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Alexis_R, Mar 2026
If you need a shuttle, definitely pick them!!!
Our driver stayed in contact with us the whole time until we met up with him. He was so kind to let us make a couple of stops on the way to Antigua. I highly recommend this service, felt completely safe and Roberto even waited until the people for our Airbnb came to open the door.
Maria_R, Mar 2026
Unique Cooking Experience
Such an amazing experience! Our group of 5 girls had a wonderful time with Milton. We started by visiting the market before making our way to his beautiful rooftop kitchen. I really enjoyed that he took his time to explain the history and traditions of the meals. We were assigned small individual tasks and at the end ate everything we made. No cooking skills required and easy for beginners. We left with a full belly!
Oluwadara_E, Mar 2026
I am so glad I chose...
I am so glad I chose experience GT to do the hike with. The company organized everything perfectly giving us all the information we needed in order to be properly prepared for the trip. Our guides were encouraging, patient and very knowledgeable. Do not skimp on the amount of layers you bring on the hike because it is really needed. I had a tank top, a water proof long sleeve, a thermal layer on top, a waterproof hoodie, a puffer and a waterproof wind breaker. For majority of the hike up. For bottoms, I had a pair of capri leggings and hiking pants, and 2 separate pairs of socks packed. For the hike up to lunch break (about 3 hours) I had on my tank, water proof long sleeves and capri leggings. By lunch, I had put in my thermal layer over it + waterproof zip up hoodie and capri pants as it got pretty windy. And then once at base camp, I put on my puffer, gloves (with hand warmers inside), and neck gaiter to protect from the dust for the fuego hike. And then once at the ridge, I put on my waterproof jacket. I was very warm. The hike to see fuego was the hardest part for me. The hike to base camp is steep but there are moments of flat stretches to help recover. However, the hike to fuego starts downhill for about 30 minutes or so, and then very steep uphill with no flat stretches. It is important to bring snacks in your pocket and enough water to sustain you because guess what, the hike back, is also downhill and then very steep uphill, which sucks even more. However, the group was super encouraging and we all got through it together. Coming back after dinner, we got rewarded with the best eruptions without any clouds. It made it all worth it. I’d like to say a huge thank you to experience GT and our guides Erik and (I forgot his name but also very knowledgeable and experienced).
Drew_H, Mar 2026
This was a great...
This was a great excursion that was relaxing, peaceful, and beautiful. We enjoyed perfect weather on a boat that zoomed across Lake Atitlan, then enjoyed a cacao tasting, honey tasting, and textile demonstration all in the city. The guide was very kind and informative, and we had some time to walk around and explore/shop.
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Antigua, Guatemala, tours run the gamut. To get your adrenaline pumping, opt for an overnight sunrise summit hike of the Acatenango Volcano to safely view the adjacent—and still highly active—Volcán de Fuego. Not an early riser? Buckle your helmet strap and explore the countryside and its mountain villages via ATV sunset tour. For something more laid-back, take a day tour of Lake Atitlán, join a cooking class and market tour, or learn about the locally-produced chocolate and coffee. Whether adventure-driven or culture-centric, each Antigua tour will give you something to talk about.