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Para los amantes del senderismo, ningún país del mundo ofrece más que Guatemala. Aquí encontrarán de todo, desde volcanes activos con rutas hermosas que atraviesan las montañas para alcanzar las cumbres de los volcanes. Desde este punto, los senderistas podrán apreciar una vista inmensa que muestra lo bello de la naturaleza y el universo. Con los volcanes en actividad se podrán ver los efectos que producen en la geografía de la tierra.
Casa Xelaju, con 40 años de experiencia, ofrece excursiones todos los días a volcanes en el área de Quetzaltenango y otros departamentos. Tenemos caminatas para principiantes, avanzados y difíciles. También podemos trabajar con grupos que deseen escalar cualquier volcán
Únase a la aventura inmersiva de senderismo volcánico de Casa Xelajú en Guatemala y disfrute de algunas de las mejores rutas de montaña y volcán de la región. Nuestras excursiones guiadas en Quetzaltenango (Xela) incluyen caminatas a Santa María, Santiaguito, Chicabal y Cerro Quemado.
Si busca una experiencia de senderismo en montañas y volcanes en Guatemala, este programa le ofrece la combinación perfecta de aventura y cultura. Durante el recorrido, explorará paisajes impresionantes, participará en tradiciones locales y disfrutará de la auténtica cultura guatemalteca a través de visitas y actividades comunitarias.
¿Busca una experiencia inolvidable de senderismo en volcanes en Guatemala que combine naturaleza, historia e intercambio cultural enriquecedor? Casa Xelajú le invita a una experiencia inmersiva de 12 días que lo llevará al corazón de las tierras altas volcánicas de Guatemala, las antiguas tradiciones mayas y las comunidades rurales.
A diferencia de los típicos tours turísticos, esta aventura combina caminatas guiadas a volcanes con voluntariado, inmersión cultural y experiencias educativas locales. Desde la Laguna de Chicabal hasta el Cerro Quemado y Santiaguito, recorrerá volcanes sagrados y activos, explorará pueblos indígenas y se conectará profundamente con el patrimonio de Guatemala.
Be greeted by our team in Guatemala City and then take a bus ride to the city of Quetzaltenango, where you’ll meet your host family.
Tour local landmarks, churches, and museums, as well as beautifully-preserved colonial buildings and monuments. Also, take part in a Mayan ceremony that gives you a deeper understanding of the Mayan religion and cosmos.
Hike the sacred Mayan lagoon of Laguna de Chicabal and then relax in the waters of a hot spring.
Hike the extinct, rocky volcano of Cerro Quemado, where you’ll have dazzling views of the city of Quetzaltenango and the surrounding five volcanic peaks. Later visit two indigenous villages, where you’ll meet one of the three surviving Mayan gods.
Hike the active volcano of Mirador de Santiaguito and participate in volunteer work in the afternoon with La Pedrera Community Project.
Weaving demonstration in Chichicastenango. Students will have a unique opportunity to visit an organic weaving in a house. At the same time, the owners will allow students to make tortillas and feed everybody with tortillas, beans, and salsa Picante.
Travel to Panajachel and explore Lake Atitlán towns.
Visit Chichicastenango, one of the largest indigenous markets in Central America where you will be shopping in this open market. Afternoon trip to Antigua, Guatemala. Morning, hike to either volcano de Agua o Fuego. Afternoon, tour Antigua’s historic center.
Morning, departure to the airport in Guatemala City.
Some of the most popular volcanoes include Santa María, Santiaguito, Tajumulco, Chicabal, and Cerro Quemado. Each offers unique views and different difficulty levels for hikers.
Yes, hiking in Guatemala is safe when done with experienced guides. Guided tours help ensure safety, proper routes, and a better overall experience.
While some trails can be explored independently, it is highly recommended to hike with a guide, especially for active volcanoes like Santiaguito.
You should bring comfortable hiking shoes, warm clothing, water, snacks, sunscreen, and a backpack. Weather conditions can change quickly at higher altitudes.
The best time is during the dry season (November to April), when trails are safer, and visibility is clearer for hiking.
Yes, there are hikes suitable for beginners. Casa Xelajú offers guided options for different fitness levels, from easy trails to more challenging volcano hikes.
The history of Casa Xelajú (1987) is one built on trial and error with visions of a better future for Guatemala and an international awareness of Guatemala’s political, social, and cultural situation.
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