Classic Guatemala
Guide Price £4,099 per person (based on 2 adults sharing)
Private Tour
Duration: 12 days/11 nights
Group Size
Min 1, Max 4. Larger groups possible on request.
Explore the best of Guatemala from the pretty colonial city of Antigua and the enchanting Mayan ruins of Tikal to beautiful Lake Atitlán and the scenic Rio Dulce.
- Wander atmospheric Antigua
- Visit the lovely town of Livingston
- Take a scenic boat trip along the Rio Dulce River
- Mayan ruins of Yaxhá and Tikal
- Absorb the breathtakingly beautiful Lake Atitlán
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Itinerary
Day 1 Antigua
Fly into Guatemala City and transfer to the charming colonial city of Antigua.
Day 2 Antigua
This morning discover the fascinating highlights of Guatemala’s former capital as you head out on a walking tour, taking in the major architectural and historical sites of this captivating city.
Day 3 Antigua to Livingston
Journey by road and boat to the vibrant town of Livingston, stopping en route to marvel at the elaborately intricate carvings found at the Mayan ruins of Quiriguá.
Day 4 Livingston to El Petén
Today, take a scenic boat trip along the Dulce River as it winds through the impressive central canyon enveloped by lush tropical jungle. After, continue by road to El Petén.
Day 5 Yaxhá
Explore the mystical ruins in Yaxhá National Park, set on the banks of a beautiful lagoon. Trek through the pristine rainforest to reach these atmospheric temples and admire the spectacular views as the sun sets over this incredible
site.
Day 6 Tikal
Head to the awe-inspiring Mayan site of Tikal, regarded as one of the archaeological wonders of the Americas. This impressive national park is a stunning paradise where you can discover towering pyramidal ruins which pierce through verdant treetops and spot a myriad of birdlife hidden amongst unspoilt jungle scenery.
Day 7 El Petén to Lake Atitlán
Today, fly from Flores to Guatemala City and drive to Lake Atitlán, a deep, stunning volcanic lake set in Guatemala’s highlands.
Day 8 Lake Atitlán
Spend the day discovering the delightful villages which surround the lake. Hear local Mayan stories, watch performances of captivating rituals and learn about the history of these traditional towns. Later, visit a local workshop to see how the distinctive textiles of this region are made.
Day 9 Lake Atitlán
Enjoy a day at leisure to unwind and take in this beautiful area.
Day 10 Lake Atitlán to Antigua
Depart Lake Atitlán for a scenic drive through the central highlands back to Antigua, stopping at the charming town of Chichicastenago en route. Sundays and Thursdays are market days when the streets burst into life and are filled with stalls selling fruit, vegetables, colourful textiles and handmade souvenirs.
Days 11-12 Transfer to Guatemala City and fly home
Departs: Private touring is flexible – choose your ideal departure date, Jan - Dec
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Price & Inclusions
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- 11 day private tour including 10 nights 3★ to 3★+ hotels, private vehicle & driver/guide, boats as detailed, 15 meals
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The tour itinerary, inclusions and departures are based on travel from 01/10/2025 to 31/12/2026. For holiday guide price terms and conditions, click here.
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