
Awaken your senses in the land of volcanoes.
Explore the Heart of the Mayan World.
Guided by local experts, group sizes capped at 14.

How do you get there?
GUA
La Aurora International, Guatemala City
There are no direct flights from the UK. The quickest route is via Madrid, where Iberia flies non-stop to Guatemala City every day. Allow 15–17 hours door to door.
Antigua is about an hour’s drive from the airport.
Time difference
−6hours right now
Guatemala is 6 hours behind the UK in winter and 7 hours behind during British Summer Time. Summit days start at 3–3:30am to reach the top for sunrise. It’s an early one, but watching the sun come up over a ring of volcanoes makes it more than worth it.
What’s the weather like?
18–28°C
The Land of Eternal Spring: highland days sit around 18–28°C, and our trips run brilliantly all year round.
The drier the season, the colder the volcano nights, so pack warm layers. Rainy-season showers make it a little more humid, but the weather rarely gets in the way of the adventure.
Currency to take
Q
The quetzal (GTQ), named after the national bird in 1925.
Carry quetzales for markets, tips and villages. Cards are widely taken in Antigua.
Local food you must try

See lava light up the night sky from just 4km away.

Home of Guatemala’s national bird.

Ground still hot enough to roast marshmallows.

Through the K’anba caves, then Semuc Champey’s pools.

UNESCO-listed since 1979: cobbled streets and ruined baroque churches at ~1,530m.

Think Lake Como, ringed with three soaring volcanoes.

To say it was a great experience is probably an understatement. Guatemala is beautiful beyond words.
I feel that we have got perfect taste of it: from volcanos erupting right in front of our eyes to the incredible energy and wildlife of Tikal and everything in between.
We have been so well looked after by everyone, everything was adjusted to make it enjoyable for us.

This was an exceptional journey that left me incredibly sad to depart.
Guatemala’s stunning landscapes and rich culture are matched only by the quality of its guiding.
Witnessing Volcán de Fuego erupt, catching volcanic sunrises, and swimming in Lake Atitlán are definitive lifelong highlights.

Great mix of interesting trekking, fantastic food and a bit of luxury to round it all off at the end.
We booked knowing next to nothing about Guatemala and were blown away by it.
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