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Guatemala trip | Adventure & cultural roundtrip Guatemala
Guatemala is a country full of magic. Pure nature is combined with rich culture here. You will start this trip in the beautiful colonial city of Antigua, where you will take a bicycle tour and climb the impressive Acatenango volcano . Next on the programme is a visit to the beautiful Lake Atitlan. This lake is surrounded by volcanoes and on its shores there are several villages, each with its own handicrafts. You will visit these villages by boat to learn about Guatemala's colourful culture. You will then travel on to Huehuetenango, also known as Huehue, located in the west of the country. Here you are in authentic Guatemala; many tourists skip this part of the country. The following days you will discover the hidden places of Semuc Champey and the Rio Dulce. You finish the trip in the north of the country, in the Peten region, known for the city of Flores and its many Mayan ruins. Here, you will visit the famous Tikal Maya city and take a multi-day hike to Yaxha and Nakum. Hear the howler monkeys and enjoy the pure nature of the jungle. A special and unforgettable trip.
Travel programme
Travel overview
- Day 1 – 2 Flight to Guatemala and stay in Antigua
- Day 3 Challenging Acatenango volcano hike
- Day 4 Descent from the Acatenango volcano & on to Lake Atitlán
- Day 5 Boat trip on Lake Atitlán
- Day 6 Cooking workshop
- Day 7 Travel to Huehuetenango and visit the Chichicastenango market
- Day 8 Exploring the area around Huehuetenango
- Day 9 – 10 Stay near Semuc Champey
- Day 11 – 12 Journey to Rio Dulce
- Day 13 Journey to Flores
- Day 14 Jungle trek to Yaxha and Nakum
- Day 15 Waking up in the jungle and reflecting on the experience in Flores
- Day 16 – 17 Visit to the Mayan city of Tikal
- Day 18 Departure from Guatemala
- Day 19 Arrival
Air travel to Guatemala and stay Antigua
You’ll travel by international flight to Guatemala City to begin your special journey. Your private transfer will take you to your hotel in the nearby town of Antigua. This charming town is a lovely place to begin your journey through Guatemala. For the next few nights, you’ll be staying in a lovely hotel conveniently situated in the town.
The following day, you’ll go on a cycle tour through Antigua. The town is a UNESCO World Heritage Site and consists solely of low-rise buildings; every shop, bar or restaurant is housed in a similar-style building. In terms of style, everything looks quite similar, and you’ll find several charming little squares. After the cycle tour, you’ll have the rest of the afternoon to spend as you wish. Antigua is a lovely place to enjoy a drink by the square or in one of the many charming bars and restaurants.
Included:
• Private transfer to your hotel
• Morning cycle tour with private guide
• Accommodation including breakfast
Exclusive:
• Intercontinental flight to Guatemala City
Challenging Acatenango volcano hike
Conquering the summit of the third-highest volcano in the whole of Central America is a breathtaking experience. Although the Acatenango volcano is a calm, dormant colossus, its neighbour, the Fuego volcano (Fire Volcano), is one of the most active volcanoes in Guatemala, making this trek a real adventure!
You should have breakfast beforehand and bring a small snack for the journey. The transfer will take you to the La Soledad community, a sleepy mountain village on the Pacific slope of the Acatenango volcano. The trail to the private campsite on this magnificent volcano passes through four different microclimates. It takes about an hour to traverse them all. At midday, you’ll have a short break and a fresh picnic will be waiting for you.
The first part of the walk to Mount Acatenango takes you through local farmland. This first hour helps you acclimatise and warm up your leg muscles. Further up the climb, you’ll pass through an ancient tropical cloud forest containing some of the volcano’s oldest trees. It boasts incredible biodiversity of flora and fauna and is home to the famous quetzal, Guatemala’s national bird. On the way to the campsite, you can enjoy fantastic views of other volcanoes such as Atitlán, Tolimán, San Pedro, Santa María, Santo Tomás and Tajumulco, along with a glimpse of the Cuchumatanes mountain range.
Once you arrive at the campsite, you’ll have dinner. There’s plenty of space to relax and enjoy the most incredible sights and sounds of the eruptions from the nearby Fuego volcano. The sunset from the base camp of the Acatenango volcano is one of the most breathtaking sunsets you will ever see, with red lava also spewing from the neighbouring volcano (the Fuego volcano).
