About this trip
Twelve days across Guatemala, Belize and Mexico, moving between ancient Mayan ruins and Caribbean coastline. It's a proper mix of jungle and beach, with a group leader handling the logistics so you can focus on the places.
You'll wander colonial Antigua's cobbled streets, stand among the temples at Tikal, and swap ruins for reef time in Caye Caulker before finishing in Playa del Carmen. The pace shifts from cultural exploring to genuine beach downtime.
Good for travellers who want ancient history and Caribbean water in one go, without planning the route themselves.
What you'll do
- Explore the Mayan ruins of Tikal
- Wander the cobblestone streets of colonial Antigua
- Snorkel with stingrays off Belize
- Unwind on the beaches of Caye Caulker
- Finish the trip in Playa del Carmen
- Covers three countries, so expect border crossings and travel days
- Mixes active jungle trekking with genuine beach relaxation
- Private room accommodation throughout
Worth it if you want a well-organised multi-country taster with strong guides and good group chemistry. Think twice if you need flexibility when weather disrupts plans or want meals included as standard.
- Guide quality makes or breaks it; Kevin, Enrique, Carlos, and Raphael consistently earned praise for knowledge and keeping groups on time.
- Meals mostly not included despite the cost; you'll eat out regularly, and suggested restaurants tend toward pricier options.
- Long, busy days with some guides handling disruptions poorly; one reviewer felt disorganised when weather forced plan changes.
- Starting in historic Antigua means you miss Guatemala's early exploration unless you arrive days early; current capital sightseeing not built in.
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Departing in Sep is cheapest — from £1,105, about 45% below the priciest month (Oct).
Getting there
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Where to stay
A night before your tour in Antigua · 29 Sept – 30 Sept
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