Top Antigua Shopping Tours

Though challenging, summiting Acatenango Volcano is a must while in Antigua, Guatemala. Going as part of this guided tour not only ensures your safety during the hike, but also removes the hassle of worrying about meals and equipment for the trek. Just bring personal essentials, your sense of adventure, and a camera to capture the amazing sunrise.

Travel between Antigua and Lake Atitlan (or vice versa) in air-conditioned comfort with this private minibus shuttle service. Offering one-way transfers from your accommodation in Antigua and the lake—where you can be dropped off in Panajachel, Santa Catarina, San Antonio Palopo, or at the pier—you can ask your driver to stop if you need a break from the winding roads or fancy visiting somewhere on the way.

Skip the stress of making your own way between Lake Atitlan and Antigua with a shared transfer service that lets you avoid public transport and expensive taxi rides. Traveling in a small group limited to only 10 people means you won't have to wait for multiple pickups and drop-offs, while air conditioning ensures you stay cool and relaxed throughout the scenic ride.

This tour offers an authentic taste of Guatemala’s vibrant culture and culinary traditions! From savoring local "antojitos" at a bustling market to crafting tortillas alongside a welcoming local family, you’ll gain a true understanding of daily life in Guatemala. With its unique blend of flavors, history, and hands-on learning, this experience is perfect for food lovers and curious travelers seeking unforgettable memories. Don’t miss this chance to connect deeply with Guatemala’s heart and soul!

An orientation walk through the Antigua Market to experience and meet the community. Lead by an English speaking guide who lives in Antigua. This is not your average walking tour. While not led by someone born in the market, your guide is deeply connected to the people who were — offering an insider-style introduction to one of Antigua’s most vibrant communities. The market is more than buying and selling; it’s daily life in motion from before sunrise. This experience explores areas that bring the market to life: meats, seafood, fruits and vegetables, chicken buses, clothing, incense, floral stalls, hardware, kitchenware, artisan goods, food courts, ceviche spots, and more. Meet vendors, learn local rhythms, and experience the culture behind the stalls.