Included:
• 2 days/1 night camping at the Acatenango volcano, including camping equipment, breakfast, packed lunch and dinner, a local guide and National Park entrance fees
Descending Acatenango volcano & on to Lake Atitlan
This morning, after an early camp breakfast, you will climb to the summit of the volcano at an altitude of 3,975 metres. This section of the walk is even more challenging than the previous day, involving a 45-minute climb along a sandy and gravelly path dotted with dwarf pine trees and tall alpine mosses. After the steepest section of the path to the summit, you’ll be rewarded with an incredible sunrise over the Fuego volcano. The colours of the lava against the shifting sunlight are breathtaking. After a short rest and taking in the unrivalled 360-degree view of the Guatemalan highlands, you’ll descend through a variety of microclimates to return to La Soledad. From here, you’ll travel by transfer to Lake Atitlán.
On the way, you’ll visit the Iximché ruins. These ruins are an important archaeological and historical site in Guatemala and offer a fascinating insight into the culture and history of the Kaqchikel Maya. You will then travel on to your hotel. What makes this hotel special is that it is only accessible by boat. From your accommodation, you’ll enjoy spectacular views of Lake Atitlán and the surrounding countryside.
Includes:
• Hike to the summit and descent of the Acatenango volcano
• Private transfer to your hotel
• Visit to the Iximché ruins en route
• Overnight stay including breakfast
Lake Atitlan boat trip
You’ll go on an excursion out onto Lake Atitlán. You’ll take a boat across the lake to various authentic Mayan villages where you can wander around. As this is a private excursion, you’ll have the freedom to discuss with your guide which villages you’d like to visit. Each village has its own traditional crafts, such as pottery, weaving, coffee or murals. All the products are made here by local families; a great opportunity to pick up some souvenirs.
A wonderful day on the water whilst getting to know Guatemalan culture.
Included:
• Private boat trip on Lake Atitlán past traditional villages, including a private boat, an English-speaking guide and entrance fees
• Accommodation including breakfast
Cooking workshop
You’ll have the morning free to either go for a walk in the surrounding area or simply relax by Lake Atitlán. If you’re looking for a bit of adventure, you can go paragliding. Feel free to ask us about the options!
In the afternoon, you’ll be picked up for a Guatemalan cooking workshop. Learn to prepare the country’s flavours yourself on this fun, interactive excursion.
Includes:
• Cooking workshop with an English-speaking guide
• Overnight stay including breakfast
Travel to Huehuetenango and visit Chichicastenango market
After your stay by the lake, you’ll travel on to Huehuetenango today. On the way, you’ll visit the colourful Chichicastenango market. This is a large indigenous market that is unrivalled in Central America. The market is only open on Thursdays and Sundays, so it’s important to bear this in mind when planning your trip.
Huehue, as the locals call it, is a charming little village, beautifully situated in the rugged Cuchumatane Mountains near the Mexican border. Here you’ll find lively indigenous markets, and people still wear colourful, traditional clothing. For the next few nights, you’ll be staying at the traditional Hacienda Unicornio Azul – a wonderful spot in the Sierra de los Cuchumatanes.
Included:
• Private transfer to your hotel
• Visit to the Chichicastenango market, including an English-speaking guide
• Overnight stay including breakfast
Explore the surroundings of Huehuetenango
During your stay, you will take an excursion to Todos Santos Cuchumatan which is an authentic Mayan city. The majority of its inhabitants are of Mayan origin and the predominant language spoken is Mam, a Mayan dialect. It is one of the places where most people still wear the traditional costume called Tipicos and practice the customs of their ancestors. Throughout Guatemala and beyond, postcards and travel books feature the faces of Todos Santeros (men) with their distinctive red trousers, dark blue chaps and striped shirts with ornately embroidered collars.
Includes:
• Private excursion to Todos Santos and the surrounding area
• Overnight stay including breakfast
Accommodation near Semuc Champey
The journey continues to Lanquin, a small town situated near the idyllic Semuc Champey, where you’ll stay at the delightful Utopia Eco Lodge, nestled in the heart of the jungle. In the morning, you’ll wake up to the sounds of the jungle.
During your stay, you’ll visit Semuc Champey – considered by some to be the most beautiful spot in Guatemala. There’s a natural limestone bridge 300 metres long, and atop it lie terraced pools, which are ideal for a refreshing swim. The colours of these pools range from emerald green to turquoise. You can hike up to the viewpoint for a lovely panoramic view of the pools. The visit is also combined with a trip to the Lanquin Caves, where you can admire hundreds of bats as they fly out at sunset – a spectacular sight!
