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A 12-day private family itinerary through Guatemala — a chocolate workshop in Antigua, a hike up Pacaya volcano, boat trips on Lake Atitlan, a swim in the Crater Azul cenote, Tikal's jungle canopy zipline, and a private cruise along the Rio Dulce. The entire route stays within Guatemala, from Antigua and Lake Atitlan through the Alta Verapaz highlands to Tikal, Rio Dulce, and Livingston on the Caribbean coast.
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, with the rest of the day free to settle in.
A stroll through Antigua's cobbled streets and colonial patios, followed by a hands-on chocolate-making workshop at the Cocoa Museum, tracing the Mayan history of cacao.
A three-hour ascent of Pacaya volcano to view its crater and fumaroles, with the option of horseback riding, followed by a visit to the villages fringing Lake Atitlan.
A boat trip to the Tzutuhil village of Santiago Atitlan, home to the Maximon cult, and San Juan La Laguna's weavers' cooperative, with a family lunch along the way.
A transfer to Guatemala City, with the day free to explore the capital's colonial-era buildings and cultural scene.
A drive into the misty, waterfall-covered highlands of Alta Verapaz, visiting a Q'eqchi coffee cooperative in Coban to learn the region's coffee-growing history.
A boat trip along the Rio la Pasion past herons, turtles, and crocodiles to the Crater Azul, a roughly 10-meter-deep cenote with crystal-clear water for swimming.
A day at Tikal among roughly 3,000 ancient structures, followed by a family-friendly canopy zipline tour across eight lines through the jungle canopy.
A transfer to the Rio Dulce, with a stop at the waterfalls and hot springs of Finca Paraiso for a swim.
A private boat trip along the Rio Dulce past 17th-century Fort San Felipe and a canyon with hot springs, arriving in the Garifuna town of Livingston.
A visit to the Quirigua archaeological site in the Motagua Valley, known for stelae up to 10.7 meters tall, before returning to Guatemala City.
A transfer to Guatemala City's 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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