see a real Mayan ceremony in action.
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Start the day with a trip from Antigua or Guatemala City to the Maya hamlet of Panajachel. During the trip, there will be a quick stop in Katok, a very popular restaurant, where you may indulge in a hot drink.
Once at Panajachel, it's time for a boat ride to cross Lake Atitlán and visit the Tzutuhil Village of Santiago de Atitlán. In this village you will see the confraternity of the local saint named Maximon or Ri Laj Mam, visited by people all over the world who come to ask for health and wealth in their lives.
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Take the journey to the Western Highlands region, home to quaint and colorful mountain communities, highland lakes, pine forests, and the bulk of Guatemala’s indigenous population. This is the region most travelers familiar with Guatemala think about when daydreaming about a trip to this wonderful country.
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First day in Guatemala City/Cobán:
Depart from Guatemala City or Antigua to Coban. You may get the chance to view Quetzal. Begin your journey in the jungle of El Biotopo del Quetzal. After 2-hours of hiking, a lunch of traditional food will be given (not included). Afterwards, transfer to your preferred hotel in Cobán for overnight lodgings. Accommodation: Park Hotel Resort or comparable.
Semuc Champey/Lankin Caves (B) on Day 2:
After breakfast, the expedition will begin by taking a 2-hour ride to Semuc Champey, a monument constructed by nature. Explore the natural splendor and swim in the pools made out of limestone. Relax, enjoy, and, afterwards, have time for lunch. Next, you will get to explore the Lankin Caves. In the afternoon, transfer back to your accommodation in Cobán. Accommodation: Park Hotel Resort or comparable.
Day 3:Rey Marcos Caves (B):
In the morning, explore the Rey Marcos Caves, where you can enjoy a magnificent adventure while connecting with nature. During the tour, you will view spectacular formations of the karst caves sculpted by water with minerals in the limestone of the region of Alta Verapaz. You can cool yourself off by taking a dip in the river outside the caves when you're done exploring. You are responsible for your own hotel room.
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Visit La Nueva Guatemala de la Asunción, the country's cultural, religious, and commercial hub, to learn more about Guatemala. On this day, you'll be able to see a wide range of colonial and modern structures, as well as notable museums and historical sites. After checking into your accommodation in Guatemala City, your tour guide will meet you there to begin your city tour. An overview of what to expect along the road is provided here.
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Volcano Pacaya (8370ft/2552m) may not be Guatemala’s highest mountain, but its slopes and unique views are surely some of the most magnificent volcanic landscapes in all of Central America. Set in its own national park, Pacaya is a storybook volcano with a constant plume of smoke wafting from its peak and a large dry lava field forming the valley at the base of its caldera. The group meets in Antigua at 08:00 (for a morning hike) or 14:00 (for a sunset hike)—where drinking water, bathroom facilities, and retail outdoor equipment are available.
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You will be picked up at your accommodation in Antigua and taken to National Park Pacaya. Upon arriving at the park, your local guide will be waiting for you and ready to fill you in with everything you need to know. Start trekking at the San Vicente de Pacaya Village and begin the journey with a 1-hour hike to the top of the volcano.
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Antigua is a wonderful place to spend a day. Guatemala's traditional one-day tours include this package. On this full-day trip to Antigua, you'll see some of the city's most significant cultural and historic landmarks.
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Start your day at the open market of Chichicastenango. Here, you may explore the indigenous market and watch the continual interchange of fruits, vegetables, and handicrafts between local people and outsiders. This quaint local market truly does provide just about everything—you can even purchase wood items, ceramics, and the sorts of presents that the Mayan priests offer on their pre-Hispanic altars.
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This full-day shared sightseeing tour includes a cruise over Lake Atitlan and a visit to San Juan La Laguna. Lake Atitlan, the deepest lake in Central America, is surrounded by three volcanoes on its southern side.
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If you need to restock your water supply or purchase more gear before the trip, you can do so at our office in Antigua at 5:00 a.m. Hikers should eat breakfast before setting out and bring a little snack with them. We drive from Antigua to La Soledad, a small mountain community nestled on the ridge of Volcan Acatenango's Pacific slope. It takes roughly an hour to hike through each of the four unique microclimates on the Volcan Acatenango path. A difficult road through local agricultural fields will lead us to a lily, corn, and snow pea field that local villagers use every morning to get to their fields. Acclimatization and leg muscle warming-up are key components of our first hour of trekking.
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Observe an important Maya ritual at Lake Atitlan's holiest spot.
Take a shuttle from Panajachel to the trailhead. Once you've done that, head to the first cave (a maximum 20-minute hike). The four caves, "Nimajay," "San Simon," "Singing," and "Colorado," have been used by the Mayans for their fire cleaning and protection ceremonies for millennia. They spend many hours exploring these tunnels, which have a tremendous sensation of force and intensity.
