Vulcão Pacaya e excursão privada pela Cidade da Guatemala





Descrição
Se você procura um pouco de história e aventura ao mesmo tempo este passeio é sua melhor opção. Primeiro iremos até o Vulcão Pacaya, que fica a uma hora e 30 minutos de carro, para podermos escalá-lo para apreciar a fauna e a flora da região. Chegando ao topo, onde estão os rios de lava, almoçaremos para que você possa saborear a famosa pizza e assar alguns marshmallows. Depois de passar mais de uma hora lá, começamos o retorno ao acampamento base e depois voltamos à Cidade da Guatemala para visitar o Centro Histórico. Na cidade passearemos pela Praça da Constituição, pelo Palácio Nacional da Cultura, pela Catedral Metropolitana, pelo Mercado Central e pela 6ª Avenida.
Opções de passeio
Itinerário
O caminho para o estacionamento do Vulcão Pacaya leva aproximadamente 1 hora e 30 minutos. A duração total da caminhada é de aproximadamente 4 horas e seu nível de dificuldade é 4 de 10. Há cavalos disponíveis para aluguel durante a caminhada. O objetivo da subida é ter a experiência de provar a Pizza Vulcânica, feita em forno artesanal dos rios de lava. Além disso, durante a subida você poderá assar marshmallows nos rios de lava.
Começamos o passeio caminhando pela Praça da Constituição, para que você possa ter uma melhor visão dos edifícios históricos que a rodeiam.
Do lado de fora você pode ver a singularidade arquitetônica e de estilo do Palácio Nacional da Cultura. Prepare-se para se surpreender com a interessante história que este palácio esconde à vista de todos.
A próxima parada é a Catedral Metropolitana, onde você poderá ver alguns danos do terremoto que atingiu a Cidade da Guatemala em 1917 e 1918. Esta é a igreja mais importante da Guatemala e aqui você encontrará pinturas antigas do século XVI e a virgem mais antiga trazida pelas conquistas espanholas no século XV. Sua arquitetura neoclássica irá surpreendê-lo!
Ao sair da catedral, iremos diretamente ao Mercado Central para comprar algumas lembranças ou apenas para ter a experiência de estar num dos mercados mais emblemáticos da Guatemala. Você ficará imerso nos têxteis coloridos, na comida tradicional e no artesanato local.
Caminhar pela famosa avenida da Cidade da Guatemala é imperdível! La Sexta é uma avenida pedestre onde você pode vivenciar o dia a dia dos cariocas. Neste passeio você poderá conhecer a arquitetura de alguns prédios históricos, o vibrante comércio e os diversos restaurantes ou praças de alimentação disponíveis. É uma experiência que você não vai querer perder.
Destaques
O que está incluído
Locais e horários de recolha
Iremos buscá-lo em qualquer local da Cidade da Guatemala e arredores, pode ser no seu hotel, na casa de um amigo, no Aeroporto Internacional ou mesmo se você estiver em Antigua Guatemala. E após o término do passeio deixamos você no local solicitado, pode ser no mesmo local que buscamos ou em qualquer outro local.
Avaliações dos viajantes
Informações importantes
- Aceita animais de serviço
- Assentos infantis disponíveis
- Não recomendado para viajantes com problemas de coluna
- Não recomendado para grávidas
- Não recomendado para viajantes com problemas cardíacos
- Requer condicionamento físico moderado
Avaliações(20)
It was an incredible experience, perfectly well organized and very professional. Also amazing guides. I had the most amazing day!
It's scripted a little deceiving I think, but in the end I had a fun time, especially coming down. Now I hiked up to the viewpoint and of course the clouds rolled in, but got some nice view before hand. But I am a retired trekker, mountain climber, novice at best, still find myself bout there wondering why. Quite steep at times they do offer horseback rides to the top. I would recommend it, it was fun
The experience was very personal and amazing. Pamella was with me the entire day. Franklin hiked the volcano with me and was able to accommodate me with a horse for the hike. This was a solo trip for me I definitely enjoyed myself every person I met in Guatemala was very genuine and nice. I would definitely recommend taking the trip and learing about the history as well with a personal tour of the city center.
Excellent service. Prompt. Professional. Learned so much history. Horse ride to Pacaya was incredible
We were picked up where we were staying right on time. Our guide Esteban driving us was friendly and knowledgable. When we arrived he introdiced us to our guide that walked usbup the mountain. This guide was also friendly and patient. The hike was quite steep. I would refomend bringing plenty of water and snacks for the way up. For the climb, horses are also available separately, and can be engaged on site at the trail head if desired. My family who took the horse ride up had a good experience. Once at the end of the hike, you are introduced to the lava store which sels jewlery and mementos made with volcanic rock. Afterwords, We enjoyed a pizza (included with the tour) with the volcanoe as a background. Please note that you do not hike to the top of the volcanoe, but you do get a good view (see picture). After hiking down, guide that drove us there took us to the city center and gave us s brief walking tour of the Palacio Nacional and a couple of other points of historical interest. Afterwards we were dropped off back at where we were staying. It was a fun experience and a greatbwaybto spend the daybwith pur family.
A challenging excursion through a volcanic experience. Franklin was friendly and professional guide.
You can’t really see anything. It’s not like the photos. You see the city for about an hour and then drive to the volcano. The volcano hasn’t been active for years. Very foggy and you can’t really see the volcano either, just the ruins. The hike is pretty easy. Nothing spectacular. No views. The pizza was good and the marshmellow roasting was cool. But overall pretty underwhelming and not worth the price.
Guide was on time and was friendly & knowledgeable throughout the trip. We started with a tour in the historic district to see a few different important buildings & learn more about the historic district. As it was Holy Week there were processions happening and our guide was very accommodating to get us to a spot where we could witness part of a procession which was very interesting. Traffic getting out of the city to head to Pacaya was very busy but our guide navigated it very well and stopped at a highway rest stop so we could use an ATM to grab money for renting horses to take us up the volcano. Once we arrived at Pacaya we were swarmed by mostly children wanting us to rent their horse so we deferred to our guide to arrange this. Horses were 300Q round trip each and a person walks up with each horse. Our guide also arranged an official ‘Pacaya Guide’ for us and waited for us at the bottom. We were grateful for horses to take us up as the trail has a lot of loose hardened lava rock. It was also quite cool so light jackets/sweaters are helpful to have. There are a couple washrooms at various parts of the trail. We went as far up as the horses would take us and enjoyed delicious pizza cooked on volcanic rock. We were given the option of roasting marshmallows but passed on that. We chose not to trek to the very top of the volcano as visibility was low and there is no longer any active lava flow. Overall, it was a neat experience.
INCREDIBLE. 10/10. We had the most incredible day with Esteban as our guide. He was extremely accommodating, knowledgeable, and friendly. The hike was a challenge but the local guide was so kind and did not rush us. We walked the entire way but there is an option to ride a horse. We got marshmallows and pizza at the top which was such an amazing experience. They have a base camp setup for the pizza that has the most gorgeous view. The guide also carried/brought water for us which was helpful and there’s bathrooms there. Such a fun day!
Great tour, guide Pamella and our local guide for the volcano were excellent. Tour of town was very informative and Volcano was a very impressive sight. Pizza and mashnellows cooking from heat of rocks was cool. Only reason it's not a five was not seeing any lava/lava river. Would highly recommend



