Top Pacific Highlands Shore Excursions - page 2

The attraction is to be in one of the most beautiful lakes around the world, having the experience to interact with the Mayan people, to be in the middle of coffee fields to admire 7 volcanoes on the road. Look how to change vegetation depending on altitude, sugar fields, the awesome lookout points, makes the best experience to be in Guatemala recommended for everyone that likes countryside, nature, culture and outdoor activities.

Discover the nuances of coffee production in one of the world's biggest coffee exporters during this private shore excursion from Puerto Quetzal in Guatemala. Visit a coffee plantation with over a hundred years of tradition and learn about the entire process—from bean to cup—on a guided tour. At the end of your tour, visit the cupping lab to sample various coffees from the plantation and enjoy a delicious lunch.

Hike to the top of the active Pacaya Volcano in Guatemala on this private shore excursion from Puerto Quetzal. Hike up the solidified lava with your private guide approaching lava cones and the smoking cone along the way. At the top, enjoy unparalleled views of other nearby volcanoes, Lake Amatitlan, and the city.

Step beyond the ordinary and uncover the hidden soul of Antigua Guatemala with an exclusive shore excursion crafted for curious cruise travelers seeking depth, history, and authenticity. This specialized experience takes you inside the city’s most iconic and mysterious landmarks—spaces rarely explored on standard tours. Your journey begins at the majestic San José Cathedral, where you’ll descend into its atmospheric crypts. Beneath centuries-old stone vaults lie the remains of influential colonial figures, including Pedro de Alvarado and Beatriz de la Cueva, offering a powerful connection to Guatemala’s past. Continue to the legendary Santo Domingo Monastery, one of the most remarkable complexes in the region. Walk through ancient conventual crypts, admire beautifully preserved ruins, and explore world-class museums that seamlessly blend archaeology, art, and refined elegance. This is more than a visit—it’s an immersive encounter with history. Groups are small not more of ten.