Welcome to an unforgettable seven-day journey into the soul of Guatemala—where ancient Maya traditions and volcanic landscapes converge during the most visually extraordinary week of the year, the vibrant celebration of Day of the Dead.

Your adventure begins in the cobblestone heart of Antigua, a UNESCO World Heritage site framed by the silhouettes of three massive volcanoes. From there, you’ll dive straight into the trip’s undisputed highlight: an overnight journey to Acatenango Volcano. To save our energy for the final summit push, our group will ascend the majority of the mountain via specialized 4×4 vehicles through four distinct vegetation zones, leaving just a short, rewarding hike to reach our exclusive campsite at 3,500 meters. From your tent, you’ll witness neighboring Fuego Volcano erupting with plumes of smoke and glowing lava against the night sky.

After catching a breathtaking sunrise at the summit, we descend and head directly to Sumpango for the Giant Kite Festival, the heart of Guatemala’s Día de los Muertos traditions. Held strictly on November 1st, this emotional cultural celebration features colossal, 20-meter hand-crafted tissue paper kites that fill the sky, serving as a vibrant bridge to honor and communicate with the departed.

We conclude our journey on the sacred shores of Lake Atitlán, staying at a luxury eco-lodge perched right above the water. Whether you’re kayaking across the glassy caldera, exploring vibrant Maya artisan villages, or soaking in the views from a hammock, you’ll experience the perfect blend of high-altitude adventure and soul-stirring restoration.

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