1 day
All year long
Max People: 10
*Book your date and choose your quantity of spots at checkout!
0 min - 1h30
Transport to the volcano. The ride to the volcano takes around an hour. Guatemalan traffic is really unpredictable and might influence these times.
1h30 - 3 hours
Hike. The hike itself should take around an hour to 1.5 hours.
3h00 - 4h00
Explore. Our guide will take you around the lava fields and show you the best sports to roast some marshmallows. The Pacaya Volcano is an active unpredictable volcano, the lava flow changes week to week.
4h00 - 5h00
Hike back down.
5h00 - 6h30
Transport back to Antigua. The sunrise tour will be back in Antigua around 12:30 PM and the sunset tour around 8:30 PM.
The sunrise tour will be back in Antigua around 12:30 PM and the sunset tour around 8:30 PM.
There are 2 starting times for the Pacaya Day Hike: 6AM for the early bird tour and 2PM for the Sunset tour.
On the website we only offer the early bird tour. The sunrise tour can be organized at request.
Minimum of 3 people.
Brace yourself for an up-close encounter with the captivating force of nature as you get a glimpse of the fiery lava. Unleash your adventurous spirit and create unforgettable memories on our Pacaya Volcano tour!
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The Pacaya hike offers a fun and accessible option to experience the beauty of an active volcano.
Roast some marshmallows over the lava and explore the lava fields.
Witness the spewing lava and feel the warmth beneath your feet—a truly unique experience. Our expert guides ensure your safety while sharing fascinating insights into Pacaya's geological marvels. Walk on the hardened lava fields, remnants of past eruptions, and marvel at the formations created by the lava. Roast marshmallows or snacks over the hot lava rocks, a fun and memorable experience unique to Pacaya.
As the sun descends, casting a warm glow on the surrounding scenery, the hike back down is just as enchanting. The Pacaya Day Hike tour leaves you with cherished memories and a profound appreciation for the beauty and power of nature. Don't miss this adventure of a lifetime!
Discover the magic of Pacaya Volcano on an unforgettable day hike. The adventure begins with a scenic hike through a majestic cloud forest, surrounded by lush greenery and diverse flora. In approximately 1.5 to 2 hours, you'll reach the volcano's summit, where panoramic vistas and the awe-inspiring power of nature await.
Start - Visiting Centre
Summit and Viewpoint
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The Pacaya hike offers a fun and accessible option to experience the beauty of an active volcano.
Roast some marshmallows over the lava and explore the lava fields.
We take pride in being a high-quality service tour operator in Pacaya Volcano. Our commitment to excellence shines through every aspect of our operations. From the moment you join us on this extraordinary adventure, you'll experience our unwavering dedication to providing the utmost in customer satisfaction.
We go above and beyond to ensure your safety, comfort, and enjoyment throughout the journey.
- Optional rent of hiking poles (Q50.)
- Entrance (worth Q100).
- 1 liters of drinking water.
- Transport from and to Antigua.
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The Pacaya hike offers a fun and accessible option to experience the beauty of an active volcano.
Roast some marshmallows over the lava and explore the lava fields.
As you embark on this unforgettable journey, we invite you to catch a glimpse of the immersive experience that awaits. Our gallery of photos showcases not only the stunning landscapes that surround our base camp in Acatenango, but also the exceptional service and attention to detail that sets us apart in all our tours.. From cozy accommodations to delicious meals prepared with care, every aspect of your stay is thoughtfully crafted to ensure your utmost satisfaction. If you want to see more we invite you to check out and follow us on social media at @lavatrails.gt.
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The Pacaya hike offers a fun and accessible option to experience the beauty of an active volcano.
Roast some marshmallows over the lava and explore the lava fields.