Pacaya Volcano & Guatemala City Private Tour
Overview
A combination of history and adventure awaits with a visit to Pacaya Volcano and Guatemala City's Historical Center. Climb the volcano to appreciate the region's unique fauna and flora while indulging in a local culinary treat.
- 🌋 A 1.5-hour drive leads to Pacaya Volcano for a guided climb.
- 🍕 Lunch at the top includes famous pizza and the opportunity to roast marshmallows.
- 🗺️ After over an hour at the summit, return to base camp before heading to Guatemala City.
- 🏛️ In the city, stroll through key landmarks such as the Plaza of Constitution and the National Palace of Culture.
- 🚫 Walking is required; please ensure you are fit enough for the climb.
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Pickup included
- Air-conditioned vehicle
- Snacks
- Lunch
- Bottled water
- WiFi on board
- Private transportation
- Alcoholic Beverages
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Parque Nacional Volcan De PacayaThe road to the parking lot of the Pacaya Volcano is approximately 1 hora 30 minutes. The total duration of the hike is approximately 4 hours and its difficulty level is 4 of 10. There is horses available for rent during the hike. The purpose of the climb is to get the experience to taste the Volcanic Pizza, made of an artesanal oven of the lava rivers. Also, during the climb you would be able to roast marshmallow at the lava rivers.
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Plaza de la ConstitucionWe star the tour by walking around the Plaza of Constitution, so you can have a better sighting of the historical buildings that surrounds it.
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Palacio NacionalFrom outside you can see the National Palace of Culture uniqueness architecture and style. Prepare to be amazed by the interesting history that this palace hides at plain sight.
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Metropolitan Cathedral Of GuademalaThe next stop is the Metropolitan Cathedral where you can see some damage of the earthquake that hit Guatemala City in 1917 and 1918. This is the most important church in Guatemala and in here you will find old paintings from the XVI century and the oldest virgin brought by the spanish conquers at the XV century. It’s neoclassical architecture will blow you away!
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Mercado CentralIn our way out of the cathedral, we’re going directly to the Central Market to shop some souvenirs or just to get the experience of being in one of the most iconic markets of Guatemala. You will be immerse in the colorful textile, the traditional food and the local craft.
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Paseo De La SextaWe walk through the famous avenue of Guatemala City is a must! La Sexta is a pedestrian avenue where you can experience the day by day of the locals. In this walk you would be able to see the architecture of some historical buildings, the vibrant commerce and the different restaurants or food courts available. It’s a experience you don’t want to miss.