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To witness the Santiaguito Crater is of the an amazing and unique experience. See this incredible crater erupt with us and live the adrenaline adventure. Only for active trekkers.
Possible one-day hike.
Every Day* at 6:00 am back the next day in the afternoon.
Available from November to March
Inclued: Transport, guide and three meals.
What to bring / wear: Hiking boots, long trousers, wind or rain jacket, sun block, sun glasses, camera, binoculars, personal items and at least 2 liters of water
Difficulty: DIFFICULT
This three-day hike will bring you from Quetzaltenango to San Pedro la Laguna on beautiful Lake Atitlán. This is a great experience with great views and abundant nature. Hikers travel trough the mountains passing small indigenous communities on our way. We ship your luggage to Panajachel (for free) where you can pick it up at our office.
Possible in two-days hike.
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Tour DatesBook it
Every day at 6:00 am
Included: Transport, free luggage transport to Panajachel, equipment (tents, sleeping-bags, roll mats) 3 x breakfast, 2 x lunch and 2 x dinner included
What to bring / wear:- good shoes, a big bag pack (60+10 liters minimum), clothes for 3 days of hiking, towel, 2 or 3 pairs of socks extra, Sun block, Insect repellent, A camera with a lot of films or memory, A hat of cap for the sun, A rain and wind jacket, Polar
What we offer you? Day 1: Lunch, dinner, Day 2: Breakfast, lunch, dinner, Day 3: Breakfast, This package includes: purified water for 3 days, tents, sleeping bags or mattresses, Guide, Transport from the hotel to the starting point of the hike, Entrance fees.
We all work together to carry the luggage and food forthis three day hike, which is why you need a big bag. 50 lbs + 10 is sufficient.
Note: If you have any medical needs,please notify us before the start of the hike because we bring a minimal first-aid kit.
Difficulty: DIFFICULT (the hike is moderate with some difficult parts but with equipment it becomes more difficult)
The top of the Zunil volcano offers an incredible view of the entire Quetzaltenango Valley. Within a single turn of the head the, Lake Atitlan and a total of 14 volcanoes can be seen!
Tour datesBook itEvery day at 4:00 am with a minimum of 4 persons
(with Private Transport) you are back at 20:00 pm the same day
Included: Transport, 1 x breakfast, 1 x lunch.
What to bring / wear: Hiking boots, long trousers, wind or rain jacket, sun block
, sun glasses, camera, binoculars, personal items and at least 2 liters of water,
snacks, warm clothing especially in November/December/January/February,
hat and gloves.
Difficulty: MODERATE (the hike is moderate because we do not bring heavy bags)
Tajumulco is the highest volcano in Central America. Luckily, the high altitude hike to the top is a relatively easy one. Camping is available in pine glades near the summit (but bring warm clothes). We leave Quetzaltenango early in the morning and make our way by public bus to the town of San Marcos, near the Mexican border. After breakfast (not included) in the town of San Marcos, we will board a second bus to a place called Crucero Tajumulco. At approximately 10:30 am, we will begin our hike through cornfields and farmland. Lunch is provided after about 2 hours. At about 4:00pm we are will reach our camping spot at an altitude of 4000m. In normal weather conditions we will visit the summit (200 meters) to see an epic sunset. After we getting settled, we will have a campfire, dinner and sleep overnight in tents. We begin at 5:00am the next morning with a 45 minute walk to see the sunrise and views of the Cuchumatanes - from Tacana to Volcano Fuego. After breakfast, we hike for another 3 hours down a small trail to end the hike.
Every day at 6:00 am with a minimum of 4 persons (with Public Transport) back at 13:00 pm the next day.
Every day at 6:00 am with a minimum of 4 persons (with Private Transport)
Included: Transport, equipment (tents, sleeping bags and roll mattress), 1 x breakfast, 1 x lunch and 1 x dinner.
What to bring / wear: Hiking boots, long trousers, wind or rain jacket, sun block, sun glasses, camera, binoculars, personal items and at least 2 liters of water, big back pack, snacks, warm clothing especially in November/December/January/February, hat and gloves.
Difficulty: DIFFICULT (the hike is moderate but with equipment and high altitude it becomes difficult)
Day 1
This tour starts at 7am with transportation in a 4x4 vehicle, across the Cuchumatanes to Yalombojoch. This is a 5-hour journey, which means that we will arrive to Yalombojoch at about 12:00 pm or 1:00 pm. From there you will descend into the beautiful valley of the Laguna Brava. After the descent we will reach a river, which, in dry season will be crystal clear and clean enough to drink. After this we will follow the river towards the Lagoon where we set up camp and have dinner by the campfire.
Day 2
At 7:00am, we begin towards Yalombojoch. We arrive in Yalombojoch at about 9:00am, from where we depart to Trinidad to start the hike to the Cimarrón. The Hoyo Cimarrón is an enormous opening in the earth with a forest located deep inside. To reach the Cimarrón, you have to walk for about 45 minutes through an amazing and bizarre landscape. The tour will continue to Quen Santo, which is an hour walk through a similar landscape. At about 1:00pm you will return to Trinidad and the tour will continue to Nenton for lunch. After a visit to this town, the tour will return to Huehuetenango in the evening.
Tour dates Book itEvery day at 7:00 am back at 19:00 pm (two days)
Transport, breakfast, 2x lunch, dinner and bungalow included
Difficulty: MODERATE
What to bring / wear: Hiking boots, long trousers, wind or rain jacket, sun block, sun glasses, camera, swimming suits, towel, pocket money for snacks and drinks, binoculars and at least 2 liters of water.