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The Pacaya Volcano Tour starts with a 1.5 hour’s drive from Antigua to the volcano park entrance from where the hike begins. This is an intermediate hike and doable by most hikers however locals offer the option to continue the climb on horseback if required (not included). The hike will take 1 to 2 hours, depending on the fitness level of your group, and incorporates various breaks for resting and photos. Reaching the lava field, you will have climbed around 500 meters (1,500 feet) in elevation, offering impressive views of the surrounding areas and nearby volcanoes. After taking in the surrounding views, you’ll explore the lava fields, where you can feel the heat of the lava stones and roast marshmallows above the heat vents. The hike down is easier and faster and after reconvening at the park entrance, you will return to Antigua.

Included

  • Round-trip Transport (private or collective depending on booking type)
  • Professional bilingual guide
  • Local guide
  • Marshmallows
  • Entrance fee of the park

What to Bring

  • Decent, closed-toe hiking shoes
  • Warm layers (jacket/sweater/vest)
  • Water (1 to 2 liters)
  • Snacks or a packed lunch
  • Sun and rain protection (Sunscreen, hat, rain jacket)

Trip Advisor Reviews

star rating  ¡Realmente disfrutamos nuestro recorrido por las escuelas y los fabricantes en Ciudad Vieja! ¡Hannah, nuestra guía, fue muy amable y compartió mucha información sobre el sistema educativo y la sociedad... read more

joellede
January 1, 1970

star rating  Fue una experiencia muy especial. Somos una familia de Holanda. Yo hago trabajo voluntario en una de las tres escuelas de Niños de Guatemala. Mis padres y hermano querían ver... read more

elisespetter
July 31, 2018

star rating  Día 1 en Guatemala y tuve la gran fortuna de hacer un recorrido a pie de última hora por Antigua. Stephanie trabajó un poco de magia de programación y nos... read more

Jane G
January 1, 1970

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