• Island of Flores - The tour begins bright and early. A professional and specialized tour guide will meet you in the lobby of your hotel on the Island of Flores or Santa Elena, and the adventure will commence. The journey to Tikal National Park takes about an hour. Upon arrival, the guide will handle the ticketing process, so there’s no need for you to leave the car or wait in line. Every effort will be made to ensure a pleasant experience.
• Tikal National Park - Arrival at Tikal is around 4 am, where the group will walk towards Temple IV to witness the breathtaking sunrise over this stunning structure. During the walk, various animals waking up can be observed, along with the melodious singing of birds, all amidst the enchanting and mystical atmosphere of what was once the most significant city of the Mayan Kingdom.
• Temple IV - The group will climb Temple IV, spend time at the top, and take in the expansive views of nature, the jungle, and the sunrise.
• Tikal National Park - Following the magnificent sunrise, the archaeological tour continues. Visits include El Mundo Perdido, the Central Plaza, the impressive Great Jaguar pyramid, a symbol seen on many postcards, the Temple of the Masks, and finally the Q Complex. This tour is rich in history, nature, and memorable moments.
• Island of Flores - The Island of Flores marks the final stop on the itinerary. After the archaeological tour in Tikal, the journey back home begins, taking approximately one hour. Relax and enjoy the ride. Thank you for traveling with us!

• Private transportation
• Breakfast included
• Complimentary bottled water
• Entrance Fee To Tikal covered
• Expertise of a Certified Tour Guide

• Gratuities
• Breakfast

Tikal is an impressive Mayan city with centuries of existence. Seeing this site at dawn is a complete show, walking through the jungle when it is still dark, listening to the awakening of its animals, including spider monkeys, howler monkeys, toucans, parakeets, among others, is something that has no comparison. Visiting this archaeological site first thing in the morning will allow you to take incredible photos without people interrupting, have breakfast on top of Temple IV and start your day in the best way.

This is the perfect opportunity to visit Tikal, officially discovered in 1848, although it is believed to date from 200 to 850 AD. The discovery of Tikal was made by the governor of Petén at that time + 12 people who accompanied him, although the existence of this archaeological site was known to native people.

Live the experience of walking through the jungle, knowing the history of its governors, and the vast Mayan territory that they controlled.

• Bring passport
• Comfortable shoes
• Sun protection
• Insect repellent
• Camera or phone with camera

For a full refund, cancel at least 24 hours before the scheduled departure time.