
Your own guide, your own vehicle, and an itinerary shaped entirely around you.
An 8-day private introduction to Guatemala in three parts — the colonial streets of Antigua, the Mayan villages of Lake Atitlan, and the jungle-clad ruins of Tikal and Yaxha in the Peten. The entire route stays within Guatemala, from Antigua through the Lake Atitlan region to Flores and the Tikal and Yaxha archaeological sites in the Peten.
A private guide, driver, and vehicle for the entire trip, with hotels pre-arranged at every overnight stop — the pace and any optional stops can still be shaped around your group.
Arrival pickup at La Aurora International Airport, Guatemala City (GUA).
Arrival at La Aurora International Airport and a private transfer to Antigua, about an hour west of Guatemala City.
A guided morning tour of Antigua's more than 30 monasteries and convents, its grand cathedral, and the arcades of Parque Central, with the Fuego, Agua, and Acatenango volcanoes on the horizon.
A visit to Chichicastenango's twice-weekly market, where Kaqchikel traders sell traditional huipil garments and shamans purify the church steps with incense, before continuing on to Lake Atitlan.
A boat trip to the Tzutuhil village of Santiago Atitlan, home to the Maximon cult, and San Juan La Laguna, where a weavers' cooperative teaches natural dyeing and traditional weaving.
A walk through the Atitlan Nature Reserve's Butterfly Geodome and river trails, followed by a flight from Guatemala City to Flores.
A full day at Tikal, where roughly 3,000 structures rise from the rainforest, including the 65-meter Temple of the Great Jaguar, amid spider monkeys, toucans, and howler monkeys.
A visit to Yaxha, a rarely-visited Mayan city on the shores of Lake Yaxha, followed by a flight back to Guatemala City.
A private transfer from your hotel to La Aurora International Airport for the departure flight.
The trip ends in Guatemala City, with a transfer to La Aurora International Airport (GUA) for your departure flight.
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