- Puerto Quetzal - We will start this tour immediately after picking up all of our passengers from their cruise port. We will go to the north center of the country, to the Pacaya Volcano. The way there will take us an hour and a half, and you will appreciate beautiful and changing landscapes. Guatemala is very fertile land, and this is used by farmers and fruit and vegetable export companies. During your tour, you will see plantations of sugar cane, corn, and fruits and vegetables. If you have any questions, do not hesitate to ask your tour guide, he will be happy to help.
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Pacaya Volcano - After our way to the volcano, we will begin our ascent accompanied by local guides. The journey to the summit is lovely and has many curious facts. The arrival at the top takes just 1 hour and a half. Pacaya is one of the most active volcanoes in Guatemala. Its activity ranges from Ashes and Gases release to Lava coals.
Fantastic Views all the way up and down.
Once we get to the top, we will enjoy a delicious lunch while appreciating the landscapes, the nice weather, and just relaxing. Lunch is included (it is a box lunch).
- Puerto Quetzal - After descending from the top, we will take the bus back to your boat. Take this time back to relax and unwind.
- Private transportation included
- Entrance fee to Pacaya Volcano National Park covered
- Lunch provided
- Convenient port pick-up and drop-off service
- Guided tour with a certified local guide
- Gratuities
Merely a couple of hours away from the ‘Puerto Quetzal’ Cruise Terminal, the Pacaya Volcano boasts one of the most accessible active volcano treks in Guatemala. Owing to its mild activity, tourists can closely experience the Lava coals, the fuming cone, and relish the magnificent views of additional Volcanoes, Lake Amatitlán, and the City.
Perfectly timed for adventure-seekers, this activity is specially curated for cruise ship passengers. Don’t miss out on this unique and exciting opportunity during your tour of this picturesque nation.
For a full refund, cancel at least 24 hours before the scheduled departure time.
