Tour Copan Quirigua 2 days 1 night

USD241.00 per person in double room

Copán Ruinas is a municipality in the Honduran department of Copán. The city, located near the Guatemalan border, is an important gateway for tourists traveling to the pre-Columbian ruins of Copán.
The Copán Ruins are home to a UNESCO World Heritage site and are famous for the hieroglyphic staircase, stelae, and museum.

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• Take a 2-day, 1-night private tour of the Mayan sites of Copán and Quiriguá

• Explore the Mayan ceremonial center of Quiriguá in southeastern Guatemala

• Visit the wealth of Mayan artifacts, including intricate stelae, a hieroglyphic staircase, and a museum, in Copán

• Learn about the rise (and fall) of the Mayan empire

• Private guide ensures personalized attention and service

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Day 1: Guatemala-Copán
Departure from Guatemala City at 06:00 am to Copán Honduras.
We will be arriving in Copán approximately at the edge of noon,

Copan Ruinas is an archaeological site of the ancient Mayan civilization located in the department of Copán, in western Honduras, a short distance from the border with Guatemala. From the 5th to the 19th century it was the capital of an important kingdom of the classical period.
Tour duration: 3 hours +/-

(Does not include the Graves and / or Museum)

Meals included:
• Dinner
• Breakfast
Accommodation included: Hotel Camino Maya 3 stars, located in Plaza Cantral

(You can choose a 4 or 5 star option)

Day 2: Copán - Quirigua - Guatemala City
Quiriguá is an archaeological site belonging to the ancient Mayan civilization, located in the department of Izabal in northeast Guatemala. It is a medium-sized site, with an area of ​​approximately 3 km², located along the lower course of the Motagua River, with its ceremonial center located 1 km from the north bank of the river.
During the classical period of the Mayan civilization (200-900 AD), Quiriguá was at the confluence of several important trade routes. The site was occupied from 200 AD. C. and the construction of the acropolis began around 550 AD. An impressive construction boom began in the 18th century, until all construction activities came to a halt around AD 850. C., with the exception of a brief period of reoccupation in the Early Postclassic period (c. 900 - c. 1200). Quiriguá shares its architectural and sculptural style with the nearby city of Copán, whose history is closely intertwined with that of Quirigua.
Tour duration: 3 hours

No food is included on this day.
No accommodation is included on this day.

YOU CAN OPT FOR THE PRIVATE TOUR OPTION (check prices).

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THIS TOUR OPERATES ON DAYS:

Tuesday