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You´ll discover the unique flavors of the local cooking while learning about traditional ways of life. As part of this class, you will visit a local market, choose exotic ingredients, and learn to cook 5 typical dishes. (3 main dishes and 2 complements) We will bring you to the local market where you can sample a lot of the exotic fruits. Maybe you had no clue what half the fruits were. Without a local guide, you would’ve missed out on so many food opportunities! If you are interested in Private options contact directly the supplier.
Price: $85.00
Duration: 4 hours
Coffee Tour Experience Begin your journey in the charming town of San Pedro Las Huertas, where we’ll visit the central park and observe the traditional pila (public laundry), still used daily by local families. From there, we walk toward the foothills of the majestic Agua Volcano, surrounded by lush landscapes and authentic rural life. Along the way, you’ll explore coffee plantations and also learn about other crops and wild plants that thrive in this fertile volcanic soil. With a local small-scale farmer, you’ll discover the artisanal process of coffee—from seed to cup—participating in every step. You’ll roast, grind, and finally taste a delicious cup of freshly brewed coffee that you helped prepare. To end the experience, you’ll have the unique opportunity to purchase coffee directly from the producer, supporting local families and sustainable community growth.
Price: $30.00
Duration: 2-3 hours
Antigua and Guatemala City are connected by and excellent highway (30 Mls). Book safely and promptly your ground transfer from your hotel in Antigua to the airport with us. All our units are recent models, with A/C, reclinable seats, passenger insurance and GPS monitored. Morning traffic to enter Guatemala City is something to always have in mind. To calculate your pick up time, please take your flight´s departure time and consider 2 hours prior take off, please also add 1:30hrs “road time” for flights that leave from 5 to 7am or from 11am or later and 2hrs (road time) for flights that leave from 7am to 10am
Price: $30.00
Duration:
Visit our organic, self-sustaining farm located just 15 minutes from the heart of Antigua! Here, you will roast, grind, brew and enjoy a cup of local Guatemalan coffee. Learn about fermentation and drying processes and experience our pulp remover in action during harvesting season. Explore our avocado plantation and make your own guacamole (seasonal) and corn tortillas. Discover the latest honey production technology and learn about the bees' critical role in food production. Learn about sustainable farming principles, including composting, fertilizing, and recycling. During the tour you will also meet the farms newest addition: Our chickens and ducks, producing organic eggs and natural fertilizer for all our plants and trees. Our passionate owner, fluent in English and Spanish, is deeply invested in the tour, offering an engaging and educational experience for all. Join us and learn about the (delicious!) benefits of organic farming! Bring a hat, sunscreen & insect repellent.
Price: $69.00
Duration: 2-3 hours
Come and see the wonders of the Guatemalan countryside by mountain bike. We focus on ensuring that your experience is amazing, offering you quality services with safety and the best care. On our scheduled BikeTours we do amazing mountain routes with wonderful villages, ancient magical places, forests, roads, paths, rivers, bridges, mountains, with spectacular views, for levels from beginners not first to intermediate. You are always accompanied by the best group of guides with extensive mountain knowledge and certified paramedics, all expert cyclists. The Next BikeTour is: Sunday April 12 - 300Kms - Level Strong Beginners, Not First Timers. "Colonial Bike Tour and Rock Art" We leave by private bus from Guatemala City included. Learn more in the "What to expect" section
Price: $125.00
Duration: 13 hours
We will pick you up at your Hotel and the guide will take you around some beautifull towns around Antigua that you probably wouldn't visit without a local guide. There you will try incredible and unique street food dishes made by the locals themselves, each place will be a delicious surprise for you. You will learn about the history and culture of each town you visit. All locations are family businesses with unique recipes. Not recommend for vegetarian, vegans or gluten free.
Price: $80.00
Duration: 3 hours
Extensive tour, with enough time and flexibility, excellent for photographers Guaranteed departure, we operate only with 1 guest. If we go over 9 guests, we make 2 groups Premium tour visiting the best spots to photograph the monuments Hassle free entry fees, those are not included because price varies according to nationality and age, but available in advance, we pay those for you, then you reimburse our guide during the service. Excellent English-Spanish bilingual guide with deep knowledge of local history, flora and fauna and with a service attitude to give a meaning to each monument visited. Enough food included: water refill and lunch at Jaguar Inn Restaurant (chicken, gluten-free and vegan options) We will walk approximately 6 to 8 kilometers during this tour, but not consecutively. The longest walk between two stops is approximately 20 minutes. Bring your camera! We love taking photos, we will show you the best spots.
