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3-Days Tour to Lake Atitlan: Nature, Adventure, Culture, & Mayas
Guatemala City,
Guatemala
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Overview
Duration
3d
Languages
English, Spanish
Voucher type
E-Ticket
What To Expect
Embark on an extraordinary 3-day journey through the enchanting landscapes and vibrant culture of Lake Atitlan!
Step back in time to Iximché, the ancient capital of the Kaqchikel Maya kingdom, where well-preserved ruins offer a fascinating glimpse into Maya civilization's rich history and traditions.
Delve into the local way of life, from traditional Mayan clothing workshops to artisanal chocolate-making and natural dyeing techniques.
Prepare for an exhilarating ascent to Indian Nose Peak, where the breathtaking sunrise over Lake Atitlan will leave you spellbound.
Continue your adventure with a refreshing dip in the pristine waters of Lake Atitlan at Cerro Tzankujil, where endless fun awaits.
Cap off your journey with an adrenaline-fueled visit to Atitlan Natural Reserve, where thrilling zip lines and breathtaking views await. Choose between 8 ziplines or 2 bicycle ziplines, surrounded by the region's stunning natural beauty.
What to remember
Important info
Not recommended for travelers with spinal injuries. Not recommended for pregnant travelers. Suitable for all physical fitness levels. Please note that the meal times mentioned in the itinerary serve as placeholders for scheduled stops during the tour. However, kindly be informed that meals are not included in the package.
What's included
Private transportation. Private boat to visit the different towns. Choose between: A. 8 stretches of zip lines with great views. B. 2 zip lines on a bicycle. Entrance Fee to all the places described on the Itinerary. Certified Tour Guide
What's not included
Gratuities. Food and drinks. Hotel Accommodations
Cancellation Policy
You can cancel your tour until a day in advance
Provider
Guat2do Travel Experiences
Meeting Point
We pick up all travelers at their hotel lobby. The hotel needs to be in the hotel district in Guatemala City.