Tikal Maya Temples in Guatemala

Tikal was once one of the greatest cities in the world. In its heyday it was the capital of a vast Mayan empire. Today, the site is one of Guatemala's premier tourist attractions. Its unspoiled jungle setting makes it special for discerning travelers, particularly naturalists and bird watchers.

The mystery of their demise and the magnificence of their achievements both perplex and intrigue visitors. As you explore the temples, with your local guide, you will see panoramas of the city, read about the history and culture of the Maya, view artifacts, and listen to the sounds that bring Tikal to life.

Tikal Tour details:

Departure: 7:00 am

Distance: 1/2 hour drive from Chaa Creek to Bze./Guatemalan Border then 2 hours drive to Tikal Site

Duration: Full day and overnight tours available

Habitat: Sub-tropical

Fitness: Moderate to good

Lunch: At a restaurant in the Tikal National Park

Dress: Short or long pants and sturdy footwear -- sleeve lengths are optional

What To Bring Along:

Passport, hat, sunscreen, water, insect repellant, camera, raingear if needed

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