Summary
Take in the highlights of five fascinating Central American countries in just two weeks|Discover rich wildlife, rainforests and volcanoes|Explore colourful colonial towns and sacred Mayan sites
Short Itinerary / Route
- Day 1
- Join Tour Antigua
- Day 2
- Walking Tour Of Antigua, Free Afternoon To Explore
- Day 3
- Travel To Chichicastenango Market And Panajachel O...
- Day 4
- Boat Trip On Atitlan Lake Then Drive To Guatemala ...
- Day 5
- Visit The Unesco Site Of Copan, Free Afternoon
- Day 6
- Journey To Suchitoto
- Day 7
- Free Morning In Suchitoto; Travel To La Union In A...
- Day 8
- Journey To Nicaragua Via The Gulf Of Fonseca
- Day 9
- Free Day; Optional Hike To Cerro Negro Volcano
- Day 10
- Travel To Granada; City Tour And Free Afternoon
- Day 11
- Morning Hiking The Mombacho Crater; Afternoon Free...
- Day 12
- Cross The Border To Costa Rica. Beach Time At Bahi...
- Day 13
- Travel To Monteverde. Night Walk In Search Of Wild...
- Day 14
- Guided Reserve Walk; Afternoon For Optional Activi...
- Day 15
- Morning Free. In The Afternoon Head To The Capital...
- Day 16
- Tour Ends San Jose
Countries (5): America, Costa Rica, Guatemala, Honduras, Nicaragua
Travel Cities (11): Antigua Guatemala, Chichicastenango, Copán, Granada, Guatemala City, Lake Atitlan, Leon, Monteverde Cloud Forest, Salinas, San Francisco, San Jose
Details
Traverse Central America on this fast-paced adventure through five diverse countries. Search for wildlife in Costa Rica, learn about the history of the Maya in Copan, Honduras, and get an insight into local Guatemalan life at Lake Atitlan. From fascinating history to incredible volcanic landscapes and abundant wildlife, our itinerary ticks off the region's highlights and more.
Volcanoes - Discover the active and dormant volcanoes that pepper this region, including those overlooking the picturesque city of Antigua, Guatemala.
Land of the Maya - Take in the sights and smells of the Indigenous market at Chichicastenango and the villages around Lake Atitlan, where the modern-day Maya culture still thrives.
Suchitoto - Enjoy the charms of this pretty colonial town beside the shores of Lake Suchitlan, and take the opportunity to learn the art of pupusa-making - an El Salvadorean speciality.