Discover why this city was so important for the Spanish and how everyday life is today for the locals. Walk to the most important Heritage Building of Antigua accompanied by your Tour Guide. On this tour, you’ll visit the Palace of the Captains General, the Cathedral, San Francisco, La Merced, the arch of Santa Catalina, among others. 

Guatemala has 37 officially named volcanoes, 3 of which are still active. Pacaya rises to an elevation of 2,552m (8,373ft) above sea level. It has been erupting continuously since 1965. Pacaya is one of the most visited tourist attractions as it easily accessible from both Guatemala City and Antigua.

Markets vary by day of the week, some busier and more touristy. You'll see beautiful textiles, locals, a vibrant commercial atmosphere, and the church's role. Most markets have a ceremonial place where Mayan and Christian beliefs intersect.

Visit a real working hacienda located 5 minutes from the city center. Learn about the history of coffee. Bear in mind harvest season is from November through to March.

Often called one of the world's most beautiful lakes, Lake Atitlán features views of the Atitlán, Tolimán, and San Pedro volcanoes. Formed millions of years ago, the area includes indigenous villages, colorful outfits, and fertile hills. On this tour, we'll visit a village by boat and stop for lunch with a beautiful view.

Find one of a kind items, meet local craftspeople and discover an authentic window into Antigua´s Culture history, traditions, techniques and aesthetics.  All our shopping tours can be customized and can be either in Antigua or in Guatemala City.  All tours are private and you are accompanied by an expert shopper.