• Antigua, Guatemala - Guests will be picked up from their hotel or accommodation in downtown Antigua Guatemala. For those staying outside the downtown area, pickup will be at the central park. Please be ready by 5:30 a.m.
• San Juan la Laguna - Explore San Juan La Laguna Town, where visitors can learn about the traditional art of natural fabric dyeing, visit the medicinal herbs garden, and tour the exquisite artisanal chocolate factory.
• San Marcos La Laguna - Experience the enchantment of San Marcos La Laguna, a popular and delightful village around Lake Atitlán. Wander through its charming streets, soak in its serene ambiance, and connect with the natural beauty of this exceptional destination. During the visit, there will be opportunities to take stunning photos of the lake views, vibrant corners, and breathtaking landscapes, making this experience truly memorable.
• Santiago Atitlan - Santiago Atitlan is the final lakeside town on the itinerary. Known for its vibrant colors and rich Mayan traditions, it offers a glimpse into the living Mayan culture and daily life.
• Antigua, Guatemala - The journey concludes with a return to Panajachel, where the bus will be waiting to transport guests back to Antigua Guatemala. Drop-off will be at the original pickup location. Thank you for choosing to travel with us.

• Bottled water
• Certified bilingual guide
• Tour of Artisanal Dye of Fabrics, Medicinal Herbs & Chocolate
• Water taxi to San Juan La Laguna, San Marcos & Santiago Atitlan

• Gratuities
• Meals

For those eager to delve into the traditions and customs of the living Mayans, and to gain knowledge of their ancestral practices such as weaving techniques, natural fabric dyeing, the significance of chocolate, and natural medicine, this is the perfect opportunity. Participate in this collective tour and enjoy learning all this and more!

Embark on a journey to explore three cultural towns via a boat ride that will immerse you in the essence of Mayan culture.

According to the local Mayans, Lake Atitlan is believed to possess unique energy fields that permeate the area. Regardless of whether you sense these vibes, it’s undeniable that this lake is a remarkable place.

San Juan is a cultural town where visitors can explore various indigenous cooperatives to understand their product-making processes. San Marcos offers a space for spiritual connection. Lastly, Santiago is a town rich in culture and vibrant colors.

• During Holy Week, the Flower Festival, or other events when streets in Antigua close, guests may need to walk a short distance outside the city center to start the tour.

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