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The Ruins at Copan are believed to have been inhabited by the Maya as early as 1200 BC and are now a UNESCO World Heritage Site. -
Perched on a mountainside, La Pintada offers a spectacular panorama of the town of Copan Ruinás and the main Mayan ruins just outside of town. -
El Zotz is a Mesoamerican archaeological site of the pre-Columbian Maya civilization, known for the numerous bats living in caves in the nearby cliffs. -
Yaxha is one of the major Mayan archeological sites in northern Petén and is home to an immense variety of birds due to its proximity to aquifers such as lagoons Yaxha and Sacnab. -
Location: Tikal This is the perfect, all-in-one tour. It’s the best option if you enjoy nature and love to witness the beauty of its daily awakening early in the morning. -
Location: Tikal This tour is ideal for adventurers who only have one day to visit Tikal and who are interested in birdwatching. -
Location: Peninsula Tayasal This tour is perfect for birdwatchers with profound knowledge of birds.
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This exciting tour is ideal for explorers who love nature and birds but don’t have a lot of experience. From your hotel we will head to the reserve to search the most beautiful bird species in this area. You will appreciate hearing the birds sing, see them fly and you will able to observe different water- and tree birds through a professional telescope. -
This adventurous tour to the Macanche Lagoon, situated 45 minutes away from Flores, gives you the unique opportunity to see crocodiles. -
Crater Azul (Blue Crater) is located in the Refugio de Vida Silvestre El Pucte, which is located in the Municipality of Las Cruces, Petén. It is called the Crater Azul because its blue lake has the shape of a crater, with shallow bank and depths up to five meter deep in the center. -
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This Archaeological site is located in the department of Peten, in the municipality of Sayaxche, and owes its name to the large number of Ceiba trees in the area. -
This pre-Columbian site of the Mayan civilization is located in the department of the Petén. It was founded by a branch of the dynasty of the great city of Tikal, going back to the year 629 D.C., in order to control the commercial routes of the Petexbatun region, especially by the Passion River.
