Acatenango Tours and Tickets

Summit Acatenango Volcano on a 2-day trip from Antigua. At nearly 13,000 feet (4,000 m) above sea level, the advanced trek offers stunning views of the nearby Agua and Fuego Volcanoes. Tents, warm clothes, sleeping mats, and more are all conveniently included. Just bring your pack, sleeping bag, and sense of adventure. Your guide is with you every step of the way to ensure the best experience possible.

Though challenging, summiting Acatenango Volcano is a must while in Antigua, Guatemala. Going as part of this guided tour not only ensures your safety during the hike, but also removes the hassle of worrying about meals and equipment for the trek. Just bring personal essentials, your sense of adventure, and a camera to capture the amazing sunrise overlooking fuming volcanoes in the Ring of Fire.

Get up close and personal with a Guatemalan volcano during this 7-hour Pacaya Volcano hike, one of the country’s most active. Travel through volcanic vegetation and surreal landscapes on your way to the top, enjoying impressive views of three nearby volcanic peaks, including Agua, Fuego and Acatenango at the summit. Your trip from Antigua to the volcano also includes round-trip transportation from your hotel and a guide.

This popular Pacaya Volcano day trip from Guatemala City is the perfect way to experience the beauty of the country’s most active volcano. Follow your expert local guide to the top of this fiery mountain and look out over stunning views of Guatemala countryside. It’s a memorable way to experience the natural beauty of this incredible country and is perfect for novice hikers.

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Hike through dried lava fields, green forests, and coffee and banana plantations en route to a scenic vista point on Pacaya Volcano on this tour from Antigua. Going as part of this guided tour not only ensures your safety during the hike, but also covers logistics like transportation, entrance fees, and lunch so you can just lace up your boots and enjoy the scenery.

Achieve panoramic views without having to break too much of a sweat on a full-day hiking tour of the Pacaya Volcano in Antigua. Trekking in a small group limited to 15 people means that you’ll have more control over the walking pace, while heading to the top of the volcano at sunset increases your chances of capturing the best views. Plus, this excursion is suitable for families with children.

Our group meets at Old Town Outfitters Shop in Antigua at 14:00hrs – where drinking water, bathroom facilities and retail outdoor equipment are available for hikers. Our drive to the trailhead is just over 1-hour in private transport from Antigua to the Park Office. As our group moves up one of the myriad of trails on the mountain, your Old Town guide will direct the group toward active surface or sub-surface lava flows near the summit. He will then decide where to make camp for the evening, and arrange the group’s campsite close to one of Pacaya’s many beautiful vistas. A freshly prepared dinner will be readied for the group. Hot coffee and tea will keep your group warm after sundown, and after a good night’s rest in tents and bags views of surrounding highland volcanoes Agua, Fuego and Acatenango will greet campers at first light. After breakfast our group will break camp and have a relaxed descent of Pacaya’s slopes as we move down to the trailhead.

This relaxed 150km cruise around Antigua's twin volcanoes on an iconic Royal Enfield Classic 500 will reward you with vistas the average traveler will never even know about. With every mile on pristine and mostly empty winding roads, you will immerse deeper in Guatemala's unique climatic and natural diversity. Think of it as a Zen experience on two wheels.

The Acatenango is the third-highest volcano in Guatemala and is undoubtedly a challenge for mountaineers and adventurers. The adrenaline you felt when climbing this volcano goes more of the physical effort joins the perfect combination of natural beauty and sensations of unique climates. When you get to the top, you experience something indescribable, you feel that you are walking on clouds and are in the sky.

This 2-day hike brings you up the slopes of beautiful Acatenango Volcano to our private campsite – bench-cut into the side of this towering mountain. From here we enjoy our camp meals, incredible views, and plenty of room to stretch out. In camp there we will have ample time to appreciate the sights and sounds of nearby Volcan Fuego’s violent volcano eruptions. On the morning of the 2rd day, our group will summit Acatenango’s peak (3,975m/12,720ft - the third highest volcano in Guatemala), taking in panoramic views from atop the summit.

The Acatenango Volcano is the third-largest in Guatemala. On this tour, you will have the opportunity to climb it with the company of a specialized local guide with knowledge of first aid so that your experience is pleasant and safe. During your climb to the volcano, you will be able to observe different microclimates, from planting spaces, passing through a cloud forest until reaching a sandy and rocky place. You will be amazed by the beautiful views of the entire volcanic mountain range of Guatemala and to see up close the eruptions of the Fuego volcano that is located right next to the Acatenango volcano. We will camp on the night of our first day, you will enjoy delicious camping-style meals, and you will be able to have incredible photos. We assure you that this will be a unique experience and you will want to continue climbing volcanoes!

This combined Lake Atitlan / Volcano Tour is designed for motorcycle enthusiasts who want to experience Guatemala in a nutshell. The first part of the tour takes you to Panajachel on Lake Atitlan. You'll be cruising Guatemala's highlands, mostly off the beaten track. Traffic is light and the roads are pristine. This is motorcycle paradise with breath-taking vistas that provide great opportunities to shoot unforgettable photos and videos. There are many options to spend the afternoon at the Lake. You can take a boat ride to the neighboring villages, explore the colorful handicraft market or taste some truly delicious local gourmet coffee. Or you can simply chill out at the Sunset Café and follow the sun disappear behind the volcanoes while enjoying a fruity cocktail. Life's good at Lake Atitlan. The Volcano section on day two is the icing on the cake. Fresh tarmac here as well, no traffic and nothing but endless twisties. Nirvana for every motorcycle aficionado!

As we get closer to some of Fuego’s drainages/ravines, you will see deposits of loose rock and volcanic debris. During the rainy season, and depending on the intensity of the rainfall, these deposits can form fast moving mudflows of a sort of slowing moving wet concrete, called lahars. Cotzumalguapa’s inhabitants developed an original artistic style seen in monumental sculptures and small objects. Although its ancient structures are buried beneath layers of material produced by volcanic eruptions, you will see part of its monumental sculpture in the venues visited on this trip. Archaeological excavations have enlightened about its cultural importance. Foreign appropriation, housing construction, and agrocommercial ventures are threats to this site, although recent appreciation of this legacy and has started to produce positive results.