Guatemala · WALKING TOURS
Colonial grids, market halls and food streets are all built for feet. These 9 walks cover Antigua and the capital, priced by length, with a note on the ones that involve real hills or run after dark.
Explore Antigua Guatemala on a small-group walking tour covering churches, ruins, markets, legends, culture, and useful local tips.
“Geraldo was an attentive, knowledgeable guide who taught and showed us so much in one morning. Highly recommend!”
Taste Antigua’s corn dishes, fruits, sweets, coffee, and market foods while learning about Maya culture and colonial history on a 3-hour walk.
“I cannot rave more about this tour. Highly RECOMMEND, please don’t hesitate to book this. Our guide, Jay Jay was super knowledgeable, engaging and well respected in the community. We went deep into the Guatemalan culture to some great restaurants and were welcomed by the lovely and friendly owners. He gave us access to a part of the culture that we wouldn’t have otherwise and for that, I am grateful. I would tour over and over again. Btw, the Chicken Bus ride was a wild but fun experience. I hope you enjoy. Kesha- NYC”
Review of Antigua’s $25 night tour, with ghost legends, Maya culture, historic streets, practical tips, and guide insights.
“An Unforgettable Tour Experience in Antigua Having toured extensively across the globe, I can confidently say this was one of the best experiences I’ve had. Lewis is a master storyteller, weaving together the rich history of Antigua with its fascinating myths and legends. His engaging style brings the past to life, making every moment captivating. What sets Lewis apart is his ability to connect with the group. He takes the time to answer questions thoughtfully, ensuring everyone feels involved and engaged. His passion for the city’s stories is infectious, and it elevates the entire tour experience. If you’re visiting Antigua, this tour is an absolute must. I highly recommend it…”
Review of Guatemala City’s $30 walking and public bus tour, covering Zone 1 landmarks, Central Market, local guides, timing, value, and practical tips.
“Excellent walking tour. It ended up being just me and my partner so we had a private tour! Armando was very informative and friendly, and knew a lot about Guatemala City from his experiences working there and being a previous firefighter! He imparted a lot of information, including about the government structure, Mayan history, and architecture. We saw lots of things within zone 1, and went to places we wouldn't have known about. Highly recommended!”
Walk Antigua like a local with a guide-led tour of churches, ruins, markets, chocolate, jade, and colonial streets for $32.
“Absolutely wonderful introduction to Antigua. Estevan was a phenomenal guide and I learned so much more about the city than I would have noticed or found on my own. 10/10 :)”
Explore Guatemala City’s historic zones with Guillermo, from the Map Diorama to Centro Cívico and Cuatro Grados Norte.
“Guillermo speaks several languages and explained us very well the history of Guatemala City and the main landmarks. He also gave us many insights and had lots of patience with our questions. We walked across the City and it was very relaxed and always fehlt safe. The tour I can highly recommend if you like to make yourself familiar with the City and its history. Excellent Tour, thank you so much!”
Explore Antigua Guatemala on a private walking tour with expert guidance, colonial churches, ruins, jade, and flexible stops for $36.
“Great explanations of all the sights in Antigua. Learned so much we otherwise would have missed on our own.”
Review of Antigua’s 3.5-hour walking tour, with colonial landmarks, local guides, practical tips, pricing, stops, and value.
“Great experience!! Our guide, Moses, was very knowledgeable, having grown up In Antigua. He was very personable, with good English skills. He provided us with an excellent overview of the city.”
Walk Antigua Guatemala’s churches, ruins, plazas, and museums with a local guide, plus coffee, chocolate, and practical tips for $35.
“The tour was shorter than the 3 hours promised. They were however willing to work with us on starting later than the 9am start time.”
Pick a volcano, a ruin or a market.
