Excursión a Tikal de un día por aire desde la ciudad de Guatemala con almuerzo





Descripción
Realice un emocionante recorrido turístico aéreo desde la ciudad de Guatemala para descubrir la belleza y la historia antigua de las ruinas mayas de Tikal. Después de un vuelo panorámico a Tikal, pasará un día en el Parque Nacional Tikal, declarado Patrimonio de la Humanidad por la UNESCO y explorará el magnífico yacimiento arqueológico de Tikal, ubicado en el corazón de la selva guatemalteca. Su experto guía le mostrará las impresionantes ruinas y le enseñará todo lo que hay que saber sobre la historia que hay detrás de los empinados templos y las plazas. Vea unas de las ruinas más bellas de Guatemala de forma cómoda y sencilla.
Opciones de la excursión
Itinerario
A su llegada al aeropuerto de Flores, lo llevarán al Parque Nacional Tikal (Parque Nacional Tikal), Patrimonio de la Humanidad por la UNESCO. Con un área de más de 341 millas cuadradas (550 kilómetros cuadrados), este parque nacional contiene miles de estructuras de ruinas separadas, cada una llena de historia fascinante. Visite las ruinas mayas con su guía experto y explore todo, desde la Acrópolis Central, un laberinto de patios y pequeños templos, hasta el Complejo Q y R, donde verá complejos de pirámides gemelas con altares colocados frente a los templos. Visite el enorme Templo I, el Templo del Gran Jaguar. Al otro lado del camino, visite el igualmente bello Templo II, el Templo de las Máscaras. Luego, disfrute de un delicioso almuerzo en el Parque Nacional Tikal antes de tener algo de tiempo libre. Luego, regrese al aeropuerto de Flores para comenzar su traslado de regreso a la Ciudad de Guatemala.
Tu guía te mostrará el Templo I, ubicado en la Gran Plaza, también conocido como el Templo del Gran Jaguar debido a un dintel que representa a un rey sentado sobre un trono de jaguar. El Templo I es una estructura piramidal escalonada de piedra caliza de estilo típicamente petén que data aproximadamente del año 732 d.C.
Visita al Templo II o Templo de las Máscaras, "Los Mascarones". El templo fue construido en el Período Clásico Tardío en un estilo que recuerda al Clásico Temprano. El Templo II está ubicado en el lado oeste de la Gran Plaza, frente al Templo I.
El Templo IV de Tikal fue uno de los edificios más altos y voluminosos del mundo maya. La pirámide fue construida alrededor del año 741 d.C. El Templo IV está ubicado en el borde occidental del núcleo del sitio. Disfruta de vistas místicas e impresionantes desde lo alto de la estructura de 65 metros de altura.
Lo más destacado
Qué incluye
Lugares y horarios de recogida
Punto de partida: el tour sale de la mayoría de los hoteles de la ciudad de Guatemala. Punto de retorno: Vuelve al punto de partida original
Valoraciones de viajeros
Información importante
- Los bebés y los niños pequeños pueden ir en un cochecito o en una silla de paseo
- Los bebés deben sentarse en el regazo de un adulto
- No se recomienda para viajeros con lesiones de la columna vertebral
- No se recomienda para viajeros con mala salud cardiovascular
- Los viajeros deben tener al menos un nivel de condición física medio
- Los vuelos desde Ciudad de Guatemala son a la siguiente hora : Guatemala - Flores Salida : 5 : 45am - Llegada : 6 : 45am Flores - Guatemala Salida : 5 : 30pm - Llegada : 6 : 30pm *El horario puede variar sujeto a aerolínea.
- *Aplica cargo por cambio.
Opiniones(191)
What an amazing experience!! Would recommend 10/10. The hike is a bit hot so bring water and comfy shoes but the views are so worth it.
Absolutely loved this trip! Our guide Fernando was incredibly knowledgeable and you can see how passionate he is about his culture and Mayan history. The rain is my own complaint but I came prepared and still had a great time. A lotttt of walking but it was 100% worth it!