Price: $85.00
Duration: 4 hours
If you’re looking for a coffee tour that will deepen your knowledge and expose you to interact with local communities off-the-beaten-path, this is for you. The tours take place in the community of San Miguel Escobar in the outskirts of Antigua (20 or 30 minutes) where the coffee growers will lead you through their fields, explain the work behind cultivating coffee, walk you through each processing step from bean to brew, and finish the tour by joining you for a coffee in their home. Along the way, you’ll learn more than just the process behind coffee--you’ll have authentic and transparent conversations with small-scale producers to hear firsthand about their obstacles, triumphs, and goals as coffee growers and experience their persisting enthusiasm and dedication to the coffee industry.
Price: $40.00
Duration: 4 hours
We present you Guatemala City the way you like it, by bike. You will get to know its green areas, monuments, history and current lifestyle in a flat and pleasant tour. 98% use of safe cycle paths in an environment of trees and nature.
Price: $70.00
Duration: 4 hours
Tikal Private tour during the day of Tikal from flores and Tikal Hotels. Is ideal for guest that want to learn about Tikal and The mayas taking time to talk, to ask questions, to photograph the piramyds and we follow your pace!.
Price: $133.00
Duration: 6-8 hours
Are you wondering if the colors in Mayan culture have a deep meaning or if the ornaments in the front side of the churches has something to do with Mayan spiritually? Well this tour will help you out to discover all these facts. No matter if you are starting or finishing your trip in La Antigua this is the right place for you. We start the tour at La Merced, I’ll take the time to put you in context about elements in Mayan spirituality and find them in the front side of the church, we will walk inside the church to keep discovering some other facts. Visit Cerro La Cruz, why is this important? It is important because Mayans we practice our spirituality outdoors, here we will have a beautiful spiritual experience and connection with mother earth, learn how to set up a Mayan Altar, the meaning of the colors, the life of three, etc. At Nim Pot we will take the time to discover important facts about the traditional clothe, languages, traditional dances, festival, and syncretism.
Price: $35.00
Duration: 3 hours
Pepian is one of Guatemala emblematic dishes, however on this cooking experience, you will learn how to make the Mayan San Antonio Aguas Calientes recipe: An explosion of flavors thanks to Mayan techniques. A unique experience you won’t see at any restaurant or cooking school.
Price: $89.00
Duration: 2 hours
Private sunset tour of Tikal National Park with round-trip transportation from hotels in Flores and Tikal. You'll learn about Mayan history and culture, archaeology, flora and fauna, and see the sun set from the top of lost World piramid.
Price: $187.00
Duration: 7-8 hours
What makes this activity stand out Authentic setting – You cook in the kitchen of a real Guatemalan family, not in a commercial cooking studio. Full cultural immersion – From a colorful chicken bus ride to visiting Antigua’s market, you experience daily life like a local. Hands-on cooking – Guests actively prepare Pepián, handmade tortillas, rice, and the traditional mole dessert. Family connection – Sharing a meal with the hosts creates a warm, memorable cultural exchange. All-in-one experience – Combines a market tour, fruit tasting, cooking class, dessert making, and local transport in one. Unforgettable memories – Learn recipes, take photos, and bring home flavors and stories from Guatemala.
Price: $50.00
Duration: 4 hours
Step into the ancient world of the Maya on a shared day tour to Tikal departing from San Ignacio, Belize. Travel through the jungle, cross the border with ease, and explore one of Central America’s most impressive archaeological sites with a knowledgeable local guide. Wander along forest trails as you spot wildlife, stand beneath towering temples, and learn the stories behind Tikal’s powerful rulers and ceremonial plazas. This well-organized tour combines history, nature, and adventure, all at a relaxed pace that’s enjoyable for all ages.
Price: $160.00
Duration: 9 hours
If you are a motorcycle enthusiast this is a great way to visit many places around the lake in just half a day.
Price: $87.00
Duration: 6 hours
If you are with your family of with a groups of friends and you want to make the Tikal Tour together with no one else in the group this is the special Tour for you. You will be in a all new van with a private guide only for you. We provide with snaks and water during the tour and a drink for lunch. We can manage times so once you make the booking we can talk about schedule change you may have ITINERARY 7 am We pick you up 9.30 am We get to Tikal 1.30 pm Guatemalan lunch (5 options meal) 4.30 pm Back to Flores
Price: $250.18
Duration: 8 hours
Experience the flavors of Guatemala during a cooking lesson at the Santa Cruz Cooking Class. Learn to cook authentic Guatemalan dishes like Pepian and Tamalitos with a fantastic view of Lake Atitlan. Taste how Mayan culture and Spanish colonial influences blended in perfect harmony through food. Enjoy what you've prepared afterwards. Great for those who love to cook, fine dining, gourmet food, cultural sharing, experiential travel.
Price: $65.50
Duration: 3 hours
Key Info for Visitors
- Currency: GTQ
- Languages: Spanish, K'iche', Q'eqchi', Mam, and other indigenous languages; English is also commonly spoken in tourist areas.
- Climate: Tropical
- Timezone: America/Guatemala
- Population: Approximately 18 million people live in Guatemala.
