Top Guatemala Audio Guides

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Learn how to prepare chocolate desserts in the country that does it best during a 2-hour workshop at the ChocoMuseum in Antigua. Learn all about the chocolate making process from cacao bean to candy bar. Afterwards, with the help of an instructor, prepare your own creations. Take home 120g of your handmade desserts to share with friends or, more likely, devour all on your own.

Travel between Antigua and the Guatemala City Airport in comfort, without the stress of looking for a taxi, by booking a private transfer service. Your driver will pick you up at your hotel in Antigua and take you to the airport in a comfortable, air-conditioned vehicle for just you and your party.

Antigua is the great colonial capital that Spain walked away from. After the 1773 earthquake the crown moved the government to modern Guatemala City and left the ruined city behind. The people who could not afford to follow stayed and kept living among the broken vaults, and that is why the baroque city still stands as a UNESCO World Heritage Site. This self-guided audio walk follows that one idea across ten stops: the plaza Spain ran Central America from, a cathedral that is a working church and an open-air ruin at once, the yellow Santa Catalina Arch built so cloistered nuns could cross the street unseen, the monasteries of La Merced, Capuchinas and Santo Domingo, and the tomb of Hermano Pedro, the first saint of Central America. Because it is self-guided, the walk is yours. Start whenever you like, go at your own pace, pause to eat, skip a stop or replay one. No group, no fixed departure, no tip pressure. Narrated in English and Spanish, it works offline and is yours to keep.

Enjoy caffeine and adrenaline in one tour on this excursion from Antigua. The eclectic tour is sure to please a variety of travelers. Climb on board your personal ATV and head to a local plantation, where you discover the coffee making process from seed to mug. After a hot cup of the local beverage, ride up to Cerro de la Cruz, which offers a spectacular view of the city and surrounding mountains.

Discover Antigua Guatemala on this half-day guided tour. Known for its Spanish colonial buildings, the city used to be Guatemala’s capital. On this tour, learn about its history and visit sites like Las Capuchinas, an 18th-century convent that’s a popular tourist attraction, and La Merced, which is notable thanks to its baroque style and bright yellow facade. Other stops include the Casa Santo Domingo Museum where you can appreciate the city’s history—from the Mayan culture to modern times.

Satisfy your appetite for Guatemalan street food during a private half-day tour during which you’ll sample several dishes from stalls and eateries that you might otherwise have missed. Plus, benefit from the undivided attention of your guide throughout to learn more about Guatemalan cuisine and culture than you would independently.

Benefit from the insights of your guide on a walking tour of Antigua that delves into the city’s history and culture. See architectural landmarks, museums, and the Catedral de San Jose as your guide shares details about their importance and restoration. Bring your camera for great photo ops as you learn about Guatemala in history and today.

Get to know one of the oldest cities in the Americas on this full-day tour from Guatemala City. Take in all the highlights of the colonial-era town, including the Jade Museum, La Merced Church, and the Arch of Santa Catalina, plus enjoy magnificent views from the hilltop Cerro de la Cruz. Along the way, tour a local coffee plantation and taste Guatemalan coffee.

Discover the mysterious side of Guatemala City on this thrilling legends tour! Enjoy a panoramic journey through historic sites filled with ghostly tales and mythical characters like La Llorona and El Cadejo, blending real history with spine-chilling folklore. As the night unfolds, we’ll head to Cadejo Brewing Company in Zone 10, a renowned craft beer bar where you’ll enjoy two craft beers inspired by Guatemala’s famous legend, El Cadejo. This unique experience combines storytelling, culture, and a taste of local flavors—perfect for those who love history, mystery, and great drinks. Don’t miss the chance to explore the city’s eerie past and toast to an unforgettable night!

Discover Antigua’s rich history and vibrant culture on this exciting ATV tour through local villages. Visit a textile museum, jade and chocolate factories, and the first cathedral in Central America (built in 1534). Enjoy panoramic views of volcanoes and the city, while connecting with Mayan villagers. Finish the adventure with authentic Guatemalan cuisine at a local restaurant in San Pedro El Panorama.

Visit the ancient ruins of Tikal and gain a deeper understanding of Mayan culture and traditions on this day trip from Guatemala City. Take a scenic flight from the nation’ capital and make your way to the UNESCO World Heritage-listed archeological park in the comfort of an air-conditioned bus. Wander the jungle with your expert guide who will provide narration about the site and dine on an included lunch.

Start your vacation as soon as you land by pre-booking a worry-free shared arrival transfer from La Aurora International Airport (GUA). Meet your driver at the airport and travel by comfortable air-conditioned vehicle to the door of your Guatemala City hotel. These pre-paid transfers are available around the clock, every day of the week, and there’s no need to fret about delays either – there’s a maximum wait time of 30 minutes in-between shuttles.

Antigua was built on a fault line, and its colonial builders learned the hard way what stands up and what falls down. Major earthquakes in 1717, 1751, and finally 1773 brought the great churches down one by one, and in between the builders worked out a structural language now called Barroco Antigueno, or Earthquake Baroque. This self-guided audio walk teaches you to read it across nine stops: the cathedral whose tall slim columns did not survive, the arcade that spreads its load across many small spans, the Santa Catalina Arch and its lesson in compression, La Merced with its two-metre walls and stucco skin, the circular tower of Capuchinas built with no corners for the shaking, and Santa Clara, where half the cloister fell and half still stands. Because it is self-guided, the walk is yours. Start whenever you like, go at your own pace, skip a stop or replay one. No group, no fixed departure, no tip pressure. Narrated in English and Spanish, it works offline and is yours to keep.

From Guatemala City or Antigua Guatemala, get ready to discover the most impressive natural gem of Alta Verapaz: Semuc Champey. Experience an unforgettable adventure surrounded by mountains, rainforest and crystal clear turquoise waters. Let yourself be amazed by one of the most beautiful destinations in Guatemala, ideal for travelers who love nature, adventure and authentic experiences. What can you enjoy in this experience? ️ Swim in the famous natural pools of crystal clear water. Climb the viewpoint and admire the most spectacular panoramic view of Semuc Champey. Travel trails surrounded by lush rainforest. Enjoy tubing in the refreshing waters of the Cahabón River. ️ Explore natural caves full of adventure and adrenaline. Watch birds and connect with the incredible biodiversity of the region. Dare to live a magical experience in the heart of Guatemala and create memories that you will take with you forever.

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.

Walk one of Guatemala City's most surprising streets on your own schedule. No group, no guide, no one to keep pace with. Avenida Las Américas is lined with the monuments each nation of the Americas sent. Together they tell one story: a country still arguing with itself about what freedom means. Along the way: a dictator's pillar crowned with a democrat's eternal flame, a flag you can see the sky through, and three original slabs of the Berlin Wall. A self-guided audio walk in your phone's browser. No app, no ticket. Start whenever you like, pause on any bench, skip what you want, listen in English or Spanish. One booking covers your whole group. A note on content: this walk deals honestly with dictatorship, political assassination, and armed conflict. The stories are told with care, but a few moments are heavy. Flat, paved, no stairs, rated easy, about 3.5 km one way. Best with earbuds and daylight. A museum with no walls and no closing time, yours to explore at your pace.