Included:
• Private transfer to your hotel
• Visit to the Lanquin caves and Semuc Champey pools as a private tour with an English-speaking guide
• Overnight stays including breakfast
Travel to Rio Dulce
It’s time to leave Semuc Champey and travel on to Rio Dulce. For the next few nights, you’ll be staying at the Rio Dulce, which lies next to Guatemala’s largest lake, Lake Izabal. The hotel you’re heading to is situated on the river, right in the middle of the jungle. It’s a great spot for hiking on your own and, if you like, walking to the Shaman’s Tower, where genuine shamanic rituals are sometimes held. It’s absolutely beautiful here. The river winds its way from the coast through the jungle, and you’ll spot monkeys and exotic birds along the way.
During your stay, you’ll go on a lovely walk to the stunning Siete Altares (Seven Altars), a spiritual area with many pools of water and waterfalls. The tour also includes a visit to the suspension bridges and a relaxing boat trip on the Rio Dulce.
Included:
• Private transfer to your hotel
• 7 Altares hike, suspension bridges and a boat trip on the Rio Dulce with private service
• Accommodation including breakfast
Travel to Flores
Today, you will travel on to Flores. This region is particularly famous for the magnificent Tikal ruin complex which is beautifully hidden in the jungle. The region of Petén, where you are now, is therefore a green, jungle-like environment. The next few days are dedicated to a special activity, namely a multi-day jungle trek to the lesser-known Yaxha and Nakum. Before embarking on that adventure, you will first spend a night in Flores located on the island of the same name, where there are plenty of shops, restaurants and bars.
Included:
• Private transfer to your hotel
• Overnight stay including breakfast
Jungle trek to Yaxha and Nakum
Get ready for an unforgettable day filled with nature, history and adventure!
Early in the morning, you’ll be picked up from your hotel in Flores. From there, your journey begins towards the impressive Yaxhá National Park, which is just 80 km away. Around 9.00 am, you’ll arrive at the edge of the jungle, the gateway to a hidden world.
Accompanied by a local guide, a true expert on the flora and fauna, you’ll set off on a beautiful 17-kilometre walk through the rainforest. Along the way, you’ll learn all about the mysterious sounds, exotic animals and ancient trees that abound in this area. After about four hours’ walk, you’ll reach the fascinating archaeological complex of Nakum, hidden deep within the greenery. During the trek, you’ll enjoy a delicious country-style lunch, prepared with local ingredients – the perfect fuel for this adventure.
Once you’ve reached your destination, it’s time to set up camp together. You’ll set up your hammock, where you’ll later spend the night under the starry sky of the Guatemalan jungle. Before sunset, take some time to explore the mysterious Nakum. Stroll past ancient temples, listen to the stories of the ancient Maya people and feel the magic of this hidden place. In the evening, a tasty camp dinner awaits you, after which you’ll retire to your hammock feeling content.
Included:
• 2 days/1 night of jungle camping, including camping equipment, meals, transport, a local guide and National Park entrance fees
Wake up in the jungle and reminisce in Flores
You’ll wake up to the sounds of the jungle slowly coming to life. Howler monkeys in the distance, birdsong and the soft rustling of leaves. A magical start to the day, surrounded by nature!
After this unique morning experience, breakfast will be waiting for you at the camp in Nakum. Enjoy the peace and quiet whilst you recharge your batteries for the rest of the adventure. You’ll then set off on the return journey through the rainforest towards Yaxhá National Park. A walk full of new impressions and surprises – no two jungle treks are ever the same!
Around midday, you’ll reach the enchanting Lake Yaxhá, where you’ll enjoy lunch with a view of the water. Take a moment to relax. After lunch, you’ll explore the impressive archaeological complex of Yaxhá. Stroll past temples and plazas, climb to the top and admire the architecture of the Maya. And as the icing on the cake: climb Temple 216 for a breathtaking sunset over the jungle – a view you’ll never forget.
After this magical moment, you’ll return to civilisation and head back to your hotel in Flores. You’ll be staying at the same hotel as before for these final few days.
Includes:
• End of 2-day/1-night jungle hike
• Transfer to your hotel
• Overnight stay including breakfast
Visit to Mayan city of Tikal
You cannot leave this region without visiting the ruins of Tikal. The sacred Mayan city is the second largest city of the Mayan civilisation after Calakmul in Mexico. Hear the sounds of howler monkeys as you wander past the temples at your leisure. During the tour, enjoy a delicious bbq lunch in the middle of the jungle. A magical place where ancient Maya culture comes alive. The following day is at leisure.
