Guatemala · 2-DAY TRIPS IN ANTIGUA GUATEMALA
Every trip has one free day too few. These 6 2-day trips in Antigua Guatemala justify the slot, priced and timed so you can decide in minutes and get back to the fun part of planning.
Acatenango Volcano from Antigua is a tough, rewarding 2-day hike with starry camp nights, sunrise views, and eruptions of Volcán de Fuego.
“I loved the whole activity - it was intense, but so beautiful. I’m happy with how everything was arranged and provided for us.”
Review of Experience GT’s two-day Acatenango hike from Antigua, with Fuego option, sunrise summit, meals, gear, costs, and practical tips.
“This is a pretty intense hike but doable for mosr levels. The hike up Acetenango is easier than the optional hikes up to the summit and El Fuego. The views of El Fuego are spectacular! The operator gives the same amount of food to everyone. It wasn’t nearly enough for a large male (me). Good idea to bring extra. You will need it. The only complaint I have is that the beds were very uncomfortable and cold. Didn’t get much sleep.”
Review of the 2-day Acatenango hike from Antigua, with meals, gear, hostel stay, volcano views, costs, difficulty, and booking advice.
“It was an amazing experience, you trully connect with Mother Nature. My only complain is that the guides should take control of the traffic of the people going in opposite direction, we got stuck several times due this situation.”
Review of Pachamama’s 2-day Acatenango cabin hike, with a shorter route, Fuego option, sunrise summit, meals, costs, and practical tips.
“Highly recommended! Pachamama is an amazing company. The tour guides are friendly and very knowledgeable about the culture of Antigua and the Fuego Volcano.”
Hike Acatenango for two days, camp under the stars, and watch Fuego erupt, with meals, gear, guides, and transport from Antigua.
“The activity was good but the worth of money spent was a disappointment. People whom I shared a tent with have paid 2 times less for the experience than I did because they broke it at the hotel not online. I have said 125$ for the same experience they paid 65$.”
Review the two-day Acatenango hike from Antigua, with summit views, Fuego eruptions, camp details, costs, gear, and practical tips.
“This was probably the most challenging thing I have done but also the most incredible experience I have ever had! Just a word of advice to take the following: wet wipes, tissues, head lamp (or torch) for early morning summit, hiking poles (they make such a difference) and obliviously warm clothing (it gets freezing at night).”
The volcanoes, the Mayan cities, the lake, and the slow days in between.
