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A 13-day private circuit through Guatemala's colonial towns, volcanoes, and Mayan ruins — Antigua, Lake Atitlan, Chichicastenango, Rio Dulce, and Tikal — with a one-night detour across the border to the Copan ruins in Honduras. Eleven nights of this trip are spent in Guatemala (Antigua, Panajachel/Lake Atitlan, Rio Dulce, and Flores/Tikal), and the route makes a single one-night crossing into Honduras on Day 7 to see the Copan ruins, staying overnight in Copan before returning to Guatemala the next morning — every night's hotel is confirmed in whichever country you're actually in that day.
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 in Guatemala City and a private transfer to Antigua, the colonial former capital.
A walk through Antigua's cobblestone streets and colonial patios, past more than 30 monasteries and convents and the grand central cathedral, with the Fuego, Agua, and Acatenango volcanoes visible in the distance.
A three-hour hike up Pacaya, one of Guatemala's three active volcanoes, to peer into the crater and watch its fumaroles, followed by lunch at a restaurant overlooking the Antigua Valley.
A boat crossing to Santa Cruz La Laguna and a walk to the village of Jaibalito, passing corn and coffee plantations and villagers along the shore of Lake Atitlan.
A visit to the Mayan ruins of Iximche, once capital of the Kaqchikel people who allied with the Spanish before their 1562 revolt, followed by free time back in Antigua.
A scenic drive along Lake Atitlan through the lakeside villages of Santa Catarina Palopo and San Antonio Palopo, known for their deep-blue, huipil-patterned house murals, before returning to Guatemala City.
A border crossing into Honduras to explore the Copan archaeological site, one of the most refined Mayan cities of the 7th century, known for its ornately carved stelae; overnight in Copan.
A return to Guatemala to visit the Quirigua archaeological site in the Motagua Valley, renowned for stelae up to 10.7 meters tall, before continuing on to Rio Dulce.
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 on the Caribbean coast.
A scenic overland transfer to Flores in the heart of the Peten, with the rest of the day free to watch the sunset over the lakeside peninsula.
A full day exploring Tikal, where roughly 3,000 structures rise from the rainforest, including the 65-meter Temple of the Great Jaguar and Temple IV, with spider monkeys, toucans, and howler monkeys throughout the reserve.
A visit to Yaxha, a rarely-visited Mayan city on Lake Yaxha, before a domestic flight from Flores back to Guatemala City.
A private transfer from your hotel to La Aurora International Airport for the departure flight home.
The trip ends in Guatemala City, with a transfer to La Aurora International Airport (GUA) for your departure flight.
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