Well worth the early start!! A truly memorable experience in the jungle. The wildlife and Mayan temples made this a highlight of my time in Guatemala
Excellent execution from the airport transports to and from the hotel to the experience itself. Things that are good to know: we had time to eat once we arrived at the airport in Flores. There were several walkable restaurants around the airport but there was also a little cafe we enjoyed breakfast at the airport. We had a small transfer bus. There were two tour guides for the language requirements. Funny and excellent senses of humor along with the bus driver. Tour guide, Edro, was fantastic. Excellent English. Wonderful at spotting birds and wildlife while walking through Tikal. So much to learn about from the guides. Overall a fun day. Worth every effort and penny to get there. Highly recommend.
Long day, but completely worth it! Everything was well-planned and executed from start to finish. Herbert, our guide for the day was knowledgeable and patient with our group and we saw everything we needed to see. It’s a lot of walking, but mostly flat and when there are steps, there aren’t a lot of them and they’re on a small incline. You’ll definitely enjoy this tour! I visited at the end of May, so it can rain in the afternoon, but we were done at two. I packed an umbrella, but didn’t have to use it. Do bring sunscreen and a hat! Lunch was after the tour at a local restaurant not too far away and I enjoyed everything they had prepared! One piece of advice for the airport is the domestic entrance is hidden a bit. After checking in, you’ll go through sliding glass doors to get through security and through screening. When you go through the glass doors, go down the escalator and keep walking straight until you walk into the wall (almost) and the domestic line will be to your left. The other lines are for international and those signs are posted everywhere.
Must-see places! One of the most beautiful destinations is Tikal — absolutely breathtaking and unforgettable.
Excellent tour. Ruins are in good condition. Excellent service by both the driver and tour guide. Ample free time to view ruins after guided tour.
This was a really precious once in lifetime experience in a truly magical place. Miguel was such a great guide he knows this terrain like the back of his hand he truly gave us the inside track. Tikal is an incredible place the temples the forest the wild animals surrounding us I'd do this all over again.
Tour was great. No issues at all. Well organized. Tikal is fabulous, must see. Definitely recommend when in Guatemala.
I wanted to see Tikal, but didn't want to spend the night in Flores, so I chose this trip as it included transportation to/from my hotel in Guatemala City to the airport and transportation to/from Flores airport to Tikal plus a group tour (with English speaking guide) at Tikal. The company was good with communication, messaging me in WhatsApp days beforehand to let me know of a different flight schedule than usual and asking it it was okay. They also did a good job of connecting me with the various drivers, though some of them connected with me before the company provided the contact info. There was a bit of a mixup on my pickup time though between the company and the driver. My hotel pickup time was changed from 04:00 to 03:30 but the driver didn't arrive until 04:00 (for a 05:00 flight). Thankfully it took less than 10 minutes to get to the airport so I had no problem making my flight. When I arrived in Flores I didn't see anyone to meet me, so I messaged the driver and he walked up a minute later. Our tour time wasn't for over an hour so he drove me to the Flores Island area to walk around or get breakfast. He picked me up again then picked up the other people for the group, then dropped us off with the van driver and tour guide. We drove up to Tikal and had an excellent tour. When we drove back to Flores, the van dropped me off at the airport even though my flight wasn't for 2.5 hours. This was different than what the company had stated would happen (which was that I would be taken to Flores to spend the time before my flight there). This was slightly annoying, as there is nothing at the airport. So I walked across the road and went to Wendy's. Apparently the company didn't tell the driver picking me up at the airport in Guatemala City that the normal flight schedule didn't apply that date as he messaged me to let me know he near the airport and to let him know where I was. At that point I was still in Flores with 2 hours before my flight. I let him know my scheduled arrival time in Guatemala City. When I finally got there he found me and drove me back to my hotel. You could probably do this same trip cheaper by booking your own flights to Flores, using Uber to get to from airports, and booking the Tikal tour (which all leave from Flores) separately. But having the company on the hook for making sure all that linked together to make sure you make it back takes some of the stress out of the whole ordeal.



