Top Guatemala City Walking Tours - page 2

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.

Enjoy a full day of relaxation at Playa El Paredón, one of Guatemala’s most popular destinations. With a DayPass on Playa 14, you will have access to swimming pools, showers and comfortable oceanfront facilities. Relax under an umbrella, soak in the pool or stroll along the beach while enjoying the sunset. This tour includes private transportation from your hotel in Guatemala City or Antigua and a local guide who will offer you culinary recommendations. Ideal for travelers seeking an escape in nature and enjoy Guatemalan coastal culture. - Hotel pickup in Guatemala City or Antigua - Access to Playa 14 with beach facilities and swimming pools - Free time to relax on the beach and enjoy the sunset - Local guide available in English or Spanish for recommendations

Explore Guatemala’s charming landscapes on a 2-day tour visiting Hobbitenango, Antigua’s colonial charm and stunning Lake Atitlan. The first day begins with a magical breakfast in Hobbitenango, followed by stunning views from the Cerro de la Cruz and a cultural immersion in the Church of La Merced and the MUNAG Museum. In the afternoon we will return to the hotel where the client is staying. On the second day, we will leave your hotel early to embark on a boat ride on the most beautiful lake in the world, visit the picturesque villages of San Juan and San Pedro. - Private transportation with air conditioning and pick-up from the hotel or airport. - Guided tour with a certified local guide in Spanish or English. - Discover local culture and history in several iconic locations.

.Experience the best of Guatemala on an unforgettable journey through its most iconic destinations. Discover the turquoise natural pools of Semuc Champey, explore the majestic temples and palaces of Tikal National Park surrounded by lush rainforest and abundant wildlife, and enjoy a scenic boat ride along the spectacular Río Dulce. Visit Quiriguá, home to the tallest carved stela in the Maya world and a UNESCO World Heritage Site. This comprehensive tour offers a deep insight into Guatemala’s rich cultural heritage, diverse landscapes, traditions, and daily life, providing a complete vision of this fascinating country.

Visit the UNESCO-listed city of Antigua without having to check out of your Guatemala City hotel with this private, half-day tour. See many of the city's most important old churches, take in views from Cerro de la Cruz, and learn about chocolate production at the ChocoMuseo, all in just a few short hours.

This itinerary goes deep into the cultural highlights of Central America in Guatemala and El Salvador. We’ll begin from Guatemala’s Antigua, the Spanish colonial capital, to marvel at the glorious religious ruins and how the views of nearby volcanoes add spice to today’s stylish vibes. After a smooth border-crossing, let’s go on a ride on El Salvador’s Flower Route to explore street murals, coffee scenes, food festival and Pipil culture. Hike the country’s highest volcano Santa Ana. Uncover Mayan daily life of 1,400 years ago in Joya de Ceren village 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.

Explore the traditional markets of Antigua and learn about regional cuisine on this popular tour from Guatemala City. Spend the day learning how to cook some of the nation's most iconic dishes, including beans, tortillas and more. Take home printed recipes to share with friends! You can even participate in a chocolate making workshop and learn how bitter beans are made into one of the world's sweetest treats!