Tour Ancient Maya
Walk in the footprints of ancient Mayan culture. Join Macaws, Toucans, Monkeys and more jungle wildlife as you explore majestically preserved 2000 year old ruins, crystal blue cave-fed rivers, wild jungles and pristine Caribbean beaches
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Mexico, Guatemala and Belize are where Mayan civilizations called home. Each place has it's own unique vibe and its own one-of-a-kind archeology sites, festivals and celebrations. Events and sites that are as unique as they are enjoyable.
Walk in the footsteps of the ancient Mayans.
Our Mission
Promote sustainable travel that positively impacts native Mayan culture and to introduce travelers to the best of the Mayan Road that stretches from Mexico to Belize, Guatemala and Honduras.
The best excursions, the best eco-lodging, the best volunteer opportunities and the most beautiful spots across Central America
Featured Tour
When
Departs 7am - Return 5pm
Tours Run Daily (Year-Round)
Where
Ancient Tikal Ruins
Peten, Guatemala
How
Local, English Speaking
Mayan Tour Guide + Lunch
Where to Stay
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Tikal
Tikal might be the most famous of all the Mayan sites. Located deep in the jungle of Guatemala’s Peten region, Tikal is a must see site.
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Uxmal
Uxmal features the spectacular Magician’s Pyramid and a number of intricate & well-preserved carvings. Close proximity to Chichen Itza and Merida make it an easy stop.
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Chichen Itza
Deemed one of the seven wonders of the ancient world, Chichen Itza is magical and full of energy. Pair your visit with Uxmal to see some of the best sites in Mexico.
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Blue Hole
Created when a meteor blasted the region, the Blue Hole is a coveted diving and snorkeling experience treasured by enthusiasts worldwide.
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1000+ year old pottery shards, 800+ year old sacrificial corpses and amazing formations highlight the Actun Tunichil Muknal (ATM) Cave system.