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There are plenty of things to do in Guatemala City, but it’s what is nearby that truly offers an opportunity to fall in love with the country. In fact, three days in the area is likely not enough time, especially when, there are so many magical ... 

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5 star rating: Highly Recommended
June 2013

Very nice trip with stop in local coffee-plantage. Same nice guide as in Copan.

Doing what: Iximché Ruins and Antigua City Tour from Guatemala City

5 star rating: Highly Recommended
June 2013

Very interessting to see the local mayan people and their way of live. Same guide as in Copan.

Doing what: Chichicastenago and Panajachel Day Trip from Guatemala City

5 star rating: Highly Recommended
June 2013

Very impressive ruins, but very hot. Good organisation with transfer, plane and ruins and back

Doing what: Tikal Day Trip by Air from Guatemala City with Lunch

5 star rating: Highly Recommended
June 2013

Very very nice trip, excellent guide, was everytime looking about us.

Doing what: Copan and Quirigua Overnight Trip from Guatemala City

5 star rating: Highly Recommended
April 2013

Short version: Incredible trip with breathtaking scenery and even better hospitality from driver and guide. Out of shape travelers NOT encouraged!

Long Version: Let me start this off by saying my wife is a native Spanish speaker and it went a LONG way in Guatemala as a whole since tourism is slowly coming back after decades of civil war. That aside, this was truly an experience unlike anything my wife and I have every done before. We were picked up right at our hotel at 7:30AM after breakfast. The driver, Henry, was INCREDIBLY nice and hospitable(we actually used him again the next day to set up a private cab to Antigua). Upon getting there, we were introduced to our guide who would take us up the mountain. The only slightly annoying part was right in the beginning as they try to convince you to rent a walking stick or take a horse up the mountain, but this is expected in tourist areas. After respectfully declining (about a dozen times!), we were off on our adventure. As we went up the mountain we would stop frequently to take in wild life and learn the different uses of the local plants by the natives to cure anything from headaches and stomachaches to wiping the sweat from your brow! As we reached the peak of our ascent, we stopped at a place called the oven. It was basically just two rocks jutting out and inside the rocks were temps of over 400 degrees! Our guide had gotten us sticks so we could roast marshmallows from the heat. It was a tasty treat and good half way point before the descent. The descent was a little hairy as the ground is not really set due to the activity of the volcano. Just go slow and you will be fine! When we got to the bottom of the mountain we got back in the van with Henry and were dropped off back at our hotel by early afternoon with plenty of time before dinner to shower off the adventure. Awesome trip and a MUST if you are visiting Guatemala!

Doing what: Pacaya Volcano Day Trip from Guatemala City

5 star rating: Highly Recommended
April 2013

It was a wonderful day. The guide was so sweet :)

Doing what: Iximché Ruins and Antigua City Tour from Guatemala City

5 star rating: Highly Recommended
March 2013

This was a great trip! Our driver and guide were both fantastic resources. The hike was amazing, walking through different ecosystems as we ascended and finally ending up in the baran wasteland where lava had flowed just two years before. A great way to spend a day!

Doing what: Pacaya Volcano Day Trip from Guatemala City

4 star rating: Recommended
March 2013

Beautiful city, a must see. Coffee plantation is also very interesting and informative.

Doing what: Antigua City Tour from Guatemala City

4 star rating: Recommended
March 2013

Lake Atitlan is beautiful. The surrounding towns are very Mayan and so interesting. I've been to many Latin American countries. Guatemala, with its strong Mayan culture still so intact, I very worth seeing.

Doing what: Lake Atitlán Sightseeing Cruise with Transport from Guatemala City

3 star rating: Worth doing
February 2013

the ruims were excellent guided and explained ,the antigua city tourhowever went completely in the mist

Doing what: Iximché Ruins and Antigua City Tour from Guatemala City

3 star rating: Worth doing
February 2013

Our van did not have air conditioning and it was many hours spent in the van on days where the temperature reached 90+ degrees. Needless to say this made us tired and cranky. Copan and Quirigua were great sights. The hotel was excellent.We didn't get lunch until 3pm on the second day.

Doing what: Copan and Quirigua Overnight Trip from Guatemala City

5 star rating: Highly Recommended
January 2013

Really nice tour, on time, excellent guide, worth every penny.

Doing what: Tikal Day Trip by Air from Guatemala City with Lunch

3 star rating: Worth doing
December 2012

I think it was too rushed, the Guide was excellent, but not enough time to see all of Tikal.

Doing what: Tikal Day Trip by Air from Guatemala City with Lunch

4 star rating: Recommended
November 2012

plane was bad
we came too early and spent too long time there is no reason not to be picked an hour later

the tour and guide and food were very good

the plane back was teribble a strong cold wind we couldnt control or stop so we just freezed

Doing what: Tikal Day Trip by Air from Guatemala City with Lunch

4 star rating: Recommended
June 2012

very pleasant and professional staff,the day was perfect
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Doing what: Iximché Ruins and Antigua City Tour from Guatemala City

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