Artisanal Coffee Tour
Our coffee tours are authentic, a true experience. In this tour, a farmer will take you to their fields at the foothills of Volcano Hunahpú. You'll have the opportunity to learn the artisanal process of coffee processing, and you can even try your hand at using the equipment, which may include using a pedal coffee pulper, among other things. Additionally, you'll get to taste a cup of artisanal coffee that you helped process.
Antigua Tours
Colonial
Antigua is among the best-preserved colonial cities in the world. It's a small, magical, and captivating town that will make you feel like you've been frozen in time for about 300 years. From its colonial-style architecture to its modern infrastructure, as you wander through the city's cobblestone streets, you'll experience the splendor of ancient times. This tour focuses on highlighting cultural trends, the city's history, and efforts to restore it. During this comprehensive three-hour tour, we will visit the Town Hall, the Palace of the Captains General of Guatemala, the Cathedral of San Jose with its majestic ruins, and the best museums in the city on the Museums Walk, focusing on history, architecture, and Mayan archaeology through Jade.
Village Tour
Enjoy a tour of the villages located around La Antigua. You will find the ancient Episcopal Palace of San Juan del Obispo, where you can notice the difference between Colonial Renaissance and Colonial Baroque architecture. Not far away, you will find the town of San Pedro Las Huertas, where you can experience the daily life of Guatemalans and receive a detailed explanation of one of Guatemala's greatest treasures: its textiles. This millennia-old tradition is rich in culture, spirituality, and craftsmanship. Then, in San Antonio Aguas Calientes, you can immerse yourself in the Maya village and learn how these handmade masterpieces are created with great detail. You will also visit the Macadamia farm and various historically rich villages.
Coffee Tour
Just like a great artist, the workers love their coffee and create different patterns as they lay the coffee out to dry on the large patio made of special clay tiles designed to absorb moisture and dry the coffee as best as possible. The beans are ripe and ready to be harvested when they turn a bright red color; some call it "red gold," others refer to it as "green gold." This "gold" is the livelihood of thousands of families in Guatemala. To ensure that future generations can enjoy the fruit of this beautiful plant, new seedlings are planted every year, and improvements are tested to achieve better results in each harvest. The driver will take you on a journey of just 10 minutes to Finca Filadelfia, for a "Coffee Tour" where you can learn the entire process from seed to final harvest and roasting, with the opportunity to taste it at the end of the tour.
Artisanal Coffee Tour
Our coffee tours are authentic, a true experience. On this tour, a farmer will take you to their fields on the slopes of Volcán Hunahpú. Then, you'll have the opportunity to learn the artisanal process of coffee processing, and you can even try the equipment yourself, which may include using a pedal-powered coffee huller, among other things. Additionally, you'll get to taste a cup of the artisanal coffee that you helped process.
Canopy Tour
Antigua Canopy Tour is located in La Antigua Guatemala, between the village of San Felipe de Jesús and the municipality of Jocotenango, within Finca Filadelfia, which is located 3 blocks from the Church of San Felipe de Jesús. The tour lasts an average of 2 hours, following a 30-minute ride from the entrance in a specially adapted Unimog Mercedes Benz vehicle for safe and fast transportation, where you can enjoy spectacular views. Antigua Canopy Tour offers a series of platforms in the trees or on the ground for wildlife observation, which are connected by horizontal double zip lines from one tree to another. The guides have been fully trained to assist visitors in navigating the canopy system.
Other Destinations
MYSCTICAL ANTIGUA
La Antigua Guatemala
A beautiful city located 45 kilometers from the country's capital and connected by a modern highway. La Antigua Guatemala was founded by the Spaniards in the Panchoy Valley in the year 1543 with the name Ciudad de Santiago de los Caballeros, and during the colonial period, it was one of the most modern cities, along with Mexico and Lima.
MAGICAL MOUNTAINS
Lake Atitlán
At the beginning of the 20th century, the renowned British writer Aldous Huxley, who had traveled all over the world, upon arriving at Lake Atitlán, could not contain his excitement and exclaimed: without a doubt, this is the Most Beautiful Lake in the World.
Chichicastenango
A mystical town inhabited by the Maya-Quiché ethnicity, located in the mountains of what was once the Kingdom of Utatlán. Its cultural richness, handicrafts, market, and colorful clothing are the attractions that motivate people from all over the world to visit this magical place.
MILLENNIARY JUNGLES
Tikal
Tikal is the most famous city in the Maya World. Located in the Peten department in northern Guatemala, it is a faithful reflection of the greatness of the Maya civilization. You can travel through time as you enter the tropical jungle of this beautiful region, discovering monumental buildings from that glorious era of the Maya civilization, beautiful squares that were ceremonial centers and observatories of the universe.
EXOTIC CARIBBEAN
Río Dulce
In the Caribbean of Guatemala you can find a diversity of places to make your visit an unforgettable experience. The beautiful Rio Dulce that rises in Lake Izabal and flows into the Caribbean Sea, with a route full of exuberant flora and fauna. The castle of San Felipe, a relic of the colonial era that was the great wall to defend the country from the pirates that devastated its coasts. Livingston, a small Garifuna town full of rich Afro-Guatemalan traditions and customs. In short, a wide variety of white sand beaches and crystal clear waters to enjoy.
COLORFUL HIGHLANDS
Xela
One of the most important cities in Guatemala is Quetzaltenango, also known as Xelaju'. It is a city with a lot of history, at one time in the country's history it was the capital of El Estado de los Altos. Xelaju' is surrounded by picturesque villages and the colorful costumes, as well as its beautiful landscapes, that are one of its great attractions.