Lake Atitlán Sightseeing Cruise with Transport from Guatemala City

This experience was incredible and so worth it! Henry, our guide, was one of the best we’ve ever had. We felt safe and comfortable with him the whole time. No words to describe the lake view. Thank you for making our trip to the Lake Atitlan unforgettable!

The picture I took was beautiful but with the eyes the scene was breath taken....wanted to climb it.

Our day started out in Rain for Quatemala but upon arriving at the Lake, the weather was absolutely beautiful for a ride in boat over to village. Our Guide Davis was SUPER. Hel helped us with language interpretation and took us to several short little seminars about their crafts. LOVED this trip

Definitely a must have experience. The tour guide was friendly and the vehicle was comfortable and clean. We enjoy off the beaten path experiences, however this is fairly cookie cutter which makes for a calm, pleasant day. Being foodies, the best part was the restaurant stop on the way back!

This was an amazing tour and our guide was very knowledgeable. The lake is beautiful.

Excellent trip, excellent service, our tour guide Miguel Angel was such a nice person the whole time, I would totally recommend him and Guatemalan Adventure anytime.

Beautiful place, Nice trip. The only thing was that the driver was really unsafe in driving. We didn't feel comfortable in the car with him.

This was a fantastic tour with a wonderful guide. I had so many great experiences on this tour like riding the small tut tut vehicles, taking the boat to the other small town, visiting the large Catholic Church built in 1549, visiting the Idol of Mayans, eating a great meal and seeing how the people live and work. This tour is magnificent and my guide, Hiemi was the best. Susan Lane, Maine in USA

Absolutely beautiful but the boat ride back was very rocky. Mirko was a fantastic guide.

Good trip, overall. Be sure to take photos from a vista point of lake and mountains before you get to the lake because later the volcanoes are covered by clouds. Our guide, Armando, gave us a lot of information and kept us engaged. The village at Santiago de Atitlan is interesting. Some uphill walking. Couple of nice coffee shops. Do bargain when buying local handicrafts. A local painter Nicolas de Reande and his family have a small gallery. Interesting paintings. Lunch at Panajachel can be a challenge. Try to stay away from Cassablanca restaurant. Perhaps, Atlantis maybe a better bet.