Top Guatemala Tours, Sightseeing & Cruises

Get to know the largest city of Central America, inhabited by the ancient Mayans in Kaminaljuyu and the former fourth capital of the Kingdom of Guatemala during the Spanish Colony. Get to know Guatemala City by a panoramic tour from the vehicle at Americas Avenue, Reforma Avenue, the Civic Center, and the Historic Centre, with guided walks at Berlin Square, the Metropolitan Cathedral, the main square, the downtown market, and the Sixth Avenue pass. If there is an activity or an attraction your are looking for, such as a museum, a market, an archeaological site, we can adjust the schedule with prior notice.

You will learn about the history, culture, myths, and curiosities of this beautiful city, a UNESCO World Heritage site since 1979. La Antigua Guatemala was the Capital of Central America for more than 200 years. During the tour, you will learn all about that era and the current moment. We will visit the iconic monuments of the area entertainingly, as you will be accompanied by a certified guide who speaks Spanish and English throughout the tour. It will be a pleasure to share with you the history that surrounds La Antigua Guatemala, a city frozen in time.

Discover the Rostro Maya mountain (known internationally as Indian's Nose), famous for hosting one of the most sublime views and photographs not only of Guatemala, but of all of Latin America. From its summit, you will witness an incomparable panorama: the majestic basin of Lake Atitlan guarded by its three volcanic guardians: San Pedro Volcano, Atitlan Volcano and Tolimán Volcano. On clear days, the show spreads even further, allowing you to see in the distance the imposing Volcano of Fire, Volcano Acatenango and Volcano of Water, located near La Antigua Guatemala. Experience the difference of a small group tour: Each participant receives personalized attention and the best assistance. Our professional guides not only know the routes perfectly, but also have years of experience. They are committed to providing the highest quality service, based on kindness and respect for our customers and the natural environment.

Cruise across Lake Atitlán and visit the charming village of San Juan La Laguna on this full-day shared sightseeing tour. Surrounded by three majestic volcanoes along its southern shore. Join this tour to immerse yourself in authentic Mayan traditions. In San Juan La Laguna, you’ll have the opportunity to witness a live demonstration by local Mayan women, who use tree bark, natural plants, and vegetables to extract vibrant natural dyes. Learn how these ancestral techniques are used to color handwoven textiles, preserving centuries-old craftsmanship. Continue Lake Atitlán by boat as you travel to Santiago Atitlán to meet the Tz’utujil Maya community. Discover their rich spiritual beliefs, including a visit to the revered Mayan deity Maximón, also known as Rilaj Mam, considered a powerful grandfather spirit. You’ll also explore local art galleries, handicrafts, and traditional paintings, gaining deeper insight into the vibrant culture

An awesome way to go exploring around Lake Atitlan, this sunset ATV adventure tour takes you up into the mountains around the caldera lake—formed after a volcanic eruption over 1.8-million years ago—before heading down to the shore for a swim. You’ll also explore local villages and colorful towns, learn about the fascinating culture of the region, watch paragliders soar through the skies, and find the best spot for sunset.

See Antigua from above on this half-day mountain adventure. You’ll visit three scenic mountaintops for panoramic views of the colonial city, lush valleys, and nearby volcanoes. From El Cerro de la Cruz—Antigua’s most famous lookout point—to Hobbitenango, a Lord of the Rings–themed eco-park, you’ll explore a whimsical forest, play games, and scenic viewpoints before catching the sunset over the mountains. On the way back down, there’s an optional stop for food and drinks at a local restaurant on the side of the mountain.

Get a more intimate glimpse into the colonial richness of Antigua’s culture on a private walking tour that offers a great introduction for first-time visitors. You’ll visit a diverse mix of cobblestone streets, colonial churches, vibrant markets and volcanic backdrops on this tour, which you can customize to cover the things that interest you the most. Plus, the short duration of this tour makes it ideal if you’re short on time.

The gem of Guatemala, Lake Atitlan is a crater lake surrounded by volcanoes and a living hub of Mayan cultures. Visiting on a day trip from Guatemala City simplifies transportation to this highland destination and lets you see the best of the lake in just a day—a difficult feat to accomplish on your own. This tour includes stops at top Lake Atitlan sites including the busy town of Panajachel and small villages like San Juan.

Make the most of your time on dry land with a private tour of Antigua. Your excursion to the UNESCO-listed city includes a guided tour of the central plaza, along with a visits to a jade factory and the Santo Domingo Monastery. Beginning and ending at the Puerto Quetzal cruise terminal, comfortable round-trip transportation ensures that you return to your ship in time for departure.

Experience the wonder of the ancient city of Tikal during this comprehensive full-day tour. Head to Tikal National Park, where you'll explore ancient archeological sites like the Central Acropolis, several significant temples, the Great Plaza, and more. Along the way, your guide will share information about ancient Mayan archeology, culture, and the history of the royal family of Tikal. Hotel pickup is included for your convenience.

Escape to two of the most unique and breathtaking locations near Antigua Guatemala with our Hobbitenango & Altamira Tour. This half-day adventure is perfect for families, couples, and anyone looking to experience something different while visiting Antigua. Our first stop is Hobbitenango, a magical place inspired by the movie The Hobbit, nestled in the mountains. Famous for its giant swing and the iconic "Hand of the King" where you can take incredible photos with stunning nature as your backdrop. You'll also have the chance to explore the charming Hobbit-inspired huts. Next, we’ll head to Altamira, where you’ll enjoy panoramic views of the three towering volcanoes that surround Antigua. Altamira offers the best vantage point to capture amazing photos and, for the more adventurous, there's an optional canopy bike ride.

