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Top 2 Zip Line Tours in Guatemala

2 tours  ·  ★★★★★★★★★★ 4.8 average  ·  from $127

Every trip has one free day too few. These 2 zip line tours justify the slot, priced and timed so you can decide in minutes and get back to the fun part of planning.

Stand Up Paddle Board or Kayak and Extreme Zipline Adventure from Panajachel - Kayaking or paddleboarding from Santa Cruz
Canoes & Kayaks, Lake Atitlan Tours, Tour Reviews, Zip Lines

Stand Up Paddle Board or Kayak and Extreme Zipline Adventure from Panajachel

1.Stand Up Paddle Board or Kayak and Extreme Zipline Adventure from Panajachel

★★★★★★★★★★5.0 · 5 reviews · 6 hours (approx.) · from $127Our pick

Paddle Lake Atitlan, hike Mayan paths, and zipline above waterfalls on a six-hour adventure from Panajachel.

“Alex was our guide. He spoke excellent English and was very easy to chat with. He picked us up at our hotel and took us into Panajachel to catch a water taxi across the lake to the kayaks. From there we proceeded to kayak for about 3 miles with a stop about half way at a cove that allowed for some casual swimming. Be sure to fully cover with sun screen! My shins got a little sunburned from sitting in the kayaks. After kayaking, we beached a little west of hotel Atitlan and walk a trail through the Atitlan Nature preserve to the zip lining location. Here Alex turned us…”

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Stand Up Paddle Board or Kayak and Extreme Zipline Adventure from Antigua - Choosing between a kayak and paddle board
Antigua Guatemala Tours, Canoes & Kayaks, Tour Reviews, Zip Lines

Stand Up Paddle Board or Kayak and Extreme Zipline Adventure from Antigua

2.Stand Up Paddle Board or Kayak and Extreme Zipline Adventure from Antigua

★★★★★★★★★★4.5 · 2 reviews · from $173

Review of Antigua’s Lake Atitlan kayak, hike, butterfly pavilion, and extreme zipline day trip, with practical advice on cost and fitness.

“Fun tour. Our guide, Alex, was friendly and gave us options. The only downside was the process to get back to Antigua. There is no system. They were asking for vouchers, which is separate from the viator voucher. We didn't have any other voucher. I'm surprised we made it back to Antigua.”

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