Includes:
- Private excursion to Tikal including English-speaking guide, entrance fees and lunch
- Overnight stays including breakfast
Accommodations
Hotel El Meson de Maria
Hotel Meson de María was built in harmony with Antigua's colonial style and beauty. It is an old mansion dating back to the XXII century. The hotel's convenient location adds to the comfort of your stay. You will be steps away from Calle del Arco and the central square. From the...
Hotel Meson de María was built in harmony with Antigua's colonial style and beauty. It is an old mansion dating back to the XXII century. The hotel's convenient location adds to the comfort of your stay. You are just steps away from Calle del Arco and the central square. From the rooftop terrace on the third floor, you will have great views of the Agua, Fuego and Acatenango volcanoes that surround the valley in which Antigua is located.
Your stay: 2 nights
Camping Acatenango volcano
Conquering the summit of the third-highest volcano in all of Central America is a breathtaking experience. Although Acatenango volcano is a calm dormant colossus, its neighbour, Fuego volcano (fire volcano), is one of the most active volcanoes in Guatemala making this trek a real adventure...
Conquering the summit of the third-highest volcano in all of Central America is a breathtaking experience. Although Acatenango volcano is a calm dormant colossus, its neighbour, Fuego volcano (fire volcano), is one of the most active volcanoes in Guatemala making this trek a real adventure.
You will spend the night in tents near the camping site on the volcano, from where you will have a fantastic view of the Fuego volcano's eruptions.
Lush Atitlan
At Lush Atitlan, in San Marcos La Laguna on the shores of Lake Atitlan, it has created the eco haven to truly disconnect. Lush Atitlan sits in the hills next to the Cerro Tzankujil nature reserve. Time is a choice here. You can hear the birdsong and the infectious laughter of the native...
At Lush Atitlan, in San Marcos La Laguna on the shores of Lake Atitlan, it has created the eco haven to truly disconnect. Lush Atitlan sits in the hills next to the Cerro Tzankujil nature reserve. Time is a choice here. You can hear the birdsong and the infectious laughter of the native staff.
Your stay: 3 nights
Unicornio Azul
Located in the heart of authentic rural Guatemala, Unicornio Azul offers accommodation amidst peaceful landscapes. The establishment has five simple and cosy rooms, three in the main building and two in a small house at the foot of a forest. Guests can enjoy delicious...
Located in the heart of authentic rural Guatemala, Unicornio Azul offers accommodation amidst peaceful landscapes. The establishment has five simple and cosy rooms, three in the main building and two in a small house at the foot of a forest. Guests can enjoy delicious homemade lunch and dinner in the dining room. Horse riding tours are offered, accompanied by a certified guide
Your stay: 2 nights
Utopia Eco Lodge
Utopia Eco Lodge is a relaxed jungle ecolodge located on the river within walking distance of Semuc Champey. The lodge offers different accommodation types, from camping to dormitories and private rooms. Utopia is surrounded by its own grounds of cocoa trees. There is a relaxing atmosphere and various...
Utopia Eco Lodge is a relaxed jungle ecolodge located on the river within walking distance of Semuc Champey. The lodge offers different accommodation types, from camping to dormitories and private rooms. Utopia is surrounded by its own grounds of cocoa trees. There is a relaxing atmosphere and various activities are offered, such as yoga classes, cocoa tours and excursions in the area.
Your stay: 2 nights
Tortugal Hotel and Marina
Hotel Tortugal and Marina is located in Rio Dulce, between Castillo San Felipe and the bridge. From the accommodation, there are many things to do such as a boat trip to the Caribbean side and Livingston, you can visit the hot springs at Finca Paraiso or go to Castillo San Felipe, which can be visited not only on foot but also by kayak...
Hotel Tortugal and Marina is located in Rio Dulce, between Castillo San Felipe and the bridge. From the accommodation, there are many things to do such as a boat trip to the Caribbean side and Livingston, you can visit the hot springs at Finca Paraiso or go to Castillo San Felipe, which can be reached by kayak in addition to on foot. The hotel offers different types of rooms, from a luxurious honeymoon suite to a private bungalow or a family room.
Your stay: 2 nights
Hotel Casona de la Isla
Hotel Casona de La Isla is located on the picturesque Flores Peninsula, on the shores of Lake Peten Itza. It has 26 comfortable single, double and triple rooms. In addition, guests can enjoy the restaurant, swimming pool, jacuzzi and bar, which also has stunning views of Lake Peten Itza
Your stay: 5 nights
Experiences
Excursion Mayan villages Lake Atitlan
You will take a boat trip up the magical Lake Atitlan where you will visit some authentic, traditional maya villages. The spoken language in these villages are Mayan dialects and each village has its own market. It is a fun and essential way to get to know the Atitlan region.
