• Flores - Begin the journey by departing from your hotel or Mayan World Airport. Enjoy a scenic drive of 1 hour and 20 minutes to the archaeological site. Along the way, take in the stunning views of Aldea El Remate, Lake Petén Itzá, and the crocodile-shaped Cerro Cahuí Biotope.
• Tikal National Park - Upon arrival in Tikal, embark on a 4-hour hike covering approximately 6 km to explore the highlights of the magnificent City of Tikal. Walk along ancient Mayan trails and roads while observing a variety of birds and animals up close.

The Tikal archaeological site boasts around 4,000 pre-Hispanic structures over an area of about 16 km2, with only 15% restored and open for exploration. The entire Tikal area spans approximately 576 km2, much of which remains uncleared, unmapped, and unexcavated.

• Great Plaza - The Great Plaza of Tikal serves as the ceremonial and political heart of the ancient Mayan city, surrounded by monumental structures like Temples I and II. This expansive and verdant space is crucial for understanding Tikal’s daily life. The Great Plaza is a must-visit, with opportunities to climb the surrounding temples, except for the Great Jaguar.
• Tikal Temple III - Also known as the Temple of the High Priest, Tikal Temple III is a funerary-ceremonial temple constructed in 810 AD under the direction of Mayan king Chi’taam. Although the monarch’s remains have not been found, the temple is believed to have been built for this purpose. Standing at 55 meters, it is one of Tikal’s tallest temples and is located near the Plaza Mayor.
• Temple IV - Temple IV is one of Tikal’s tallest structures, reaching 70 meters, making it the highest in Tikal. Constructed around 741 AD by ruler Yikin Chan Kawiil, it offers a panoramic view of the city and its lush surroundings and has been featured in numerous films.
• Lost World - Historical records suggest this square was organized as an astronomical complex, featuring a pyramid aligned with an eastern platform. These temples were used for stargazing, a method the Maya employed to track time using their astronomical techniques.

Explore the oldest part of Tikal, dating back to 800 BC, and climb the 32-meter-high pyramid. Your guide will explain the Mayan calendars, including the Solar and Lunar.

• Tikal Temple V - This is one of the main pyramids at the Tikal archaeological site, located south of the Central Acropolis. It serves as the mortuary pyramid for an unidentified ruler of Tikal’s other great city. At 57 meters, it is the second tallest structure in Tikal, following Temple IV. Dated to 600 AD, it is an impressive structure, restored from 1996 to 2023.
• Tikal - After exploring Tikal, enjoy a meal at one of the area’s best restaurants to recharge before returning to your hotel or airport.
• Flores - If you have a return flight to Guatemala City, you will be taken to Isla de Flores and then to Mundo Maya Airport around 6 pm. End of service.

• Private transportation
• Bottled water
• In-vehicle air conditioning
• Certified Guide

• Lunch
• Tikal’s entry

Why choose us for your trip to Tikal Park?

We tailor your departure and return times to fit your schedule from your hotel.

Our guides are experts in the area, possessing extensive knowledge.

You have the flexibility to select your departure time from your hotel.

Explore up to 60% of the site, walking along paths and ancient Mayan roads to save time.

Ample time is provided to visit the main square, climb temples, and capture your essential photos.

We offer recommendations for areas to visit if your time on site is limited.

Receive tips for photography and suggestions for structures to climb.

Departures are available from Flores, El Remate, Hotel Camino Real, Mundo Maya Airport, Las Lagunas Boutique, and Hotel Villa Maya.

For a full refund, cancel at least 24 hours before the scheduled departure time.