Top Guatemala Bus Tours - page 10

Experience ​​Semuc Champey National Park and Kanba Caves on this three-day excursion from Guatemala City. Explore the mystical caves of Kanba by candlelight, assisted by a member of the Q’eqchi Mayan group. You’ll pass through different water levels, swim in natural pools, and climb a waterfall. At Semuc Champey, see the natural limestone bridge and a stepped series of pools with cool, flowing river water.

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.

Is the only shore excursion where you can taste our wine production and Rum. we are a great sugar producer is our number one industry and produce great rums, one of the best in the world. About our vineyards and wine production is not so big but we have wines with special reserve, exclusive and edition limited. Visit a great mayan Town Santa María de Jesus and a little walking in the colonial city of Antigua. You will have the best experience in your visit to Guatemala.

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.

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.

Visit three Mayan villages around Lake Atitlan—Santiago Atitlan, San Juan la Laguna, and Panajachel—on this guided all-day tour from San Pedro La Laguna. Witness the lifestyle of the Mayan people, learn their techniques for making and dyeing textiles, and experience the local way of life as you wander the bustling markets.

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.

Lake atitlan has a diversity of attractions. But this product is a combination of adventure, culture, adrenaline, nature that makes a good balance for adrenaline experiences and culture you will in touch with mayan traditions visiting mayan villages on this trip you will know almost all of them. San Juan, San Pedro, San Marcos, San Pablo, San Marcos, Santa Cruz, Santa Catarina Palopo. You will feel the difference.

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.

Discover Antigua’s vibrant history, iconic landmarks like Santa Catalina Arch, panoramic views from Cerro de la Cruz, a beautiful museum at Casa Santo Domingo and enjoy a delicious lunch at Saul.

Discover the Acatenango in 4x4! Hop on a 4x4 and climb up to 80% of the volcano, enjoying stunning scenery along the way. From there, an hour-long hike will take you to base camp, where a spectacular view of the Volcano of Fire in action awaits. If you’re looking for a bigger challenge, continue to the top of the Acatenango on an approximately four-hour ascent to 3,976 meters high, where an unforgettable sunset and panoramic views will leave you breathless. this experience is to visit the acatenango in one day Book now and conquer the Acatenango in a unique and unforgettable way!

The ancient Mayan ruins of Tikal are found hidden in the lush Maya Biosphere Reserve, not far from the Belize-Guatemala border at Mechor de Menchos. This guided day tour includes pickup direct from the Guatemalan side of the border, transport to Tikal, and pre-booked tickets so you can skip the queues and head straight to this incredible UNESCO World Heritage Site, where you’ll discover the ruins of the once-thriving city.

Without a guided tour of Guatemala City, you might overlook the many museums, historical monuments, and public plazas that make Guatemala’s capital city a thriving cultural hub. This guided tour introduces you to must-see Guatemala City attractions like Plaza Mayor with the convenience of included transportation—one of the biggest deterrents from exploring on your own—plus includes loads of information about Guatemala’s history and culture from a certified tour guide.

Visit two of the Guatemala City area’s most interesting theme parks with this private day tour. Your guide will pick you up at your hotel and take you to Altamira, with its gigantic wooden structures featuring larger-than-life hands. You'll then visit Hobbitenango, a Lord of the Rings-inspired eco-park with hobbit houses and spectacular countryside views.

This drive-through safari tour from Puerto Quetzal is a kid-friendly way to discover Guatemala’s wildlife without leaving the comfort of a private vehicle. Skip the hassle of renting a car and enjoy door-to-door transportation in an air-conditioned vehicle that takes you straight from your cruise port to the drive-through safari. Then, ride through it to see wild animals in a natural habitat—not cages.

Keep an eye out for magnificent views of volcanoes, cattle and sugar cane plantation, At 5,000 feet above sea level you will discover Antigua, the colonial jewel of the Americas. Get great picture opportunity and learn about Guatemala coffee and pre-hispanic culture.

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.

Discover the charm of Antigua Guatemala on this guided day trip. Begin with a scenic pickup from your hotel in Guatemala City before heading to the picturesque town of Antigua. Enjoy stunning views from Cerro de la Cruz and explore the impressive La Merced Church, where you can also access the terrace for a splendid view of the Santa Catalina Arch. Stroll through Central Park, savor local ice cream, and immerse yourself in the lively artisan market. The tour concludes with a visit to the beautiful Las Capuchinas Convent, making it a culturally enriching experience. - Comfortable private transportation included from Guatemala City. - Local guide available in English or Spanish. - Admission to all the aforementioned attractions, including La Merced and the Las Capuchinas Convent. - Explore the artisan market and enjoy free time for lunch and photos.

This experience aims to preserve the textile art of Guatemala, the highest expression of the Mayan worldview. We will travel to the community of Santo Domingo Xenacoj, located 37km from Guatemala City. Upon arrival in the community, you will meet with the Council of Weavers of town and together you will start learning about the importance of the National Council of Weavers in Guatemala, their effort in the preservation and conservation of Guatemala weaving art. You will finish the day eating a traditional lunch prepared by the community.

Board your air-conditioned transportation for the approximately two and a half-hour guided drive to the highlands of Guatemala and Lake Atitlan. Located at over 4,000 feet above sea level, the lake is over 1,000 feet deep and is surrounded by three very impressive volcanoes. The lake itself was formed after the last eruption 85,000 years ago. Once at the lake board a boat to take you to explore the most indigenous village known as San Juan La Laguna. There meet local artisans famous for making hand made textiles. After lunch board your boat again to connect with your land transportation and head back to Port Quetzal.

Yaxha is an impressive city located near Tikal. This city is less known but it certainly has a lot to offer. During your visit, you will walk in the middle of the jungle and will see a good number of Mayan constructions, squares, and stelae. The Yaxha and Sacnab lagoons surround this place, and from the top of one of the Yaxha pyramids, you can see a sister city called Topoxte. Undoubtedly, one of the greatest attractions of this site is to see the sunset over the "Temple of the Red Hands". This temple is so-called because at its summit, there is a red two-handed painting dating from the classical period, when this city was thriving. If you are looking for a unique tour and want to return with memories of moments that youwill cherish forever, then this is your chance. Enjoy the archeology, history, culture, and nature that this place offers. We will wait for you!

Wander through the quaint cobblestone alleyways, enjoy the colonial-era churches and monuments, and take in the stunning views of the volcano from Cerro de la Cruz. After a delightful dinner at an upscale restaurant, discover Guatemala's renowned coffee culture through a guided tour and tasting at Finca La Azotea. This unique experience blends history, architecture, culture, and culinary delights, offering an extraordinary journey through one of Latin America's most enchanting cities.

Spend two days exploring the amazing ancient Mayan cities of Tikal and Yaxha on small-group guided sightseeing trips from Flores. Enjoy the convenience of pre-booked sightseeing trips as you drive through the Mayan Biosphere to Tikal National Park, where you'll go on a guided tour and climb ancient temples to enjoy incredible views over the jungle. After a night at your hotel, you'll then head out for an afternoon adventure around Yaxha and enjoy sunset over the pre-Columbian city.

When traveling with family members of different ages it can be difficult to keep everyone happy. This private tour is designed to keep kids and adults happy, offering a visit to the Iximche Archeological Site and some time at Paseo Xejasmin, a family-friendly farm offering go-karts and forest canopy tours along with a restaurant where you’ll sit down to an included lunch.