Private Guatemala and Mexico Tours

Archaeological sites come alive through guided small group tours while maintaining travel independence. Limited group sizes guarantee personal attention during ruins explorations and cenote adventures, fostering meaningful cultural connections.

This private 13-day trip spans Cancun to Antigua with transfers by bus, boat, and shuttle, visiting Playa del Carmen, Tulum ruins, Bacalar, and Belize City. You'll see UNESCO sites including Chichen Itza and Tikal at sunrise, snorkel with stingrays in Caye Caulker, and check out Semuc Champey's waterfalls and Grutas de Lanquin caves. Trek Pacaya Volcano's moon-like lava landscape near colonial Antigua's cobblestone streets.

Personal attention highlights guided visits to major sites. Seamless private transfers link destinations, while small group activities create lasting connections.

The travel pass combines independent exploration with small group activities of 2-12 participants. One-on-one instruction enhances activities like surfing lessons. Small group sizes optimize archaeological tours and cultural experiences.

This private 30-day trip takes you from Mexico City to Cancun through Guatemala and Belize's cultural heartland. Hike UNESCO-listed Tikal's jungle-covered pyramids, zipline at Tulum's ATV park, and catch sunrise at Chichen Itza, one of the New Seven Wonders. You'll stay with indigenous families in San Jorge La Laguna.

This private 17-day trip takes you from Antigua Guatemala to Tulum's Caribbean coast. Stay at jungle lodges by the Macal River in San Ignacio, check out UNESCO-listed Tikal ruins, and bike around Flores on Lago Petén-Itzá. You'll have 3 nights in colonial Antigua with volcano views, plus 4 beachside nights in Tulum.

This private trip starts with a hike up Pacaya Volcano's active slopes and a trek across moon-like lava landscapes near Antigua. Overnight stays with a Kakchiquel Maya family in San Jorge La Laguna include home-cooked meals and give you a real look at local culture. Navigate the turquoise pools of Semuc Champey above the Cahabón River and check out the mystical Kanba Caves with limestone formations that were used for ancient Maya rituals.