Walking Tours Guatemala

Exploring Guatemala on Foot: A Comprehensive Guide to Walking Tours

🌄 Antigua Guatemala

• Known for its well-preserved Spanish colonial architecture, Antigua is a UNESCO World Heritage Site. Explore the charming streets, colorful markets, and visit historical sites like the ruins of the Convento de las Capuchinas or the Church of La Merced.

🏞️ Tikal National Park

• Tikal, an ancient Mayan city in the heart of the Petén jungle, is a must-visit. A guided walking tour will take you through the ruins of palaces, temples, and plazas. Don’t forget to witness the sunrise or sunset over the towering temples.

🌄 Chichicastenango

• Located in the Highlands, Chichicastenango is a bustling market town where locals gather to buy and sell everything from textiles, food, and religious items. Visit the Santo Tomás Church, one of Guatemala’s most colorful churches.

🌄 Quetzaltenango (Xela)

• Known as Xela by locals, this city is a hub for hiking and exploring the surrounding volcanos. Take a walking tour to learn about its rich history and cultural significance.

🏞️ Semuc Champey

• This natural wonder consists of a series of stepped pools and azure waters, surrounded by lush vegetation. A guided walk will take you through the park, including a hike to the viewpoint for an unforgettable vista.

🌄 Livingston

• Located on the Caribbean coast, Livingston is a unique mix of Garifuna and Mayan cultures. Take a walking tour to learn about their traditions, visit local craft markets, and enjoy the vibrant music scene.

Remember:

• Wear comfortable shoes for long walks.
• Apply sunscreen and mosquito repellent.
• Respect local customs and traditions.
• Carry water and snacks for energy.
• Always use a guide to ensure safety and gain valuable insights into the local culture and history.