- Best Time to Visit: best time to visit is during the dry season, November to April.
- Visa Requirements Citizens from many countries, including the United States, Canada, the European Union, and the United Kingdom, do not require a visa for stays up to 90 days. Some nationalities may obtain a visa on arrival or apply for an e-visa. Travelers should have a valid passport, proof of onward travel, and sufficient funds. It is advisable to check specific requirements before travel.
About Guatemala
Guatemala is a vibrant Central American country known for its rich Mayan heritage, stunning natural landscapes, and colorful culture. It offers a unique blend of ancient ruins, colonial architecture, and breathtaking scenery, including volcanoes, lakes, and rainforests. Visitors are drawn to its archaeological sites like Tikal, charming colonial towns such as Antigua, and the serene beauty of Lake Atitlán surrounded by volcanoes and indigenous villages. Guatemala’s diverse culture is reflected in its traditional textiles, lively markets, and festivals. The country appeals to travelers seeking adventure, cultural immersion, and nature exploration. From hiking volcanoes to exploring ancient pyramids, Guatemala provides a compelling destination with authentic experiences and warm hospitality.
Guatemala Tours & Experiences
- Top Attractions: 1. Tikal National Park – A vast Mayan archaeological site with impressive temples and wildlife in the jungle. 2. Antigua Guatemala – A UNESCO World Heritage colonial city with cobblestone streets, colorful buildings, and historic churches. 3. Lake Atitlán – A stunning volcanic lake surrounded by picturesque villages and volcanoes, ideal for relaxation and cultural visits. 4. Pacaya Volcano – An active volcano offering guided hikes with views of lava flows and surrounding landscapes. 5. Chichicastenango Market – A vibrant indigenous market known for traditional crafts, textiles, and local culture.
- Duration Range: 2 to 10 hours
- Group Size: Small groups (up to 15 people)
- Difficulty Level: All Comfort Levels
- Recommended For: The best time to visit is during the dry season, November to April. Pack lightweight clothing, rain gear, sturdy shoes, and sun protection. Respect local customs and dress modestly in rural areas. Stay vigilant in crowded places and avoid isolated areas at night. Use cash in small denominations and carry a mix of local currency and US dollars. Learn basic Spanish phrases to enhance communication.
Average Tour Price: $95
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Highest Price Tour: $220
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Top Attractions
1. Tikal National Park – A vast Mayan archaeological site with impressive temples and wildlife in the jungle. 2. Antigua Guatemala – A UNESCO World Heritage colonial city with cobblestone streets, colorful buildings, and historic churches. 3. Lake Atitlán – A stunning volcanic lake surrounded by picturesque villages and volcanoes, ideal for relaxation and cultural visits. 4. Pacaya Volcano – An active volcano offering guided hikes with views of lava flows and surrounding landscapes. 5. Chichicastenango Market – A vibrant indigenous market known for traditional crafts, textiles, and local culture.
Popular Activities
Visitors can enjoy hiking volcanoes, exploring Mayan ruins, bird watching, and boat tours on Lake Atitlán. Cultural experiences include visiting indigenous villages, attending traditional festivals, and shopping at colorful markets. Adventure seekers can try zip-lining, white-water rafting, and coffee plantation tours. Guatemala also offers opportunities for photography, nature walks, and learning about Mayan history and crafts.
Frequently Asked Questions
Local Food & Cuisine
Guatemalan cuisine features hearty dishes with corn, beans, and spices. Signature foods include pepian (a spicy meat stew), kak'ik (turkey soup), tamales wrapped in banana leaves, and chiles rellenos. Street food like tacos and atol (a warm corn drink) are popular. Dining customs emphasize communal meals and fresh ingredients. Noteworthy restaurants include Café Sky in Antigua and La Fonda de la Calle Real, known for traditional flavors.
Getting Around
Guatemala is accessible by air through La Aurora International Airport in Guatemala City. Local transportation includes buses, shuttles, taxis, and tuk-tuks. Long-distance chicken buses connect major towns but can be crowded. Private shuttles are popular among tourists for comfort and safety. Renting a car is possible but requires caution due to road conditions. Costs for local transport are generally affordable.
Travel Tips
The best time to visit is during the dry season, November to April. Pack lightweight clothing, rain gear, sturdy shoes, and sun protection. Respect local customs and dress modestly in rural areas. Stay vigilant in crowded places and avoid isolated areas at night. Use cash in small denominations and carry a mix of local currency and US dollars. Learn basic Spanish phrases to enhance communication.
Culture & Customs
Guatemala has a rich indigenous heritage with many traditions still practiced today. Social customs include respectful greetings and hospitality. Festivals like Semana Santa in Antigua and the Day of the Dead are significant cultural events featuring processions and rituals. Visitors should show respect at religious sites and when photographing people. It is customary to bargain at markets and to accept food or drink offerings politely.
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