Holy Week in Guatemala 2027 – 8 Days / 7 Nights from $ 1.340.186

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Guatemala, an exceptional destination renowned for its cultural diversity and varied microclimates, is recognized as one of the world’s 19 megadiverse countries. It is ideal for discovering modern cities, colonial towns, vibrant living culture, archaeological sites, and lush natural landscapes.

Departure: Saturday, March 20, 2027.

Services: Shared (regular).

Minimum: 2 passengers. Maximum: 16 passengers.

Languages: Spanish and Italian.

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7Nights

6Destinations

3Planned accommodations

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Trip summary

2 Adults

Nights 7

This idea includes

Destinations 6

Accommodations 3

Day 1 | SATURDAY, MARCH 20 | Guatemala Airport – Guatemala City

Upon arrival at the airport, you will be met and transferred to our hotel in Guatemala City. Overnight stay.

Day 2 | SUNDAY, MARCH 21 | Guatemala City

Breakfast. Enjoy a free day at leisure, with the option to take an optional excursion to Tikal, the jewel of the ancient Classic Maya civilization. Overnight stay.

Day 3 | MONDAY, MARCH 22 | Guatemala City – Iximché – Lake Atitlán

Breakfast. We will depart for the Guatemalan Highlands. En route, we will visit the archaeological site of Iximché, the former Maya capital of the Kaqchikel Kingdom.

In the afternoon, we will continue to Lake Atitlán, which Aldous Huxley described as one of the most beautiful lakes in the world. Time permitting, we will enjoy a short walk along the picturesque Santander Street, where we will find a variety of restaurants, art galleries, and handicraft shops. At the end of the street, we will discover a beautiful pier offering privileged views of Lake Atitlán. Overnight stay.

Day 4 | TUESDAY, MARCH 23 | Lake Atitlán – San Juan La Laguna – Santiago Atitlán – Lake Atitlán

Breakfast. Today, we will take a boat trip to visit two of the twelve villages surrounding this beautiful lake.

We will visit San Juan La Laguna, a Tz’utujil village known for the harmony with which its residents live alongside nature and preserve their cultural traditions. We will then continue to Santiago Atitlán, a village inhabited by the Tz’utujil people, whose traditional livelihoods include fishing and handicrafts. The community is also known for its devotion to Maximón, a deity associated with both Maya and Catholic traditions.

In the afternoon, we will return to the hotel. Overnight stay.

Day 5 | WEDNESDAY, MARCH 24 | Lake Atitlán – Chichicastenango – La Antigua Guatemala

Breakfast. We will depart for Chichicastenango, home to one of the most renowned Indigenous markets in Latin America.

During the day, we will take part in a cultural experience with local women, participating in a workshop focused on corn, a staple food in Guatemala. In the afternoon, we will continue to La Antigua Guatemala, a colonial city designated a UNESCO World Heritage Site. Overnight stay.

Day 6 | THURSDAY, MARCH 25 | La Antigua Guatemala – City Tour and Processions – La Antigua Guatemala

Breakfast. We will explore the city's cobblestone streets, which transport us back to the 17th century. Our tour will include the Palace of the Captain Generals, La Merced Church, San Francisco Church, and other charming colonial landmarks.

During the tour, we will experience some of the most representative Holy Week traditions, including processions, religious services, and colorful celebrations prepared for this important Christian observance. Overnight stay.

Day 7 | FRIDAY, MARCH 26 | La Antigua Guatemala

Breakfast. Enjoy a free day to explore and appreciate the charm of this beautiful colonial city at your own pace. Overnight stay.

Day 8 | SATURDAY, MARCH 27 | La Antigua Guatemala – Guatemala Airport

Breakfast. Transfer to Guatemala City Airport. End of our services.

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