Be green and travel through the natural landscapes of Guatemala in a pro sustainability excursion. Visit the mountainous region “Las Verapaces” where hiking natural reserves, orchid farms and birdwatching is the first step into this world. Connect with nature in the caves and natural pools of Semuc Champey, a natural wonder. Later, visit the Caribbean zone of the country and admire the beauty of “Río dulce” in a boat tour, surrounded by nature and local communities. Last days are spent at Antigua Guatemala.

Live Guatemala on a must-do journey! This excursion is designed for those who do not settle for the highlights but want to travel deeper exploring ancient Mayan ruins, colonial era, the golden age of the capital, agricultural cores, and Mayan traditions & gastronomy. All this while resting in peaceful landscapes.

Visit the most emblematic sites of Guatemala. Your journey starts discovering the first capital of the country: Antigua Guatemala. While walking its colonial streets and visiting its ruins, witness how colonial, modern, and Mayan lifestyles merge. Visiting a vineyard or coffee plantations are part of the experience. Later on, get into the Mayan market of Chichicastenango, you can see from a high point how the streets are filled with colors of vegetables and textiles, or you can walk through it and learn how marketing is done in this city. Atitlán is a must-do in this trip, as well as visiting Mayan towns on the shores of the lake, meeting the locals. Final stop of the journey: Tikal. Go back in time discovering how the Mayas were able to create a strong and highly advanced society in the middle of the jungle.

Get to know a little of Guatemala in a short visit trip. Start at the central plaza of the capital city and once you know the origin of the city, go to the World Heritage City: Antigua Guatemala. Antigua impresses its visitors with the splendor of colonial architecture combined with Mayan culture and traditions. The last days of your trip are on the shores of one of the most captivating lakes surrounded by three volcanoes at Atitlan Lake.

This package is for those adventurous looking to explore the culture at their own pace opening up their path among the locals. Take note: Self-driven packages in Nicaragua are risky and travelers may end up losing time and the opportunity to visit all the suggested places due to: No GPS provided by car rentals; No good GPS signal using mobiles; No good tourist and traffic signs.