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Experience Antigua’s surrounding surroundings by motorbike, scooter, or ATV. This half-day tour takes you to many communities on the outskirts of Antigua, including Ciudad Vieja, Guatemala’s first capital. Visit a textile market and an indigenous settlement at the foot of the Agua Volcano. Enjoy a short stroll, hammock time, and panoramic views from a viewing point above Antigua.
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Antigua's cityscape, valley, and nearby volcanoes are all visible from the summits of the three mountains that you'll visit on your journey. In Antigua, the renowned vantage point known as "The Cross" is our first stop. Our second destination, "Earth Lodge," comes after we've gotten a good look at the colonial city from the air. El Hato, a little mountain community, is home to an avocado farm and an eco-lodge. We'll take a break for refreshments and snacks, hang out in the hammocks, or go for a brief walk on the plantation's nature trail. We'll take a pickup vehicle to Hobbitenango after seeing this wonderful location.
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Pacaya Volcano and Kawilal Hot Springs are included in this 9-hour day tour, so you may enjoy both excitement and leisure. Pacaya, one of Guatemala's most active volcanoes, may be climbed to a height of 8,300 feet (2,500 meters). You'll be able to look down into the crater and feel the earth's rumble from the top of the crater. Kawilal Hot Springs includes 12 soaking pools, 25 steam baths, and 3 hydrotherapy tubs for you to relax in after descending from the mountaintop. Entrance fees, a guide, and round-trip hotel transportation are all included in your Pacaya day trip.
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No need to rent a car or navigate the highways of Guatemala. Book this private shuttle service and sit back and relax as you go to Antigua Guatemala, Panajachel (Lake Atitlán), and Guatemala City. The driver will make stops along the trip, allowing you to enjoy the country. Service from the Guatemala City Airport is provided.
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Enjoy caffeine and excitement in one trip on this adventure from Antigua. The varied tour is sure to please a variety of travelers. Climb onboard your personal ATV and head to a local plantation, where you will discover the coffee-producing process from seed to mug. After a hot cup of the local beverage, ride up to Cerro de la Cruz, which offers a wonderful view of the city and surrounding mountains.
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Experience one of the ancient world’s most spectacular archaeological sites at Tikal, a famed Mayan city deep in the Guatemalan rainforest, on an easy 10-hour excursion by air from Antigua. Enjoy a bird’s-eye view of the Guatemalan rainforest on your trip to this UNESCO World Heritage-listed Mayan site, spending the day seeing this spectacular city’s steep temples and beautiful plazas with the guidance of your guide. Your day trip from Antigua to Tikal includes all entrance fees, lunch, and round-trip transportation from your Antigua hotel.
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Take a two-day trip from Antigua to Acatenango Volcano to see the volcano. The Agua and Fuego Volcanoes may be seen from the advanced trip, which is about 13,000 feet (4,000 meters) above sea level. You'll find everything you need for a comfortable night's sleep right here, right in the bag. All you need is a backpack, a sleeping bag, and an adventurous spirit. Every step of the way, your guide is there to ensure that you have the greatest possible experience.
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Even if it's a bit of a challenge, visiting Acatenango Volcano is a must-do while visiting Antigua, Guatemala. In addition to ensuring your safety, taking this guided tour also relieves you of the responsibility of arranging your own meals and equipment. It's all you need: personal items, a sense of adventure, and a camera to take a picture of the stunning sunrise over the Ring of Fire.
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In Guatemala, the Pacaya Volcano is one of the most active and popular. Travelers looking for an easy climb, magnificent vistas, and a few memorable tales should head to this mountaintop location, which sits at an elevation of 8,000 feet (2,500 meters). Pre-booked transportation ensures that you get the most out of your hiking experience.
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Book a private vehicle service from the Guatemala City International Airport to Antigua, Guatemala. All flights are tracked in case of delays so that you are picked up on time. One suitcase and one carry-on bag are permitted for each traveler. Hotel guests in Guatemala City's hotel district can also take advantage of this service.
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In a city surrounded by volcanoes, adventure is hard to resist. Give in to your feeling of adventure on this tour through the outskirts of Antigua on an ATV, motorcycle, or scooter; take your pick of a vehicle and opt to drive it yourself or sit in the rear seat. Visit the mountains around Antigua, a local Mayan community, the famed El Cerro de la Cruz, and an organic farm with a full view of the valley below.
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Skip the stress of making your own way between Lake Atitlan and Antigua with a shared transportation service that allows you to avoid public transport and pricey taxi journeys. Traveling in a small group limited to only 10 people means you won't have to wait for many pickups and drop-offs, while air conditioning guarantees you stay cool and relaxed throughout the gorgeous ride.
