Lake Atitlan, Guatemala Tours and Activities

1 day hike in San Pedro Volcano The San Pedro Volcano was declared a national park in 2006. The volcano is covered with tropical forests and takes about 6 hours to reach the summit along a well-maintained trail. Difficulty: Moderate

This tour includes a hike to one of the best viewpoints of Lake Atitlán, with an ascent and descent through San Juan la Laguna. The hike lasts approximately 4 hours in total.

Explore the rich coffee culture of San Juan la Laguna with an immersive tour of local farms and plantations. Delve into the heart of the coffee-making process, from bean to brew, and savor a guided tasting session where you'll experience the unique flavors that make this region's coffee world-renowned.

This tour includes a visit to the local market and the main streets of Sololá, where you'll experience an authentic market that brings together indigenous communities from around Sololá.

Horseback riding experience through the Rostro Maya mountain area near San Pedro La Laguna. This approximately 3-hour tour takes place along scenic mountain trails overlooking Lake Atitlán, offering a relaxed way to enjoy nature and local landscapes. The tour is conducted with calm, domesticated horses and is designed for enjoyment and connection with the surroundings (not for racing or competitive riding). Ideal for travelers looking for a peaceful outdoor experience with beautiful views and cultural context.

Experience the challenge and beauty of Volcán Atitlán, one of Guatemala’s most impressive volcanoes, with two hiking options designed for different adventure styles. The 1-day hike begins early in the morning and includes transportation, a professional guide, park entrance fees, and lunch. You will ascend via Santiago Atitlán on a demanding trek of approximately 6 hours up and 4 hours down, reaching breathtaking viewpoints before descending the same day. For a deeper immersion, the 2-day hike allows a more relaxed pace and includes transportation, guide, entrance fees, three meals, and camping equipment. After the ascent, you will spend the night at camp surrounded by nature, continuing the experience the following day. For the overnight option, food and camping gear are shared among participants. Both options require a minimum of 2 participants and offer an unforgettable high-altitude adventure with stunning views of Lake Atitlán and the surrounding volcanoes. Intensely difficult

In the market, our guide will lead you through, highlighting the top attractions of this spot. You'll get the chance to capture vibrant photos, witness Mayan ceremonies, and shop for premier Guatemalan keepsakes. Once the exploration concludes, you'll be transported back to your hotel or starting point.

Surrounded by the shimmering azure waters set against the backdrop of three volcanic summits and verdant foliage, Lake Atitlán is undeniably among the most breathtaking natural attractions in Guatemala. Nestled in an old caldera within the rugged terrains of the Guatemalan Highlands, it holds the title of the deepest lake in Central America. Visits to San Juan la Laguna, San Pedro la Laguna y Santiago Atitlán

This bike tour features climbs and descents, with stops at viewpoints and key locations to enjoy the lake from different perspectives. We will visit the towns of Santa Catalina and San Antonio, where we'll make stops to explore weavers' workshops, colonial churches, and a pottery factory. Other towns that we visit are Panajachel, Agua Escondida, San André, Semetabaj and Panajachel

Setting off from Panajachel, we journey by boat to Santa Clara. Our trek starts, climbing the hillside for about 2 hours to the peak, where we're rewarded with stunning views of the lake and surrounding volcanoes. We then make our way down towards San Juan La Laguna, followed by a bus ride returning us to San Juan, and ultimately, Panajachel.