GUATEMALA WITH ALDPAR


The Peten & The Maya Sites     
The largest and most northerly part of Guatemala is the Department of the Peten. (Departments in Guatemala are roughly equivalent to states and provinces in North America) The Peten is a flat and tropical land form that is really an extension of the Yucatan peninsula. For those interested in Guatemala’s classical Maya heritage, The Peten is a must-see region of the country.
Tikal
Tikal
El Ceibal
El Ceibal
Aguateca
El Ceibal

Not only is the huge, fascinating and mysterious city of Tikal in the Peten, but also many many other important sites such as El Ceibal, Aguateca. Dos Pilas and many more.
Jungle of the Peten, Eco Tourist LodgesJungle of the Peten, Eco Tourist Lodges
Eco Tourist Lodges
The jungle of the Peten, once considered a major lung of the world, has virtually disappeared. The remnants are now pretty well confined to national parks and nature preserves. In these preserves are many eco tourist lodges offering travellers an opportunity to experience the wilderness in as realistic a manner as possible. Eco tourism is a growing segment in Guatemala’s overall tourist industry and it could well provide the means of guaranteeing the security of its remaining but threatened natural jungle.
Copan
Copan
This magnificent city located just across the border in Honduras, is one of the most famous. The country, however, is full of smaller centres all of which attest to remarkable homogeneity of classic and pre-classsic Maya culture. All of them reward time spent exploring them.
Abaj Takalik
Abaj Takalik, the Pacific Slope


The old and fascinating city of Abaj Takalik on the Pacific slope.
 Zaculeu
outside Huehuetenango

Zaculeu, Huehuetenango
      Quirigua


Quirigua, with its magnificent stellae is one of the most beautiful ruins in the country.
Quirigua


These sites, as well as the more remote sites such as Dos Pilas can all be visited on one of our private tours. We can also arrange helicopter tours to the very remote site of El Mirador.