Explore Guatemala's Majestic Volcanoes
Unforgettable Hiking Adventures in the Land of Eternal Spring
Tajumulco Volcano Overnight Hike
Reach the highest peak in Central America and enjoy breathtaking views of volcanoes and the Pacific Ocean.
Day 1
Day 2
What's Included
- Transportation
- Certified guide
- Mattress and sleeping bag
- Tents
- 3 meals
- Entrance fees
What to Bring
- Light breakfast
- Warm clothing
- Hiking boots
- Big backpack
- 4 liters of water per person
- Extra clothes
- Hat and gloves for the cold
- Personal medicine
Ask for options: One-day hike or Full Moon hike available.
Santa María Volcano Half-Day Hike
Experience breathtaking views from the summit of one of Guatemala's iconic volcanoes, overlooking the active Santiaguito crater and the surrounding highlands.
What's Included
- Transportation
- Certified guide
- Entrance fees
What to Bring
- Light breakfast
- Warm clothing
- Hiking boots
- Backpack
- 2 liters of water per person
- Personal medicine
Ask for options: Overnight or Full Moon hike available.
Laguna Chicabal Half Day Hike
Is a volcanic crater lake located in the highland of Guatemala, near the town of Quetzaltenango. It is considered a sacred and culturally significant site for the indigenous Mayan people. The lake is situated within the Chicabal Volcano and is surrounded by lush cloud forest. The area around Chicabal is known for its spiritual importance, and local Mayan communities often conduct ceremonies and rituals at the lake. Is situated at an elevation of approximately 2,900 meters (9,514 feet).
Hike Details
What's Included
- Transportation
- Certified guide
- Entrance fees
What to Bring
- Light breakfast
- Warm clothing
- Hiking boots
- Backpack
- 2 liters of water per person
- Personal medicine
Santiaguito View Point
Santiaguito Volcano has an elevation of approximately 2,500 meters (8,366 feet). The volcanic activity at Santiaguito is closely monitored due to its potential for producing pyroclastic flows and ash fall. Despite the risk, the area is of interest to scientists studying volcanic processes. Visitors and researchers often observe the eruption from a safe distance, and the volcano has become a notable location for the study of dome building eruption.
Hike Details
What's Included
- Transportation
- Certified guide
- Entrance fees
What to Bring
- Light breakfast
- Warm clothing
- Hiking boots
- Backpack
- 2 liters of water per person
- Personal medicine
Trekking Nebaj to Todos Santos
Trekking from Nebaj to Todos Santos in Guatemala offers a captivating journey through the highlands. This trek takes you through remote indigenous villages, lush landscapes, and provides cultural insights. The route can be challenging but rewarding, showcasing the natural beauty of the Cuchumatanes Mountains and allowing you to experience the unique traditions of the local communities along the way. It´s essential to be well-prepared with proper gear and consider the weather conditions for a safe and enjoyable trek.
Day 1: Nebaj to Acul
Day 2: Acul to Chortis
Day 3: Chortis to La Ventosa
Day 4: La Ventosa to La Torre and Todos Santos
What's Included
- Transportation
- Certified guide
- Mattress and sleeping bag
- Nights with family during the walk
- 10 meals
- Entrance tickets
What to Bring
- Light breakfast
- Warm clothing
- Hiking boots
- Big backpack
- 3 liters of water per person
- Extra clothes
- Repellent
- Personal medicine
Almolonga – Zunil – Hot Springs
Almolonga and Zunil are two towns in the western highlands of Guatemala near Quetzaltenango. Almolonga is known for its exceptionally fertile soil, earning the nickname “The Vegetable Garden of the Americas.” The town is famous for its abundant produce. Zunil, located nearby, is recognized for its traditional Mayan culture and hot springs. The town has a strong indigenous influence, and you can find traditional rituals, textiles, and handicrafts. Both Almolonga and Zunil provide insights into Guatemala's cultural diversity, blending indigenous customs with the country’s rich agricultural and natural resources.
Tour Details
What's Included
- Private transportation
- Local guide
- Entrance fees
What to Bring
- 1 liter of water per person
- Towel
- Swimming suit
- Personal medicine
San Andrés Xecul – San Cristobal Totonicapan – Salcajá
Salcajá is a town in Quetzaltenango, known for its historical “Caldo de Frutas.” The town has a colonial church dating back to the 16th century, adding to its cultural heritage. San Andres Xecul, located in the same region, is renowned for its vibrant and intricately decorated church. The church's facade is adorned with colorful sculptures and symbols, offering a unique blend of indigenous Mayan and Catholic influences. San Cristobal Totonicapan is another town in the western highland with a strong indigenous identity. It is recognized for its traditional K´ich´e Mayan culture, and the residents often engage in textile production. Each of these towns contributes to the cultural tapestry of Guatemala, showcasing a mix of indigenous traditions, colonial history, and local craftsmanship.
Tour Details
What's Included
- Private transportation
- Local guide
- Entrance fees
What to Bring
- 1 liter of water per person
- Personal medicine
THREE DAYS XELA TO LAKE ATITLÁN TREK
Day 1
Day 2
Day 3
What's Included
- Transportation
- Guide
- Mattress and sleeping bag
- Nights with local families during the trek
- 6 meals
- Entrance tickets
- Luggage transfer to San Pedro
What to Bring
- Light clothing
- Warm clothing
- Hiking boots
- Big backpack
- 4 liters of water per person
- Extra clothes
- Insect repellent
- Personal medicine
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