Quetzaltenango Tours

 Quetzaltenango at a Glance

 History and Culture

 Where to stay in Quetzaltenango

 When is the best time to visit Quetzaltenango

 QuetzaltenangoTours: What to Do?

This area is renowned for its hiking trails, with something to suit novices to the most experienced trekkers. There are a variety of hikes which vary in difficulty and length (day hikes to multi-day trips). Three of the most popular are:

Tajumulco – the highest point in Central America

Santiaguito – Guatemala’s most active volcano

Lake Atitlan – a scenic crater lake at the top of the Atitlan volcano (3-day hike)

Hot Springs

With all the volcanic activity in the area, there is an abundance of hot springs. The best is Fuentes Georginas which can be easily visited with a tour including transport or by an 8 to 10-hour trek.

Coffee

Guatemala is renowned as one of the best coffee producers in the world, and Quetzaltenango is one of the principal regions for coffee plantations. Take a tour to learn more about the cultivation and production process, as well as having the chance to visit other rural plantations which produce rubber and macadamia. All of our tours focus on sustainable tourism.

 The Keteka difference

Keteka grants access to authentic activities run by local tour operators and guides. You can book and secure your place in advance, and we will take care of everything else. We’ll let you know where to go or where you will be picked up and at what time.

 How to get to Quetzaltenango