• Tikal - ITINIERARY
  • 07.00 hrs After doing the corresponding procedures in Customs Border Guatemala-Belize, we are outside to board a vehicle or bus to take the route to the Tikal National Park.

• 09.00 hrs Arrival at Garita de Control for the respective purchase of entrance tickets to the site.

• 09.30 hrs Arrival at the parking lot of the urban area of the Tikal National Park and we prepare to begin the tour of the park visiting the most impressive areas.

• 2:00 pm End of the tour in the parking lot of the urban center of the park and we will go to lunch at a restaurant near the park.

• 14.30 hrs We start boarding a vehicle or bus for the respective return to the Guatemala-Belize Border.

• 16.30 hrs Arrival at the Guatemala-Belize Border, where you will make the corresponding procedures to be able to enter again to return to your hotel in Belize.

OBSERVATIONS

• In the Banrural mini agency located at the entrance to the Park opening 06:00 a.m. to 6:00 p.m. only cash in local currency (Q) is accepted, for the purchase of entrance tickets for sunrise, day, sunset and museum. (They do not accept payment on debit or credit cards).

• Carry your identification for the purchase of tickets (National your respective DPI and Foreigner your Passport, children over 10 years pay entrance ticket).

• Cost of National entrance tickets Q 25.00 and Foreigners Q 150.00 valid from 6.00 a.m. to 6.00 p.m. (tickets valid for 30 days).

• There are no ATMs inside the Tikal National Park, therefore withdraw the necessary cash at the ATMs located in Flores, Santa Elena and El Remate.

• If you wish to visit the museums, you must buy tickets at the Banrural mini agency and they are valid from 8:00 a.m. to 4:00 p.m. schedules established in the museums.

• We will be waiting outside with a sign with your respective name after you make the respective procedure at customs.

GENERAL REMARKS

• All tickets to the park can be purchased in the entire Banking Bank network nationwide only by presenting your DPI for Nationals and PASSPORT for foreigners.

• We can support you with the purchase of your tickets just send us a photo of your DPI or Passport and when we meet to make the tour we make the respective refund.

OTHER OBSERVATIONS

• If you rented a vehicle and headed to the border between Belize-Guatemala, it is advisable to leave it in the parking lot (only there). So you don’t have to wait 45 minutes in paperwork. The parking lot is a safe place where there are security guards.

• The cost for the vehicle in the parking lot is approximately $ 03.00 USD

• When going through customs in Belize to enter Guatemala the cost is $ 20.00 USD (Pay in cash per person). To enter from Guatemala to Belize there is no cost.

• Before leaving Belize customs, make sure your passport is sealed.

• We will be waiting outside with a sign with your respective name after you make the respective procedure at customs.

• We will transfer you to the Guatemalan Customs seal department where your passport will be stamped again.

• There is no cost for entering or leaving Guatemalan Customs.

• Before taking the route to the Park to visit, withdraw the necessary cash at the ATM to purchase souvenirs, etc.

IMPORTANT TO CARRY WITH YOU
• Water
• Snacks
• Shoes suitable for exploration or Tennis
• Rain jacket
• Clothing suitable for tropical weather
• Flashlight
• Insect repellent
• Sunscreen
• Personal medications

• Private transportation
• Lunch included
• Comfortable in-vehicle air conditioning
• Expert Archeological Guide
• Admission to Tikal Park

• On-board WiFi
• Snacks
• Belize Departure Tax
• Gratuities

Tikal National Park spans over 575 square kilometers of thick jungle and incorporates multitudes of ancient architectural remains.

The central hub of the former metropolis encompasses around 3,000 edifices, spreading over a landmass of nearly 16 square kilometers.

In addition, Tikal forms an integral part of the Mayan Biosphere Reserve, a vast conservation space of one million hectares that came into existence in 1990, aiming to preserve the rapidly vanishing dense forestation of Petén, endangered by escalating human settlement, unlawful woodcutting, and slash-and-burn cultivation habits.

Researchers specializing in archaeological studies have deduced that the settlement of the Maya people in the region presently referred to as Tikal dates back to around 900 BC.

• You have to make good weather for this experience to be realized. If you cancel due to bad weather conditions, you will be offered another date or full refund of the amount paid.
• In this experience there must be a minimum number of travelers. If you cancel because that minimum is not reached, you will be offered another date or experience or full refund of the amount paid.
• The activity is done from 2 people onwards.

For a full refund, cancel at least 24 hours before the scheduled departure time.