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Trek the 7-hour Pacaya Volcano climb in Guatemala to get up close and personal with one of the country's most active volcanoes. In addition to stunning views of Agua, Fuego, and Acatenango at the summit, the route takes you through volcanic vegetation and strange landscapes. In addition to round-trip transportation from your hotel to the volcano, you'll also have a guide with you.
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This day excursion to Pacaya Volcano and a thermal bath resort offers the ideal combination of excitement and relaxation. Climb Pacaya, Guatemala's tallest and most active volcano, soars to a height of 8,300 feet (2,500 meters). You'll be able to look down into the crater and feel the earth's rumble from the top of the crater. Kawilal Hot Springs, which includes an included lunch, has 12 soaking pools and 25 steam baths, as well as three hydrotherapy baths to relax in. A guide and round-trip hotel transportation are also included in your Pacaya day trip package.
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Satisfy your taste for Guatemalan street cuisine on a private half-day trip during which you’ll sample different specialties from stalls and cafes that you would otherwise have missed. Plus, you'll have your guide's full attention the whole time, which will help you learn more about Guatemalan food and culture than you would on your own.
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Discover the ancient remains of Tikal and gain a greater understanding of Mayan culture and traditions on this Tikal day excursion by plane from Guatemala City with lunch. Take a picturesque flight from the nation's capital and make your way to the UNESCO World Heritage-listed archeological park in the comfort of an air-conditioned carriage. Wander the jungle with your experienced guide, who will provide facts, anecdotes, and history about the temples that surround you. Get the most of your stay in Guatemala with this wonderfully spectacular day trip!
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Getting around Guatemala City, which is Central America's second-largest city, on your own might be a daunting experience. Make your way around the city's best landmarks in only a few hours on this trip that includes a guide who tells you everything about the history of the colonial buildings you'll see along the way.
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Discover the UNESCO World Heritage Site of Tikal at the side of a guide who puts the Mayan remains into context. This private tour from Flores allows you to explore the huge archaeological site at a speed appropriate to you and your party—plus, you’ll have an extra opportunity to stop and ask questions. Plus, getting picked up and dropped off at your hotel in Flores means you don't have to worry about renting a car and figuring out how to get around.
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The Lake Atitlan area can be explored on this half-day ATV ride. To begin with, take the lakeshore road to San Antonio Palopo. Then, visit a local ceramics business and a chocolate factory while you're there. Afterward, head to Santa Catarina Palopo, where you'll be able to observe and learn about the traditional blanket-making process. For one last photo op, head to Playa Blanca in Barrio Jucanya.
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What are guided tours?
Guided tours are all-inclusive group travel experiences often guided by a local travel guide and follow a set agenda for a particular tourist attraction or local activity. Several sightseeing guided tours, skip-the-line tickets for major tourist destinations, group day/night trips, food and wine tastings, and even airport transfers are available.
Should I use guided tours on my vacations?
Explore and experience your destination like a local.
Discover what your holiday destination has to offer like a local. Uncover hidden Gems!
Avoid scams and pay better prices
Avoid con artists! Numerous local brokers abroad hike up costs exorbitantly in order to take advantage of tourists. Reserve your guide excursions in advance!
I have a tight budget, can I still buy a guided tour?
With so many different guided tours to choose from, no matter what your budget is, you’re sure to find one that fits your needs.
Save time, and Get the most out of your trip.
Use every minute of your trip! Memories aren’t made while you wait in line. BOOK AHEAD and avoid the long lines at the world’s best places.
With a scheduled tour schedule, you know precisely what you’ll be doing every day, eliminating the possibility of any disappointment.
Check reviews before buying a guided tour
Overwhelmed with options and unsure about which guided tour to select? Determine which activities are most suited for you by checking out other user reviews
No risk to you. Free cancellation
Many of the guided tours allow you to change your mind and cancel your booking up to 24 hours before the date of the activity. There is no charge if you do this. As soon as your travel plans change at the last minute, this will be very useful for you.
Meet people all over the world, make new friends on your next vacation
It’s great to meet folks from all around the world on your guided trips!
Types of guided tours available for your vacation
Depending on the city you are taking a trip to, there are practically any guide trips and activities for everyone. There are outdoor guided trips, water activities, Nature routes, Music festivals, Local food trips, Workshops and Classes, Arts Performances, Hidden Gems expedition, beer or white wine drinking and tasting trips, special television & Movies trips, romantic couple tours, kids’ activities, trips to Parks and Gardens, Island exploration tours, check out popular landmarks, Museum guided trips and tickets, Airport transfer services, Memorials for you to check out to under the local culture and history, go up Towers & viewing platforms to get a birds-eye view of the landscape, shopping tours, theaters and auditorium, stop by ports and harbors, sightseeing cruise, bikes for leasing, helicopter trips, ferryboat tickets, Jeep and SUV for rental, yacht services and sailboat leasing.