Guatemala travel
Travel Guatemala
Draw inspiration from our suggestions before personalising your bespoke journey.
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Volcanoes, Maya markets, and the black sands of the Pacific - All the colours of Guatemala
Small country, big emotions: the bustle of the markets, the peaceful beauty of Lake Atitlán, the rumblings of El Fuego, the black sand of El Paredon.
13 days, from $ 3600 to $ 4700
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Guatemala and Honduras - From Lake Atitlán to Copán, the Maya world along the water's edge
From the tranquillity of Atitlán to the vibrant energy of Chichi, from the colonial lines of Antigua to the colours of Flores: experience the very essence of Guatemala.
13 days, from $ 4500 to $ 5700
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Guatemala in style - Mayan cities, colonial towns and Caribbean vibes
From Antigua to the Caribbean Sea and from Lake Atitlan to Tikal, travel across Guatemala with private drivers
13 days, from $ 4700 to $ 6000
Why visit Guatemala with Voyageurs du monde?
For us at Voyageurs, aesthetics isn’t about arbitrarily imposing our own personal style. We honour the diversity of the world. Guatemala is a beautiful example of this aesthetic of diversity: Caribbean and Pacific, jungle and volcanoes, modernity and pyramid-temples, swimsuits and huipils, beaches and baroque altarpieces, etc. Planning a trip to Guatemala means preparing to encounter its unique beauty, adapting your wishes to the reality on the ground, and even going a little further. This is the experience we offer.
Let us create your tripA few of the advantages of travelling with us to Guatemala
- Globally unique concierge service
- CO2 absorption
Our Guatemala
specialists
Our Guatemala travel specialists know the country and its environment inside out. In a land where neither the Mayan world nor the pine–oak forests follow modern borders, that understanding is essential. They also have sharp professional tools at their disposal and, perhaps most importantly, they listen. Once they understand your expectations and needs, they shape a journey that is truly your own. This is the essence of the Voyageurs approach. They don’t simply send you to Guatemala; they open it up to you.
