We know it as “El Sendero Ancestral” is a popular adventure, typically spanning several days. The trail takes you through diverse landscapes, including mountains, forests, and indigenous villages. It´s a chance to experience the rich cultural tapestry of Guatemala and witness the daily lives of local communities. The trek usually involves overnight stays in villages along the way, offering an authentic immersion in to the Mayan highlands before reaching the stunning Lake Atitlan.

• DAY 1: Is a mix trail in the mountain forest with nice views of the highland in Guatemala, during this day we can pass through the communities and see how the local people leave in the mountains. 10 hours walking in the nature and mix trails, we going to sleep with local friendly family and know about their life.
• DAY 2: Early in the morning we take our breakfast prepare in the local wood stove and continue our trek for 6 hours on a dirty road until get to Santa Clara la Laguna where we spend the night with Kaqchiqel local family and try the local sauna or “Temascal”
• DAY 3: Our last day in the communities to appreciate the sunrise from the high pick in the town Rostro Maya know for the locals “Rupalaj Kistalin”. Four hours walking down with nice views of the Lake Atitlan.

LEVEL: Difficult

DEPARTURE TIME: 6:00 a.m.

DURATION: day 1 (10 hours) Day 2 (6 hours) Day 3 (4 hours)

WHICH INCLUDES: transportation, guide, mattress, sleeping bag, nights with family during the walk, 6 meals, tickets, luggage transfer to San Pedro.

WHAT TO BRING: Light, breakfast, warm clothing, hiking boots, big backpack, 4 liters of water per person, extra clothes, repellent, personal medicine.

PRICE: USD$160 PER PERSON (2+ people)

Is the highest pick in Central America, located in the western highland of Guatemala. It stands at an elevation of 4220meters (13845 ft.) above sea level. The volcano is part of the Sierra Madre range and offers stunning views of the surrounding landscape, including nearby volcanoes and the Pacific Ocean. Is a popular destination for trekking and hiking enthusiasts seeking to summit the highest point in Central America.

ASK FOR OPTIONS: One-day hike or Full Moon hike available

LEVEL: Difficult

DEPARTURE TIME: 6:00 a.m.

DURATION: day 1 (4 hours) Day 2 (2.5 hours)

WHICH INCLUDES: transportation, guide, mattress, sleeping bag, tents, 3 meals, entrance fees.

WHAT TO BRING: Light, breakfast, warm clothing, hiking boots, big backpack, 4 liters of water per person, extra clothes, hat and glove for cold, personal medicine.

PRICE: USD$100 PER PERSON (2+ people)

Is another prominent volcano in Guatemala, situated in the western part of the country near the city of Quetzaltenango. It is an active stratovolcano that reaches an elevation of approximately 3,772 meters (12,375 ft.). the eruption created a large crater, known as Santiaguito, which remains active to this today.  The area around Santa Maria is popular for trekking, and visitors can hike to the summit for panoramic views of the surrounding landscape.

ASK FOR THE OPTIONS: Overnight or Full Moon Hike

LEVEL: Difficult

DEPARTURE TIME: 4:00 a.m.

DURATION: 4 hours up / 3 hours down (7 hours total)

WHICH INCLUDES: transportation, guide, entrance fees

WHAT TO BRING: Light, breakfast, warm clothing, hiking boots, backpack, 2 liters of water per person, personal medicine.

PRICE: USD$50 PER PERSON (2+ people)

Is a volcanic crater lake located in the highland of Guatemala, near the town of Quetzaltenango. It is considered a sacred and culturally significant site for the indigenous Mayan people. The lake is situated within the Chicabal Volcano and is surrounded by lush cloud forest.

The area around Chicabal is known for its spiritual importance, and local Mayan communities often conduct ceremonies and rituals at the lake. Is situated at an elevation of approximately 2,900 meters (9,514 feet)

LEVEL: Moderate

DEPARTURE TIME: 5:00 a.m.

DURATION: 2 hours up / 1.5 hours down (5 hours total)

WHICH INCLUDES: transportation, guide, entrance fees

WHAT TO BRING: Light, breakfast, warm clothing, hiking boots, backpack, 2 liters of water per person, personal medicine.

PRICE: USD$50 PER PERSON (2+ people)

Santiaguito Volcano has an elevation of approximately 2,500 meters (8,366 feet) The volcanic activity at Santiaguito is closely monitored due to its potential for producing pyroclastic flows and ash fall. Despite the risk, the area is of the interest to scientists studying volcanic processes. Visitors and researchers often observe the eruption from a safe distance, and the volcano has become a notable location for the study of dome building eruption.

LEVEL: Moderate

DEPARTURE TIME: 5:00 a.m.

DURATION: 2 hours up / 1.5 hours down (5 hours total)

WHICH INCLUDES: transportation, guide, entrance fees

WHAT TO BRING: Light, breakfast, warm clothing, hiking boots, backpack, 2 liters of water per person, personal medicine.

PRICE: USD$50 PER PERSON (2+ people)

Is located in Guatemala and is part of the complex of stratovolcanoes. Is known for its challenging trek and stunning views of neighboring Volcan de Fuego, which is often active. The hike to Acatenango summit offers panoramic vistas of the surrounding landscape and eruptions from Volcan de Fuego. Acatenango is the third highest volcano in Guatemala standing at approximately 3,976 meters (13,045 feet) above sea level. Climbers often camp on Acatenango slopes to witness the breathtaking sight of Fuego’s eruptions, especially at night when the lava glows in the dark. It’s a unique and memorable experience for those who dare to take on the adventure!

ASK FOR OPTIONS: One-day hike or Full Moon hike available.

LEVEL: Difficult

DEPARTURE TIME: 6:00 a.m.

DURATION: day 1 (6 hours) Day 2 (4 hours)

WHICH INCLUDES: transportation, guide, mattress, sleeping bag, tents, 3 meals, entrance fees.

WHAT TO BRING: Light, breakfast, warm clothing, hiking boots, big backpack, 4 liters of water per person, extra clothes, hat and glove for cold, personal medicine.

PRICE: USD$120 PER PERSON (2+ people)

Trekking from Nebaj to Todos Santos in Guatemala offers a captivating journey through the highlands. This trek takes you through remote indigenous villages, lush landscapes, and provides cultural insights. The route can be challenging but rewarding, showcasing the natural beauty of the Cuchumatanes Mountains and allowing you to experience the unique traditions of the local communities along the way. It´s essential to be well-prepared with proper gear and consider the weather conditions for a safe and enjoyable trek.

Day one: Nebaj to Acul

Day two: Acul to Chortis

Day three: Chortis to La Ventosa

Day four: La Ventosa to La Torre and Todos Santos

LEVEL: Difficult

DEPARTURE TIME: 4:00 a.m.

DURATION: Day 1 (4 hours) Day 2 (8 hours) Day 3 (6 hours) Day 4 (5 hours)

WHICH INCLUDES: transportation, guide, mattress, sleeping bag, nights with family during the walk, 10 meals, tickets

WHAT TO BRING: Light, breakfast, warm clothing, hiking boots, big backpack, 3 liters of water per person, extra clothes, repellent, personal medicine.

PRICE: USD$300 PER PERSON (2+ people)