Cooking workshop Panajachel
Learn the intricacies of Guatemalan cooking in this tasty workshop. Led by a local, you will learn about the flavours of Guatemala's authentic cuisine. You will learn to prepare traditional dishes that you may later be able to prepare at home for family and/or friends.
Destinations
Chichicastenango
Lying amid green valleys, sharp mountain peaks and vast forests, northwest of Guatemala City, the vibrant town of Chichicastenango is famous for its rich indigenous Mayan heritage and its lively, colourful market. The atmospheric cobbled streets and red-tiled roofs lead to the huge market that offers handmade textiles, jade jewellery and traditional wooden crafts, among others.
Yaxha National Park
Located in the northeastern department of Petén in Guatemala, bordering Tikal National Park to the west, Yaxha National Park is an area of outstanding natural beauty. The park is home to several ancient Maya cities, several wetlands and beautiful lagoons. Its vast size, incredible surroundings and unique flora and fauna make Yaxha the most exciting city. Once home to some 20,000 people, it is still one of the most impressive cities, with skyscraper 216 on the eastern Acropolis. Other cities to visit include Topoxte, Nakum and Naranjo. Yaxha lagoon is home to one of the largest populations of the endemic Moreletti crocodile, as well as the Central American river turtle. More than 40 mammal species live in the jungle, including proboscis monkeys, jaguars, pumas, Azara foxes and American tapirs. A huge variety of colourful birds can be seen, including toucans, kingfishers and many more.
Tikal National Park
The ancient city of Tikal lies in the middle of the lush rainforest of northern Guatemala. These ancient ruins are the remains of the largest urban centre in the Southern Maya territories. Here you can discover the famous archaeological sites of the Maya. The ruins are in the Tikal National Park, which is a UNESCO World Heritage Site for its biodiversity and archaeological importance. Here you will hike along ancient paths under a canopy of dense rainforest and spot monkeys, wild turkeys and foxes roaming the stone squares.
Guatemala
Antigua Guatemala
Antigua was one of the New World's most important cities during the Spanish Colony. Antigua is an open-air museum of cobbled streets, colonial buildings, churches and monasteries. The pastel colours, spring-like climate, abundant flowers and some volcanoes as a backdrop make Antigua a place where many would like to stay. Boutique shops and quaint restaurants add to Antigua's magic. Antigua was voted the city with the best value for money accommodation in the world in 2010!
Flores
The oldest part of the city is situated on an island in Lake Petén, Itzá, which is connected to the mainland and the sister towns of Santa Elena and San Benito by a causeway. All three are usually referred to as Flores. Flores was formerly the Mayan city of Tayasal. The island formed the last Mayan state to remain independent during the Spanish conquest. In 1697, the city was conquered and completely destroyed in the process.
The town has both an old and a modern section and is often used by tourists as a stopover before travelling on to the Mayan city of Tikal. However, the town itself has plenty to offer. The charming, often cobbled streets of Flores are lined with colonial buildings with red-tiled roofs, a historic church, a Spanish-style plaza, and a number of wonderful restaurants, cafés, hotels, guesthouses and craft shops. Those who take the time to explore the town are likely to discover that Flores is full of hidden treasures and is more than just a stopover destination; it is an unforgettable attraction in its own right.
Lake Atitlán
Lake Atitlán was described by Alexander von Humboldt, the famous German scientist, as the most beautiful lake in the world. The intensity of its colours, the indigenous villages lining its shores and the volcanoes rising spectacularly from the water were his main reasons for this.
A large proportion of the population around Lake Atitlán are direct descendants of the Maya, and many traditions and customs have been preserved over the centuries.
The stunning sunsets create a magical atmosphere. The view of the volcanoes and their reflections in the water provide an impressive spectacle of Mother Nature.
Coban
The bustling city of Coban, located in the heart of Guatemala, is best known as an area for coffee production. In addition, the destination is fast developing as a popular ecotourism destination. Coban is surrounded by an impressive landscape characterised by beautiful waterfalls, caves and forested mountains. Visitors can look forward to a range of fantastic activities in the city, including visiting the picturesque Parque Central and exploring the hilltop temple of El Calvario with spectacular views over the city.
