Guatemala Tours in November 2027

We had the best time in Guatemala!! There were so many activities that you have done during the trip. The pro is that we don't have the worry about the transportation because there is some people who are always there to assist us. The only con would probably be having those long land trips. The hotels were decent as we only view them as a place to sleep and shower. This tour exceeded our expectations.

I totally enjoyed the Mayan experience with our tour leader Thomas Morales...we were his family and he organised a brilliant holiday for us. He solved a major problem we had with our phone...I highly recommend him as a tour leader. My only concern was the treatment of farm animals going for slaughter....I did not see any vetinary supervision or any health and safety practices.

Really enjoyed the trip but there were a couple of long days where it would have been good to spend time in one less village and get back in time to use the lovely pool eg the day on Lake Atltlan. Also on the days where there was no plan to get out of the minibus in the villages it would be good to know this in advance. The night walk guide at Monteverde was great and knew where to find animals and birds. It would probably be worth having a similar ranger guide on the day time walk. Module was an excellent guide… patient, pleasant and good with everyone. Really enjoyed the trip. Feel that I know a lot more about the history and politics of Central America and the accommodation was excellent.

A great and very full-on trip, which took us to multiple destinations in Guatemala. We were disappointed not to get to Honduras, and to be honest the "add ins" as a result of that were the least thrilling part of the trip, but really feel like we saw Guatemala in depth. Our guide, Thomas, was amazing, for example taking us to a local dance ceremony where there were literally no other tourists. He was endlessly informative and enthusiastic. The Day of the Dead celebrations were mind-boggling.

The countries on this tour were incredible and definitely worth visiting. Our coach drivers were excellent—careful, skilled, and one even great at spotting wildlife. The tour guide was caring and attentive, and border crossings went smoothly. However, the accommodation was a major letdown. Many hotels were cheap, noisy, and far from Western standards—some rooms had no natural light. Those who paid a single supplement got the worst rooms, which was frustrating. Additionally, we were promised a visit to a national park in the advertisement, but it’s been closed for over a year, and we weren’t informed in advance. There were also too many stops at local markets, and I would have preferred more time exploring nature instead. Overall, the countries are fantastic, but the tour provider needs to improve on accommodations, communication, and the balance of activities to make this a truly great experience.