A comprehensive tour of Guatemala and Honduras that combines colonial cities, indigenous markets, natural landscapes, coffee experiences, and some of the region’s most impressive Mayan archaeological sites. The trip includes Antigua, Chichicastenango, Lake Atitlán, Alta Verapaz, Semuc Champey, Copán, Quiriguá, Río Dulce, Livingston, and Tikal, ending in Guatemala City.
Upon arrival at La Aurora International Airport, you will be met by our team and comfortably transferred to your hotel in Guatemala City. Once you’ve settled in, you’ll have time to rest and relax after your trip. This first day will be an opportunity to start getting familiar with the country and prepare for the cultural and natural experiences of the coming days. Meals: / Accommodation: Hotel 3* o 4*
In the morning, depart for Antigua Guatemala, the former Spanish colonial capital and one of the country’s most charming cities. During the visit, you’ll tour this picturesque city, admiring its cobblestone streets, colonial architecture, churches, and other vestiges of its historic past. In the afternoon, continue the journey to Chichicastenango, one of the main cultural centers of the Guatemalan highlands: arrival and check-in. Meals: Breakfast Accommodation: Hotel 3* o 4*
In the morning, visit the colorful open-air market in Chichicastenango, one of Guatemala’s most famous indigenous markets. Here you can discover textiles, handicrafts, local products, and various expressions of the traditions of the highland communities. You’ll also visit the Church of Santo Tomás, an iconic site that blends elements of Mayan tradition and the Catholic faith. In the afternoon, the tour will continue to Lake Atitlán for a brief visit to enjoy the breathtaking views of its waters and volcanoes. Afterward, return to Guatemala City. Meals: Breakfast Accommodation: Hotel 3* o 4*
At 7:00 a.m., we’ll set out for Alta Verapaz, a region known for its lush landscapes, mountains, and natural wealth. During the day, we’ll visit Finca Aurora, where you’ll get an up-close look at the Guatemalan coffee-making process, from growing the coffee plants to the final product. The tour will take you through the coffee plantations and the different areas dedicated to drying and roasting the coffee. The experience also includes a visit to the orchid garden, where you’ll be able to admire a wide variety of native and exotic orchids in a natural setting dedicated to their conservation. Meals: Breakfast Accommodation: Hotel 3* o 4*
This morning we’ll visit Semuc Champey, located in the municipality of Lanquín, on the Cahabón River. This impressive natural landmark consists of a stone bridge approximately 500 meters long, beneath which the river flows underground. Above the bridge is a series of natural pools with crystal-clear waters, fed by springs from the mountains. Surrounded by lush vegetation and limestone formations, these pools create one of Guatemala’s most spectacular natural landscapes. After enjoying the visit, we’ll return to Cobán in the afternoon for overnight accommodations. Meals: Breakfast Accommodation: Hotel 3* o 4*
In the morning, we’ll continue our journey to Copán, in Honduras. Today’s journey will take us across the border and into a region of great importance to the history of the Maya civilization. Upon arrival, we’ll visit the Copán archaeological site, renowned for its rich collection of sculptures, stelae, and monuments. The tour will allow you to learn about part of the history of this ancient Mayan city and appreciate its impressive archaeological legacy. After the visit, transfer to your accommodations in Copán. Meals: Breakfast Accommodation: Hotel 3* o 4*
After breakfast, we’ll head back into Guatemalan territory. The tour will continue to the archaeological site of Quiriguá, where we’ll take a tour to explore its main Mayan monuments and sculptures. Quiriguá is particularly renowned for its impressive stelae and stone-carved monuments, which offer a fascinating glimpse into the past of the Maya civilization. In the afternoon, we’ll continue to Río Dulce, a region known for its tropical landscapes and its connection to the major aquatic ecosystems of the Guatemalan Caribbean. Meals: Breakfast Accommodation: Hotel 3* o 4*
In the morning, we’ll take a boat excursion to Livingston, cruising along the Río Dulce and enjoying the tropical landscapes surrounding this important waterway. During the trip, we’ll take a panoramic tour of the Castillo de San Felipe, a historic fortress located on the shores of Lake Izabal and built to protect the region from pirate attacks. Afterward, we’ll continue to Flores or Tikal for the night. Meals: Breakfast Accommodation: Hotel 3* o 4*
In the morning, visit the impressive archaeological site of Tikal, one of the most important urban centers of the ancient Maya civilization. During the tour, you’ll explore its vast plazas, temples, and monuments while discovering the history of this ancient city, surrounded by the lush tropical rainforest of Petén. The combination of archaeological heritage and nature makes Tikal one of the highlights of the trip. In the afternoon, transfer to the airport to board your return flight to Guatemala City. Meals: Breakfast Accommodation: Hotel 3* o 4*
After breakfast, you’ll have time to get ready for your departure. At the agreed-upon time, transfer to La Aurora International Airport to board your return flight. This final day brings to a close an experience through Guatemala and Honduras that combines culture, nature, coffee, traditional communities, and some of Central America’s most important Mayan archaeological sites. Meals: Breakfast Accommodation: /
-Arrival and departure transfers. -Hotels of your choice. -Breakfasts at hotels. -Tour guide (Spanish-English). -Admission to the sites to be visited. -Air-conditioned tour transportation. -Boat ride on Lake Atitlán. -Tour of Semuc Champey. -Tour including admission to the archaeological site of Copán, Honduras. -Tour of the archaeological site of Quiriguá. -Boat ride on the Río Dulce. -Round-trip ticket to Petén. -Tour, guide, lunch, and transportation to Tikal. -Guatemalan taxes (22%).
-Personal expenses. -Meals not mentioned. -Beverages. -Air tax for Flores-Guatemala (5 U.S. dollars). -Other items not mentioned.
To confirm the agreed travel contract, a non-refundable prepayment of 30% of the costs per person must be paid. The remaining balance must be paid no later than 90 days before departure for the travel. If the client concludes his travel arrangements with RT less than 60 days before the departure, the tour must be paid in full immediately. RESIGNATION BY THE CUSTOMER Customers can withdraw from the contract at any time before the tour begins, but this must be done in writing. Refunds are subject to specific cancellation guidelines due to pre-tour costs incurred by Responsible Travel (RT). Cancellation fees for custom itinerary tours may vary and will be specified by a Responsible Travel Specialist consultant before reservation. Specific Refund Policies for Cancelled Tours: For mainland tours in a South American destination: • 90 days or more before departure: Full Refund, excluding a nonrefundable prepayment of 30%. • From 89 to 60 days before departure: Refund of 50% of the travel price. • From 59 to 40 days before departure: Refund of 40% of the travel price. • From 39 to 31 days before departure: Refund of 30% of the travel price. • From 30 days until departure date: 0% will be refunded. Please provide the following info for all passengers: - Traveler's Passport Information & Birthdate (required) - Meal restrictions/requirements (if any) - Medical/health conditions (if any) - Arrival Flight Number and Arrival Time
Ciudad de Guatemala, Guatemala