Lake Atitlan is one of Guatemala’s most popular attractions—and for good reason. Surrounded by volcanoes, the ancient caldera lake is mesmerizing in its beauty, while the villages that line its shores are all unique and fascinating. Perfect for travelers who have limited time, this small-group day tour from Antigua is a great way to squeeze in the highlights of the lake while delving deeper into the colorful local culture.

Visit more attractions—including the Cerro de la Cruz viewpoint—just outside of Antigua in just one day on this exciting excursion. Visit the Alta Mira eco-park for volcano views, the Earth Lodge avocado plantation, and the famous Cerro de la Cruz viewpoint for even more beautiful views. Don’t worry about the transit as we have ATVs, meaning you can focus on enjoying the views, drinks, and range of activities that will suit most travelers.

If you’re looking for a coffee tour that will deepen your knowledge and expose you to interact with local communities off-the-beaten-path, this is for you. The tours take place in the community of San Miguel Escobar in the outskirts of Antigua (20 or 30 minutes) where the coffee growers will lead you through their fields, explain the work behind cultivating coffee, walk you through each processing step from bean to brew, and finish the tour by joining you for a coffee in their home. Along the way, you’ll learn more than just the process behind coffee--you’ll have authentic and transparent conversations with small-scale producers to hear firsthand about their obstacles, triumphs, and goals as coffee growers and experience their persisting enthusiasm and dedication to the coffee industry.

Though challenging, summiting Acatenango Volcano is a must while in Antigua, Guatemala. Going as part of this guided tour not only ensures your safety during the hike, but also removes the hassle of worrying about meals and equipment for the trek. Just bring personal essentials, your sense of adventure, and a camera to capture the amazing sunrise.

We created the camp to provide a quality experience with excellent service, as we want our guests to experience the adventure of Acatenango without having a bad time. Our food portions are generously sized and made with sustaining ingredients, as we know firsthand how demanding this adventure is. The camp is new and very well-designed. It's also very well-located, with a surprising view of the the protagonist of this adventure, the Fuego Volcano. Our camp is called IXCANUL, which in the Mayan language refers to the internal force of the mountain, which can erupt at any moment. Our goal is for you to fall in love with our country and make you want to come back again to create unforgettable experiences.

Explore Tikal, one of the most important Mayan sites in Central America, on this extensive all-day small-group tour. Accompanied by a bilingual guide, you'll learn about local history and the flora and fauna. Visiting Tikal at sunset also allows you to explore the site with fewer tourists and during cooler temperatures.

Embark on a unique adventure with our tour of Pacaya Volcano, one of Guatemala’s most active and visited volcanoes. Through trails surrounded by nature and volcanic rock, you will reach a unique landscape where you can walk on solidified lava and admire unforgettable panoramic views, this tour includes comfortable transportation and certified local guide, ensuring a safe and enriching experience. - Panoramic view of other volcanoes (Volcano of Water, Fire and Acatenango) - Hike to Pacaya volcano from Antigua between volcanic rocks and nature - Marshmallow roast with the heat of the Volcano - Opportunity to take unique photos - Authorized local guide

Immerse yourself in the coffee culture on the communal estates of the indigenous Tz'utujiles Mayans. Discover the fascinating story of how coffee arrived in Guatemala and Lake Atitlan, and learn about the ecological and sustainable techniques used by local communities. You’ll know the full production process, from bean planting to cupping, as we tour the coffee plots together. This unique experience will allow you to connect deeply with the traditions and life of the indigenous communities that live around the lake. Finally, we will explore the colorful streets of San Juan La Laguna, where art, culture and Mayan essence merge in every corner.

Discover the Lake Atitlan area on this half-day ATV adventure. First, head to San Antonio Palopo via the road that runs around the lake. There, visit a local ceramic factory to learn about the production process and also stop by a chocolate factory. Following that, travel to the village of Santa Catarina Palopo where you'll be able to learn about and see the weaving of blankets, and other goods. Lastly, head to Playa Blanca en Barrio Jucanya for some photo opps by the water.

Tikal is one of the best preserved Mayan cities and is also one of the largest National Parks in Central America with an incredible wealth of Flora, Fauna and Archaeology. Our local guide will take you through Temples, Pyramids, Palaces Etc. On a very interesting tour within natural trails and will share information on Flora, Fauna, History and Archaeology. We have air-conditioned vehicles and guides with more than 20 years of experience in the field.

We will transport you to the Heart of the Mayan World, the Dawn and the Jungle Awakening on TIKAL on our Shared Tour. Our local guide will take you through Temples, Pyramids, Palaces, Squares etc. On a very interesting tour of Natural Paths and share information about Flora Fauna History and Archaeology to understand what was the great Mayan Civilization.

Step onto the cobblestone streets of colonial Antigua on a walking tour that helps you get your bearings in the city's charming center. Stroll the streets of this UNESCO World Heritage Site and navigate between landmarks such as Ayuntamiento (City Hall Palace) and the Palace of the Captain’s General without worrying about getting lost. Plus, exploring on foot lets you stop more regularly for photos and questions than if you were traveling by vehicle.