Top Guatemala City Tours, Sightseeing & Cruises - page 4

Explore the colorful towns of Iximché and Chichicastenago on this exciting day trip from Guatemala City, complete with round-trip hotel service. You’ll wander through open-air markets and comb through the unique handmade goods Guatemala is famous for on this popular day trip. Visit the Church of Santo Tomas and Calvary Church in Chichiscastenango’s central plaza with your expert local guide, and make your way to the ancient Mayan town of Iximché to explore the ruins.

On your own, it’s difficult to squeeze the Chichicastenango market (Mercado Santo Tomás) into a single day, but this guided tour makes it a breeze by handling all the transportation logistics from Guatemala City, with a Lake Atitlan photo stop too. Going with a guide keeps you from getting lost in the crowds and provides tons of insight into the rich cultures you’ll see practicing rituals in Santo Tomas Church.

The rich Mayan heritage and stunning Guatemalan landscapes await you on this 12-hour tour. Start at Iximché, an archaeological site where ceremonial squares tell ancestral stories. Then, sail through beautiful Lake Atitlan, surrounded by volcanoes, and visit San Juan La Laguna to immerse yourself in its vibrant local culture. This tour is guided by local experts who provide an in-depth knowledge of the region and its traditions. Explore Iximché and its ceremonial squares full of history - Enjoy a boat ride on Lake Atitlan with amazing views - Learn about the culture of San Juan La Laguna, with craft workshops - Includes private transportation and a local guide for comfort

Familiarize yourself with Antigua while visiting Guatemala during this full-day tour that takes you around the city with a guide who shows you spots and tells you stories you may miss if choosing to explore on your own. This Antigua tour includes hotel pickup from Guatemala City and provides lunch during the day.

It would be a crime to visit Guatemala and miss out on its capital city. Discover the metropolis' touristic highlights and vibrant culture in just four hours on a small-group tour. In only half a day, you visit the National Palace, cathedral, and Civic Center Complex, along with residential areas. Comfortable air-conditioned transportation begins and ends at your accommodation, which spares you the stress and expense of taxis and public transit.

No trip to Guatemala is complete without visiting Antigua, a UNESCO World Heritage-listed city widely considered Guatemala’s crown jewel. This half-day sightseeing tour from Guatemala City makes it possible to visit on even the shortest of time frames—squeeze it into a long layover or make the most of a quick trip without skimping on any of the sights.

Soak up the scenery of central Guatemala over three memorable days with this action-packed tour from Guatemala City. Enjoy two nights accommodation in the alpine town of Cobán, with ample opportunities to discover the surrounding countryside. Follow your guide on a 3-hour hike through the El Biotopto del Quetzal forest; cool off in the rock pools of Semuc Champey; and explore the Lanquin and Rey Marcos caves.

Guatemala has Mayan cities that had their heyday at different times, those of the Classic Maya period (200 BC to 900 AD) predominate in the north somewhat far from the current city of Guatemala, and those of the Postclassic period (900 AD to 1,524 AD) In the West, one of the most emblematic sites is Iximché, capital of the Kaqchiquel manor, nowadays the visitor can appreciate the vestiges that were left after the destruction caused by the conquerors, also this place was the scene of the foundation of Guatemala. After visiting the Mayan site, the guide will recommend a good place to have lunch, in the afternoon we will return to Guatemala City.

Discover the lively highland culture and beautiful scenery of Guatemala during this 12-hour visit to Chichicastenango and Lake Atitlan from Guatemala City. Start by checking out the colonial architecture and sprawling market of Chichicastenango, where vendors hawk everything from colorful handicrafts to candles, food and machetes. You’ll then have a chance to explore the picturesque town of Panjachel on the volcano-rimmed shores of Lake Atitlan. Your Chichicastenango and Lake Atitlan trip includes a guide, optional lunch upgrade and round-trip hotel transport.

Experience Guatemala’s top attractions, marveling at its stunning natural beauty and exploring its fascinating ancient history, on this 8-day tour. Discover the colonial architecture of charming Antigua before chilling out along the stunning shores of Lake Atitlán and its idyllic villages. Then dive into ancient Mayan history at the ruins of Tikal and Yaxha before capping the trip off with a hike to the summit of the country’s Pacaya Volcano. This all-inclusive tour also includes 7 nights of accommodation, transport between all sites by private vehicle, entrance fees and meals as per the itinerary.

Take a trip back through the history of Guatemala, both ancient and modern, during this private 6-hour exploration of Guatemala City’s top museums. Stop by the Popol Vuh Museum, housing artifacts from some of the oldest cultures that lived in Guatemala. Then explore the wealth of indigenous weaving on display at the Ixchel Museum of Indigenous Textiles and Clothing and learn about Mayan engineering at the Miraflores Museum. This museum-themed excursion also includes a private guide, entrance fees, an optional lunch upgrade and round-trip hotel transport from Antigua or Guatemala City.

Experience the thrill of riding an ATV on the slopes of the active Pacaya Volcano! After hotel pickup in Antigua Guatemala or Guatemala City, enjoy a scenic one-hour drive to the national park. Meet your guide and begin an exciting ride across ancient lava fields, volcanic trails, and black-rock landscapes created by past eruptions. Admire spectacular views of Agua, Fuego, and Acatenango volcanoes while getting closer to Pacaya's active crater. Short walks, amazing photo opportunities, and breathtaking scenery make this adventure perfect for all travelers, with minimal physical effort required. ️

Discover the highlights and hidden gems of Guatemala City on a private walking tour through the old district. Learn the history, culture, and archaeology of the city’s landmarks and streets. This weekend-only tour is ideal for first-time visitors and locals wanting to explore Guatemala’s capital with a knowledgeable guide.

