Tours in Guatemala: Itinerary ideas
Between ancient Mayan temples and smoking volcanoes, the beating heart of Central America
Quelques idées de circuits en Guatemala
Our Guatemala trips combine archaeological discoveries and nature adventures, designed by our local agency for an authentic experience.
Encounters in the Highlands
Among volcanoes and thousand-year-old traditions, an authentic immersion among the Mayan peoples of Guatemala's Highlands
On the Land of the Mayas
From the Mayan highlands to the mysteries of the Petén jungle, a journey to the heart of Guatemala's ancestral heritage.
Cosmovision, Yoga and Hiking
Between sacred volcanoes and Mayan villages, a wellness journey where yoga and ancestral cosmovision meet in the heart of Guatemala.
Multi-activity adventure in Mayan Land
From Pacaya Volcano to the Lost Temples of Tikal, a Sports Adventure at the Heart of Mayan Heritage.
Explore our Guatemala circuits created by our local experts. Each itinerary respects the communities and environments visited.
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Guatemala combines exceptional Mayan archaeological heritage, spectacular volcanic landscapes and authentic indigenous traditions. Tours alternate between hikes on active volcanoes, exploration of sites like Tikal and immersion in the colorful markets of the highlands. A private trip offers a personalized approach to local communities, while small group tours create an enriching exchange dynamic. The country's geographic diversity allows for varied itineraries, from the Petén jungle to high-altitude lakes and the Pacific coast.
Exemple d'itinéraire en Guatemala
Complete 2-week itinerary combining nature and culture.
Archaeological sites of the Maya
Exploring Tikal in the Petén jungle, sunrise over the pyramids, tropical wildlife observation and navigation on sacred lakes
Active volcanoes
Ascent of active Pacaya, hike on Acatenango facing the erupting Fuego, natural hot springs and lunar landscapes
Living indigenous culture
Immersion at Lake Atitlán, meeting with weavers, Chichicastenango market, traditional ceremonies and learning Mayan languages
Quel type de circuit choisir en Guatemala ?
Different ways to explore this Mesoamerican gem based on your preferences.
Private circuit
Total flexibility to adapt the pace to the communities you visit
Small group
Maximum 10 people with Nomadays, sharing emotions facing the volcanoes
Combined trip
Extension to Belize or Mexico to deepen your Maya experience
Thematic trip
Specialized in volcanoes, Mayan archaeology, or traditional textiles
Quelle durée pour un circuit en Guatemala ?
The cultural and natural wealth of Guatemala deserves time to be fully appreciated.
Focus on the highlands and Antigua Guatemala, with volcano climbing and discovery of the indigenous markets of Chichicastenango
Optimal balance between Tikal's archaeological sites, highlands volcanoes, Lake Atitlán and Antigua's colonial heritage
Complete exploration including the Petén jungle, Caribbean coast of Livingston, active volcanoes and extended immersion in indigenous communities
Quel budget prévoir pour un circuit en Guatemala ?
Prices vary depending on the service level selected, based on 2 weeks. Refine your budget with our Guatemala simulator.
The price ranges below correspond to a 2-week tour.
Simple accommodations, public transportation, local guides
Luxury hotels, private vehicle, English-speaking guides
Exceptional lodges, domestic flights, exclusive experiences
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Can't find your ideal trip?
Our Guatemala experts tailor each itinerary to your interests, whether Mayan archaeology, volcanology, or textile craftsmanship. Contact our local team for a custom itinerary that respects your pace and passions.
Frequently asked questions
How long should you spend in Guatemala?
2 weeks minimum to cover Mayan sites, volcanoes and highlands. 3 weeks allow you to include the Caribbean coast and extended immersion in local communities.
What is the best time to visit Guatemala?
Dry season from November to April, ideal for volcanoes. The rainy season offers lush jungle but can complicate certain access routes.
What budget should you plan for a family trip to Guatemala?
From €1,600 per person for 2 weeks, including kid-friendly activities such as quetzal spotting and Mayan chocolate workshops.