Guatemala City
Quetzaltenango
Antigua Surroundings
Cultural Walking Tour
In the morning we will visit the most interesting towns around Antigua; San Antonio Aguas Calientes and Ciudad Vieja.
We also visit a coffee and a macadamia Plantation.
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Leave early in the morning to bring a visit at the traditional indigenous villages in the Quetzaltenango area. Here you can
experience old Maya traditions combined with catholic religion. Read More.
We will visit the modern Guatemala City, founded in 1777. It is the fourth city in the Guatemalan history. We will visit the museum of anthropology and ethnography near to airport.
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We will visit interesting towns and plantations around Antigua. Our first stop will be at San Juan del Obispo; here we visit the monastery of the first bishop of Guatemala, Francisco Marroquin. .Read More.
Viejo Palmar - Takalik Abaj - Farm San Isidro
Walk around in this wonderful city and learn more about the Guatemalan history during colonial times. We will visit the
Cathedral and the fountain on the main square and we explain you the city plan.
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Monterrico is one of the most famous beaches of Guatemala´s Pacific coast and has become well known for its two nearby nature preserves Biotopo Monterrico and Hawaii National. Monterrico is the best. Read More.
After the eruption of the volcano Santiaguito everything of the little village Viejo Palmar was destroyed. Now Viejo Palmar (also called it’s Guatemala´s Pompeii) seems like an inhabitable ghost town.
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Chichicastenango
Surrounded by valleys, with mountains serrating the horizons, Chichicastenango seems to be isolated from time and space and the rest of Guatemala.
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We leave early in the morning to visit the late post-classic Mayan city Iximche. A Mayan-Kakchiquel city in Tecpan,
Chimaltenango. When the Spanish “Conquistadores” arrived to Guatemala they founded their first city in that place with the name of Santiago de los Caballeros in 1525 .Read More.
Lake Atitlan
Surrounded by volcanoes, steep hillsides and villages where traditional Mayan culture meet the international travel scene, the Lago Atitlán 4,97 miles or 8 km. across from north to south.
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MonteRico
Iximche Ruins
