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GUATEMALA

Guatemala

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Jan. 30 - Feb. 7, 2027

9 days / 8 nights

WHAT'S INCLUDED

Experience the beauty and mystery of Guatemala and leave the details to us.
  • 4 nights at Ciel-Luxe (Antigua) (solo occupancy)

  • 4 nights at Regis Hotel Spa (Lake Atitlan) (solo occupancy)

  • ALL Breakfasts at the hotels

  • ALL Dinners

  • 24/7 Private, Local Guide

  • Ground Transportation from Antigua to Lake Atitlan

  • Round trip airport transportation

  • Dedicated trip host (that's Jaxs!!), she's your built-in safety net

  • Private Photoshoot

INVEST

Indulge yourself in this unique travel experience

TOTAL Trip Cost:

$4575 per person (USD)

 

DEPOSIT to secure your spot:

$1375 (USD) non-refundable applied toward total cost

Pay your $1375 deposit now to reserve your spot. 

Final balance details will be sent out once the trip is confirmed by attendance.

ACCOMMODATIONS

Enjoy the comfort of a private room with our always-single occupancy guarantee.
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Ciel-Luxe
*Single Occupancy

Tucked half a block from Antigua's Parque Central, Ciel Luxe is a 20-room boutique property wrapped around lush interior courtyards with charming colonial architecture and gardens that feel more like a private hideaway than a hotel. Antigua itself was named one of National Geographic's top places to visit and Ciel Luxe puts you right in the heart of it, close enough to walk to cobblestone streets, market stalls, and the city's crumbling baroque churches, but tucked away enough to feel like your own retreat at the end of the day. Each room comes with a queen bed and private ensuite. Expect warm, personal service and a courtyard restaurant on-site.

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Regis Hotel Spa
*Single Occupancy

Set in the heart of downtown Panajachel, Regis Hotel & Spa puts you steps from Lake Atitlán's dramatic volcano-ringed shoreline. The property is home to Paya Restaurant and a lounge bar, inspired by both Guatemalan and international flavors; plus a stone hot tub with garden views for unwinding after a day exploring the lake's Mayan villages. Lush tropical gardens and a relaxed, boutique feel make this the perfect home base for soaking in Atitlán's still, mirrored waters and the volcanoes that frame them.

TRIP HIGHLIGHTS - GUATEMALA

Antigua Guatemala is a UNESCO World Heritage city where cobblestone streets, baroque ruins, and pastel colonial facades sit in the shadow of three volcanoes. It's a place built for wandering; coffee in a courtyard, incense drifting from centuries-old churches, and market stalls spilling over with textiles and street food at every turn.

From there, we head to Lake Atitlán, often called one of the most beautiful lakes in the world, ringed by volcanoes and dotted with small Mayan villages, each with its own rhythm and craft tradition. Between the two, this trip moves from sacred architecture to still water, from market energy to lakeside quiet.

GROUP ACTIVITIES

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Guided Walking Tour of Antigua

Wander through Antigua's cobblestone streets with a local guide who brings the city's layered history to life; from its founding as the colonial capital of Central America to the earthquakes that left it in the romantic ruin you see today. You'll pass baroque church facades, hidden courtyards, and the city's iconic arch, learning the stories behind the architecture as you go. It's the perfect first taste of Antigua before you're set loose to explore on your own.

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Coffee Farm Tour

Guatemala's volcanic soil and high-altitude microclimates make it one of the world's great coffee-growing regions, and this tour takes you straight to the source. You'll walk the rows of a working finca, learn how beans go from cherry to cup, and finish with a tasting of coffee grown just steps from where you're standing.

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Cooking Class

Learn to make traditional Guatemalan dishes hands-on, from fresh tortillas to rich, slow-simmered stews built on corn, beans, and local herbs. It's a hands-on window into the flavors you've been tasting all trip and a few recipes to bring home with you.

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Cerro de la Cruz

A short climb above Antigua rewards you with the city's best view; red-tiled rooftops, church domes, and Volcán de Agua rising in the distance. It's a quick stop, but one of the most photographed vistas in Guatemala for good reason.

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Ancient Mayan Textile Class

Guatemala's weaving traditions stretch back centuries, passed down through generations of Mayan women using backstrap looms and natural dyes. In this hands-on class, local weavers teach you the techniques and symbolism behind the textiles you've seen throughout the trip

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San Marcos & San Juan Visits

These two lakeside villages couldn't feel more different. San Marcos is known for its slow, spiritual pace; meditation, yoga, and lakefront calm; while San Juan is a hub for weaving cooperatives and natural-dye artisans keeping Mayan textile traditions alive.

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Lake Atitlan Nature Reserve & Butterfly Garden

Just outside Panajachel, this reserve is home to walking trails, hanging bridges, and a butterfly garden where dozens of native species flutter freely around you. It's a lush, easy-paced stop. It's a chance to slow down and take in the jungle before heading back to the lake.

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Full Day at the Lake

A day with no agenda but the water itself: boating between villages, swimming in Atitlán's cool, volcanic-blue depths, or simply sitting lakeside with the volcanoes as your backdrop. After days of temples, markets, and textiles, this is the built-in free time the UNtour is known for.

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Private Photoshoot

Spend part of your day at Atitlán with a private photographer capturing you against one of the most stunning backdrops in Central America; volcanoes, still water, and golden light. No posing pressure, just you, the lake, and images you'll actually want to look back on. It's a small luxury that makes this trip feel like yours.

 ACTIVITY LEVEL: Moderate - Expect to walk 10,000-15,000 steps per day on uneven cobblestone surfaces. Lisbon is very "hilly"

WHAT'S NOT INCLUDED

  • International flights to/from Guatemala (GUA)

  • Travel Insurance (THIS IS REQUIRED) I'm happy to help show you what needs to be purchased.

  • Personal expenses (souvenirs, laundry, phone service, etc)

  • Tips & gratuities for local guides, drivers & hotel staff (always optional & at your discretion) I will give guidance should you like to tip.

  • Lunches 

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Refund & Cancellation Policy:

All deposits are non-refundable. Cancellations made after the booking will be subject to the terms outlined in Terms & Conditions. Please review these carefully before confirming your reservation

IMPORTANT INFORMATION

All trip prices are based on private, single-occupancy rooms.

Please do not book flights until the deposit is paid and the trip is confirmed.

 

All Departure flights home on February 7th must be booked no earlier than 3:00 PM to ensure transportation back to the airport.

 

UNTours are active, adventurous, and built around small groups who show up ready for anything, so it's worth knowing what to expect before you commit. Take a few minutes to read through what to expect on an UNtour so you can book with total confidence.
 

Arriving early or staying late? Any pre- or post-trip accommodations are the traveler's responsibility to arrange.  There are no guarantees the hotel will be available or that you will be able to stay in the same room as the tour.


Due to the nature of the trip and the many traditional gastronomic experiences, we are unable to accommodate severe food allergies or vegan diets. If you are unsure, please contact us before booking.

Enjoy some travel advice from Jaxs, your tour host,  along your journey.

Still have questions? 

Want to book a call to talk it through?

Book your 30 minute call with Jackie here!

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