The tour of the Guatemalan highlands is a unique contrast of nature and culture. Our first point to visit will be the Chichicastenango craft market, which is only installed on Thursdays and Sundays. In this place we will know the daily living of the Quiche Maya and we will have time to make purchases of crafts, a very important part of the experience. In the afternoon, the visit continues in the town of Panajachel, where we will have lunch and enjoy a panoramic view of the beautiful Lake Atitlan, formed more than 85,000 years ago and currently guarded by three imposing volcanoes. At the end, the return to Guatemala City begins.

Watch the sunrise or sunset from the top of Pacaya Volcano, one of Guatemala’s most active volcanoes. This adventure takes you through a landscape of petrified lava and views of Lake Amatitlan and other outstanding volcanoes. Enjoy a 1.5-hour guided ascent with certified local guides and a quiet descent to the village of San Vicente Pacaya, where you can have breakfast before returning. An experience that combines nature and exercise, ideal for lovers of hiking and natural beauty. You choose whether you would like to enjoy a magical sunrise or sunset from one of the most beautiful active volcanoes in Guatemala.

The visit to San Juan La Laguna is a unique experience that combines art, tradition and nature. This picturesque village, located on the shores of the majestic Lake Atitlan, is renowned for its colorful streets adorned with murals that narrate Mayan history and worldview. Here visitors can discover community workshops of fabrics made with natural dyes, learn about the artisan process the making of honey and admire the creativity of local artists. It is a destination that invites cultural connection and the enjoyment of an authentic and vibrant environment.

Visitors can see the towns of San Antonio Palopó and Santa Catarina Palopó, where houses painted with vibrant colors and Mayan symbols turn the town into an open-air art gallery. Each mural reflects the identity of the K’akch’ikel community and conveys a message of cultural pride. In addition, the natural hot springs on the shore of the lake offer a unique space for relaxation, while viewpoints give spectacular views of volcanoes and Lake Atitlan. The experience is completed with the warmth of its inhabitants and the possibility of acquiring textile crafts made with ancestral techniques.

.Maya World by Air – Exclusive Full Day Adventure Experience the ultimate journey to the heart of the ancient Maya civilization with our premium all-inclusive day tour. Travel comfortably aboard an Avianca Airbus A320, enjoying a fast and seamless flight that maximizes your time exploring one of the most extraordinary archaeological treasures in the world. Your experience includes round-trip airfare, airport transfers, expert guide service, and entrance to the National Park. Designed for travelers seeking personalized attention, comfort, and efficiency, this exclusive tour allows you to discover the Capital of the Maya World in a single unforgettable day. To guarantee your flight, reservations must be made at least 20 days in advance. Last-minute bookings are not available, and prices may vary during holiday periods. Prepare for breathtaking temples, towering pyramids, and a once-in-a-lifetime encounter with the legacy of the Maya civilization.

We have created a wonderful tour for you to know the history of Guatemala differently. You will go from being in a Mayan archaeological site to 2 colonial cities, and the current capital of Guatemala, all combined in this tour. Guatemala, before the arrival of the Spanish conquerors, was divided into kingdoms of different ethnicities. In 1524 when the conquerors set foot in Guatemalan for the first time, they did so in the Kaqchiquel City of Iximché and founded the first Spanish capital there. A few years later, they moved to Ciudad Vieja and established their second capital. Still, due to a natural disaster in 1541, they moved for the third time to what we now know as Antigua Guatemala. Finally, after an earthquake in 1773, they moved their capital for the fourth time, and they did it to where it is located today. This is a specialized tour for history lovers and the entire family. You will be accompanied at all times by an expert guide.

City tour through the cosmopolitan Guatemala City, during the tour you will be able to know the city of Guatemala passing through important avenues and monuments to understand its history through the explanations of our guide, taking with you pleasant experiences where you visit: Avenida Las Américas, Reforma Avenue, Civic Center, Historic Center, relief map of Guatemala and finally Paseo Cayalá.

Cover some of the top highlights of Guatemala, including colonial towns, towering volcanoes and indigenous villages, during this 4-day, 3-night trip. During this Guatemalan adventure you’ll walk the charming cobblestoned streets of Antigua and admire the stunning volcano-rimmed shores of Lake Atitlan. You’ll also get a taste for the bustling markets and rich indigenous culture found in cities like Chichicastenango. Your Guatemalan adventure includes accommodations, meals, a guide and coach transport.

Great experience and very comfortable with all included because in in the middle of national reserve, Not much options in accommodation and this is one of the best. Very convenience beside to Semuc, All meals and activities are included in the price. Kamba Caves and tubing is a plus that we provide to make a better experience.

Founded by the Spaniards in 1543, nowadays Antigua is a beautiful blend of ruins, restored colonial buildings, and new buildings in colonial style. It was declared “Monument of America” in 1965.

Feel like Mayan royalty for the day during this day-long trip to the UNESCO World Heritage site of Tikal, with optional upgrades for a private tour and a zipline adventure. Fly from the capital to Mundo Maya Airport for an in-depth exploration of this sprawling 222-square mile (576-square kilometer) Mayan complex of pyramids, palaces and temples. You’ll also get up close with the region’s range of exotic plant and animal life, and even fly above it on an optional zipline tour. This Tikal day trip also includes a guide, round-trip flights and transport, site entrance fees and lunch.