Rio Dulce
Rio Dulce, also known as Fronteras is located on the spectacular Rio Dulce River, which is lined with lush, dense tropical jungle and interrupted by a few branches of the river. The town acts as a popular stopover for tourists taking a boat trip to Livingstone as well as 'yachties' seeking shelter from the open seas. Visitors can explore the Caribbean lowlands, discover the dramatic cliffs of La Cueva de la Vaca, soak in the warm waters near Río Lampara and visit the ancient Castillo de San Felipe.
Peten Department
Peten province, located in the north of the country, occupies about a third of Guatemala and is a paradise made up of dense jungle, Mayan mystery and beautiful lakes. Awesome, lush green forests are inhabited by macaws, beautiful butterflies, monkeys, nose bears and foxes. A large number of ancient Maya ruins are the main attractions of this area, culminating in the very remote metropolis of El Mirador; once a sprawling city with more than tens of thousands of inhabitants and where today the tallest, still standing, pyramid can be found. Although visiting El Mirador involves quite a bit of planning and walking, there are a number of sites that are more accessible, such as the impressive Tikal temple complex and Yaxha Maya city. Places that are further worth visiting are the wonderful Petexbatun Lake and Azul Crater, a spring-fed tributary with crystal clear water.
San Agustin Lanquin
The village of San Agustin Lanquin is located on the southern edge of the Grutas De Lanquin National Park, about a two-hour drive from Coban. The surroundings of San Agustin Lanquin offer many natural attractions. Visitors can explore the interesting linestone caves in the national park, where Mayan rituals have been held over the centuries. At dusk, bats leave the caves; an impressive sight. The amazing turquoise water pools at Semuc Champey are deep in the jungle and give the unique opportunity to swim in pristine natural beauty. A fantastic viewpoint can also be found here which gives a panoramic view of the wonderful pools. Don't miss the opportunity to take a tour to one of the local cacao farms or cacao workshop.
Huehuetenango Department
The department of Huehuetenango is located in the western highlands of Guatemala and borders Mexico to the north and west. It is known for its cultural diversity and is famous for its coffee. Visitors can look forward to a wide range of wonderful activities and attractions. Visit the bridge over the San Juan River, one of the department's main tourist attractions; explore the lively streets of the city of Huehuetenango, which serves as the departmental capital; and explore the beautiful landscapes, ranging from mountain peaks to tropical lowland rainforest. The department of Huehuetenango covers almost the entire length of the Sierra de los Cuchumatanes mountain range, a perfect destination for outdoor enthusiasts. Don't miss the chance to take home a selection of local handicrafts, such as traditionally woven Maya textiles.
San Marcos La Laguna
Located on the shores of Lake Atitlan in Guatemala, the dreamy village of San Marcos La Laguna lures holistic and spiritually minded people to its meditation centres, yoga retreats, holistic healing facilities and health-food restaurants amid outstanding natural beauty. Take Spanish lessons from locals or shop at various boutiques for locally made arts and crafts. Kayak across the calm morning waters of Lake Atitlan - the glittering crown jewel of the region - or test your nerves by jumping off a 20-metre-high jumping platform at the Cerro Tzankujil Nature Reserve in Lake Atitlán. Hike to the top of the majestic San Pedro volcano, a challenging but rewarding adventure, and soothe aching muscles, reduce stress and promote healing with reiki healing and relaxing massages.
Guatemala trip | Adventure & cultural roundtrip Guatemala
We offer the described trip from €3,895 per person.
The tour price is indicative and is subject to factors including availability and travel dates.
Included
• Domestic flight as mentioned in the itinerary, including hold luggage
• Overnight stays in good-quality, atmospheric accommodation
• All meals as specified in the programme
• All necessary private transfers as mentioned
• All excursions as mentioned in the ‘programme’, including a hike to the Acatenango volcano, Semuc Champey, the Tikal ruins and a boat trip on the Rio Dulce with suspension bridges
• Entrance fees to national parks during the land programme
• National Geographic or similar travel guide
• Meet & greet on arrival
• Booking fees (worth €50)
Positive impact of your trip:
• Contribution of €50 per person towards a positive impact via the Avila Foundation
• Cycling tour in Antigua
• Visit to local villages around Lake Atitlán
• Local cookery workshop
• Chichicastenango market
• Jungle trek to Yaxha and Nakum
Not included
• Intercontinental flights
• Room category upgrade
• Travel and/or cancellation insurance
• Seat reservations on flights
• Meals not specified and optional excursions
• Personal expenses/tips
• Contribution to the Calamity Fund (€2.50 per booking)
• SGR contribution (€5 per person)