Top Petén Private Sightseeing Tours - page 2

If you are spending your vacation in Guatemala and want to visit the ancient Mayan cities of Peten, most probably you are staying at the shore of Lake Peten Itza. This is a beautiful lake located in the department of Peten in the north of Guatemala. It is the third-largest lake in the country and one of the most beautiful ones. Don´t miss the chance to have a tour of the lake on a boat, appreciate its beauty, and visit 2 more magical places that are connected to the lake, we are talking about the white-sand beach of El Chechenal and El Mirador del Rey Canek, a lovely viewpoint with lots of history. Spend a wonderful day full of adventure, history, nature, fun, and more, in the company of an expert team that will ensure your comfort and security at all times.

The experience starts from the moment customers are picked up at their hotels, this is not only about Tikal, but the history of Maya and Guatemala in general, we believe in creating experiences for life, for more than 20 years we have travel the americas to understand all the cultures, we know how impregnated is to feel welcome and safe when visiting a new destination, or 20+ years of experience help us creating life changing moments to our customers. Our guides have the ability to connect with the nature and history of Tikal, as natives to the area we can connect to all elements and features of this magical city.

At the time of taking our tour you will have access to 70% of the visit of the Mayan structures. Our Mixed Tour of Archaeology, Flowers and Fauna. Visit, Ceiba, Guatemala National Tree, Complex Q, Complete R, Maler Causeway, Central Acropolis, Temple 5, Grand Plaza, Temple 1, Temple 2, Northern Acropolis, Temple 3, Palace of Windows, Temple 4, Complex N, Chultunes, Mayan Furnaces, Lost World and Mayan Reserves. We have the perfect visit for your visit to Tikal. In addition to that our professional service, with expert guides of the place to visit. In addition to providing a quality service we recommend places to take your photos. Enough time for your visit to Tikal.

BRIEF OVERVIEW: Yaxha is an archeological site approximately one hour from Tikal National Park and one hour from Flores. It is a place where you can enjoy nature and water, since the Park is between two lakes that can be seen from the top of some temples. Yaxha is located in the Maya Biosphere Reserve which is the second largest preserved jungle in the Americas. In order to visit Yaxha, it is taking the route to Frontera Melchor-Belize arriving at the La Maquina Community, we take the detour at a junction and we enter a road without pavement only has dirt road we travel 11 km to reach the Park and the Tour lasts of approximately 3 hours since it is a very small place but its beauty is unique in the place.

Experience Yaxha National Park on this private sunset tour that includes roundtrip transportation from Flores and Tikal. Learn about Mayan history and culture, archeology, and the local flora and fauna at this site that features monumental clusters with pyramidal temples, palaces, and residential complexes. Plus, see the sun set from the top of a temple.

Discover the Treasures of Petén in 3 Days Embark on an unforgettable adventure and explore the best of Petén with our exclusive tour. Immerse yourself in history and nature as you visit three of Guatemala's most impressive destinations. Tikal - The Heart of the Mayan Empire: Immerse yourself in Mayan history, explore its majestic ruins, a World Heritage Site, while enjoying panoramic views from the top of the temples. Blue Crater - An Aquatic Paradise: Relax or snorkel in its crystal-clear waters, a hidden oasis in the jungle. Enjoy a boat ride along the La Pasión River and marvel at the local biodiversity. Yaxhá - The Hidden Gem: Discover the lesser-known but equally fascinating ruins of Yaxhá. Climb Temple 216 and enjoy spectacular views of the lagoon and jungle. Explore more than 500 Mayan structures in a peaceful and serene setting. Don't miss this unique opportunity to explore the treasures of Petén

Watch the first rays of the sun illuminate the ancient Mayan city of Tikal on this full-day trip from Flores or El Remate, where you'll enter the temples in the pre-dawn light and catch the sunrise over the jungle from the top of Temple IV. Your private tour will then continue with a guided walk around the UNESCO World Heritage Site, where you'll uncover the secrets of Mayan culture and see some amazing wildlife.

Guatemala is an impressive destination. El Peten is a great visited department by many tourists because of all its attractions. Visit a set of beautiful and mystical caves called Cuebas de La Cobanerita and then relax in the Beach of El Chechenal. The caves have been a sacred element for all the Mayan civilizations since thousands of years ago. Mayans believe that the caves are sacred as they function as a connection from the world of the living to the underworld where some Gods live. Even nowadays, it is common to find people celebrating Mayan ceremonies to the Gods and asking for favors, blessings, or just praying. If you get the chance to see one, you will witness an event with such deep and important meaning. Then, El Chechenal Beach will surprise you with its immense beauty, nature, and relaxation feeling.

Discover Guatemala’s Natural Park of Ixpanpajul, located 15 minutes from the island of Flores, on this private guided tour. Walk through the jungle, along winding trails, and across hanging bridges that span more than 328 feet (100 meters). Then, traverse the canopy tour, which consists of seven zip lines suspended among the treetops.

Visit one of the most enigmatic Mayan sites in Guatemala on this one-day tour of the community of Uaxactún from Flores. Discover the archeological gems scattered in a modern town and witness how the conservation of the ruins is combined with efforts to sustain the local community. Learn how Uaxactún is believed to be the cradle of the Mayan calendar and the writing system of your expert guide; see the oldest Mayan arch in the world; and admire the ancient works of art.

A UNESCO World Heritage Site, Tikal comes into its own at sunset, which is also when the site is quietest. On this private tour, learn about Mayan history and culture, as well as the wildlife that still frequents the jungle here, and watch the sunset from the top of the Lost World pyramid. Your package includes hotel transfers, lunch, water, entrance fees, and guiding, but excludes museum entrance tickets.

Watch the sunrise over the ruins and hear the sounds of the jungle as it wakes up on this private all-day tour of Tikal National Park. Roundtrip transportation from hotels near Flores and Tikal is provided. Tikal is one of the most important archeological complexes that remains from the Mayan civilization and is considered a must-see when visiting Guatemala.

The ancient Mayan city of Tikal is one of the best archaeological sites in Central America, filled with rich history, amazing wildlife, and jungle-clad ruins. Close to the Belize border, it’s a great place to visit on a day trip—but the logistics can be hard to organize. This private tour takes all the stresses away, with a meet-and-greet pickup at the border, private transport to Tikal and back, and a guided tour of the ruins (entry fees not included).

We leave very early to enjoy a unique experience, the awakening of the jungle in the middle of Mayan ruins, experience The Dawn of Tikal at least once in your life. Adventure to feel the songs of birds and the morning symphony of nature. An hour where you will feel connected to the vibrant city of voices, Tikal.

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!

TIKAL NATIONAL PARK It covers 575 square kilometers of jungle and thousands of structures in ruins. Only the central part of the old city contains 3,000 buildings and covers about 16 square kilometers. Tikal is also part of the Mayan Biosphere Reserve of one million hectares created in 1990 to protect the dense forests of Petén, which began to disappear at an alarming rate due to population pressures, illegal logging and agricultural practices of felling and burning. Archaeologists estimate that the Maya settled in the area now known as Tikal in approximately 900 BC. BRIEF OVERVIEW: Yaxha is an archeological site approximately one hour from Tikal National Park and one hour from Flores. It is a place where you can enjoy nature and water, since the Park is between two lakes that can be seen from the top of some temples.