Pacaya Volcano is one of the most accessible hiking options in Guatemala, ideal for both beginners and experienced enthusiasts. The ascent is relatively easy, taking between 1.5 and 2 hours depending on your preferred pace. During the hike, you will have the opportunity to see numerous petrified lava rocks, and at some points, you will feel the residual heat from the volcano, which is perfect for a unique experience: melting marshmallows on the hot rocks. From the summit of Pacaya Volcano, you will enjoy spectacular views of other volcanoes and the impressive landscape surrounding the area. The beauty of the natural environment, combined with the excitement of visiting an active volcano, makes this excursion a truly memorable adventure.

After breakfast at the hotel, you'll embark on a unique cultural and natural immersion in Chichicastenango. This town is famous for hosting the largest indigenous market in Mesoamerica, where the K'iche' culture is alive and palpable, offering an authentic glimpse into the Mayan world. In addition to the vibrant market, we will visit the historic Santo Tomás Parish Church, founded in 1540. This church was built on a pre-Hispanic archaeological site. During the market, held on Thursdays and Sundays, you will have free time to explore and buy a variety of local products such as masks, crafts, and textiles, as well as enjoy the freshness of fruits, legumes, and vegetables sold in the open air. The adventure continues with an exciting canopy experience at Cerro Chuiraxamoló. There, you can zipline along two canopy lines, one 150 metres and the other 400 metres long. As you glide, you will admire impressive views of Lake Atitlan and feel the fresh breeze of the pure air.

After breakfast at the hotel, we invite you to experience the unique beauty of Lake Atitlán, an immense and sparkling body of water surrounded by mountains and volcanoes adorned with wildflowers. We will embark on a boat ride that will take you across the tranquil waters of the lake. Our journey continues in San Juan La Laguna, a serene village located on the western side of the lake. This place is renowned for its vibrant artisan community. Here, you will have the opportunity to meet the women weavers, whose skills have been passed down through generations, and local artists who capture the essence of the village in their works. San Juan La Laguna offers not only a close encounter with craftsmanship and art but also the chance to immerse yourself in landscapes that seem straight out of a fairy tale.

Enjoy a packed breakfast as you prepare for an exciting tubing adventure on the Chixoy River. This location is ideal for enjoying this aquatic activity, which involves floating along the current on an inflatable tube. As we venture into the river, you'll admire the majestic mountains that surround it and the changing colour of the water, varying according to the flow and depth, with particularly striking turquoise green tones. During the journey on the Chixoy River, you'll experience the thrill of navigating through some rapids, where fun and adrenaline are guaranteed. This experience not only offers the opportunity to interact with nature in a fun and refreshing way but also to enjoy stunning landscapes that will enrich your visit with beauty and excitement. Prepare for a day filled with adventure and unforgettable natural scenery.

After breakfast at the hotel, get ready for an excursion to Semuc Champey National Park, a true natural paradise located in Cobán. The name Semuc Champey, which in the Q’eqchi’ language means "where the river hides," perfectly describes this unique natural phenomenon. Here, you can witness how the mighty Cahabón River disappears beneath a limestone cave, flowing secretly beneath a series of impressive natural pools. We invite you to immerse yourself and cool off in these crystal-clear natural pools, whose turquoise waters offer a perfect refuge from the tropical heat and an immersive experience in the serenity of nature. This place not only offers scenic beauty but also an opportunity to relax and connect with the natural environment in a very special way.

The Kanba Caves offer an exciting adventure for underground exploration enthusiasts. This set of caves is unique because a river flows through them, adding an extra element of adventure to the environment. Each visitor receives a candle, which serves as the only source of light in this dark and mystical setting, creating an impressive atmosphere as you progress through the tour. During the exploration, you will navigate by holding onto a rope, adding a fun and safe challenge to the experience. The highlight of the adventure is undoubtedly the natural slide at the end of the tour, where you can slide down and feel the thrill of exiting spectacularly.

After breakfast at the hotel, we will visit the Candelaria Caves, located in the department of Alta Verapaz. This national park features a complex of caves considered the spiritual cradle of the Mayan civilisation in the region. According to Mayan beliefs, navigating through the underground river of these caves symbolised the journey of souls to Xibalbá, the Mayan underworld, in search of immortality. The park is surrounded by hills and contains more than eight distinct caves, each with unique formations and sizes. Here, you will have the opportunity to navigate over 2 kilometres on an underground river and swim in crystal-clear pools under natural rock ceilings, providing both an adventurous and spiritual experience.

After exploring the Candelaria Caves, we'll head to Tikal for an overnight stay. The next morning, we'll rise early to continue our adventure. During your visit to Tikal, you will stay at the Jungle Lodge, the first hotel within Tikal National Park. Founded in 1956 to initially house archaeologists from the University of Pennsylvania, the Jungle Lodge is ideal for those seeking a complete park experience. Located just a ten-minute walk from the famous temples and almost entirely surrounded by jungle, it is a perfect place to observe the area's rich biodiversity, including tropical birds, monkeys, and raccoons. This privileged location allows explorers to fully enjoy their stay in one of the most impressive archaeological sites in the world.

After breakfast at the hotel, prepare for a unique experience with our sunrise tour in Tikal. The adventure begins at 4 a.m. from the lobby of your hotel in Tikal, where your guide will take you to Temple IV, the perfect place to witness one of the most impressive sunrises you will ever see. From this height, you will enjoy the spectacle of the Maya Jungle awakening, observing and listening as the local fauna comes to life with the joyful songs of birds, a daily celebration of nature in Tikal. Tikal is the largest excavated archaeological site in the Americas and houses some of the most fascinating remains of the ancient Mayan civilisation. Known worldwide for its imposing temple complex, including the majestic Temple IV of the Two-Headed Serpent, which rises more than 65 metres above the ground, this place was home to over 60,000 people under the rule of 33 leaders over approximately 800 years. The grandeur of Tikal will captivate you, making you want to stay there longer.

Additionally, we will visit the Ixpanpajul Natural Park, located on the outskirts of Flores and Santa Elena, Petén. This nine-square-kilometer park offers the opportunity to walk along trails and cross-hanging bridges, from where you can enjoy panoramic forest views. The long and impressive hanging bridges of Ixpanpajul offer a 360-degree view, ideal for birdwatching and observing other animals in their natural habitat.

After breakfast at the hotel, get ready for an unforgettable day beginning with a journey on the serene and beautiful waters of Río Dulce. This splendid destination is known for its warm climate and stunning landscapes that stretch amidst lush vegetation. One of the most popular activities here is kayaking, available at various points along the river, allowing you to explore the natural beauty of the area up close. Later, we will continue to the Ruins of Quiriguá, an impressive archaeological site belonging to the ancient Mayan civilisation. Located in the municipality of Los Amates in Izabal, northeastern Guatemala, these ruins are a crucial testament to the rich Mayan history. Quiriguá, playing an important role as one of the most significant sites of this culture, has been recognised as a World Heritage Site, and visiting it, you will be able to see first-hand the majestic stelae and sculptures that have endured through the centuries.

Enjoy breakfast at the hotel. At the appropriate time, transfer to La Aurora International Airport.