Quetzal Highway (südwärts)
Abenteuerreise mit karibischem Flair durch Mexiko, Belize und Guatemala
- Kurztrip in die Karibik mit Dschungelruinen und kolonialen Schätzen
- Sonne & Strände satt: Playa del Carmen & Caye Calker
- Bootsfahrt auf dem Rio Dulce
- Karibikfeeling in Livingston
- Abstecher in die malerische Stadt Flores auf einer Insel im Peten-Itza-See
- Besuch des sagenumwobenen Tikal - Mayageschichte hautnah
- Idyllische Koralleninsel Caye Caulker
- Abenteuer & Natur in San Ignacio
- Charmante Kolonialstadt Antigua
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10 Tage Mexiko · Belize · Guatemala
Strand Archäologische Stätten Regenwald- Reise-Nr.: 135Y10194
- Internationale Gruppenreise
- Teilnehmer (min./max.): 4-19
- Hinweis zur Mindestteilnehmerzahl
Leistungen enthalten
- Rundreise gemäß Programm
- Transporte, Unterkünfte und Mahlzeiten gemäß Programm
- Ausflüge, Aktivitäten und Besichtigungen gemäß Reiseverlauf
- Führung durch die Tempel der Mayastätte Tikal
- Bootstour in Rio Dulce
Leistungen nicht enthalten
- Nicht genannte Mahlzeiten und Getränke
- Persönliche Ausgaben, Trinkgelder
- Flughafengebühren und Ausreisesteuern
- Optionale Ausflüge und Aktivitäten
- Local Payment
Unterbringung
Gegen Aufpreis ist auch die Unterbringung im Einzelzimmer buchbar.
Verpflegung
5x FrühstückTourbegleitung
Transportarten
Zusätzliche Übernachtungen
Einzelzimmer: 85 EUR
Doppelzimmer: 51 EUR p.P.
Tourhotel in Antigua
Doppelzimmer: 33 EUR p.P.
Bitte beachte, dass sich die Preise jederzeit ändern können.
Flughafentransfer
Preis pro Fahrzeug (maximal 3 Personen): 57 EUR
Playa del Carmen
Preis pro Fahrzeug (maximal 3 Personen): 98 EUR
Bitte beachte, dass sich die Preise jederzeit ändern können.
Optionale Ausflüge / Zusatzleistungen
- Einzelzimmer-Zuschlag (Aufpreis: 159 €)
Tulum Ruinen MXN65 plus Transport oder MXN80
Cozumal Tagesausflug USD24
Caye Caulker
Schnorcheln halber/ganzer Tag USD45-80
Tauchen im "Blue Hole" USD290
Nacht-Schnorchelausflug USD70
Flug über "the Blue Hole" USD200p.P. (mind. 3 Personen)
San Ignacio
Tubing USD100
ATM Caves USD95
Kanufahren USD85
Caracol Ruinen USD95
Mountain Pine Ridge Reserve USD85
Antigua
Aufstieg Pacaya Vulkan USD20
Stadtrundgang USD30
Kurs zur Schokoladenherstellung USD30
Kaffeefarmtour USD25
Bitte beachte, dass sich die Preise jederzeit ändern können.
1. Tag: Playa del Carmen
Welcome to Mexico! The first night of this tour will be spent at Playa del Carmen, a beachside paradise only one hour away from Cancún. We recommend booking extra nights to enjoy the paradise beaches as well as the optional activities including the Maya ruins at Tulúm.
Optional Excursions:
Tulum Ruins – MXN65 plus transport or MXN80 return
Cozumal day trip – USD24
Unterkunft: Mittelklasse-Hotel
2-4. Tag: Caye Caulker
After breakfast in Playa del Carmen, we take a short walk to the terminal we begin our full day journey to beautiful Belize using a combination of buses, taxis and a ferry. When leaving Mexico you will have to pay a small departure fee of approximately MXN500. Belizeans know how to relax, and hopefully the locals' expertise on relaxation will be contagious during your stay on Caye Caulker. If not, there are signs to remind you to "Go Slow", "Take it easy", and even "No shirt, no shoes, no problem". We spend a couple of very laid back nights on Caye Caulker, where you can throw away your shoes to wander the sand filled streets, spend the evenings eating seafood, drinking cocktails, and listening to reggae music in one of the bars.
During the day we can organise a range of different optional snorkelling trips for you, such as to Shark and Ray Alley, where you can swim within a few feet of nurse sharks and majestic sting rays, or weather dependent, you may have the opportunity to swim with sea-cows! Another optional snorkelling tour takes you out to Hol-Chan Marine Reserve where you are guaranteed to see lots of colourful fish and interesting reef formations. Qualified divers can explore the so-called bottomless "Blue Hole", made famous by the explorer Jacques Cousteau (please note: this optional excursion does not go every day, check locally for availability). Other options include sunning yourself, riding a bike around the island, or trying your luck at fishing. If you are lucky, you can take your catch to one of the local restaurants so they can BBQ it for you.
Optional Excursions:
Half/full day Caye Caulker snorkelling – USD45-80
Scuba diving in the Blue Hole – USD290
Night Snorkelling – USD70
Flight over the Blue Hole – USD200pp (min 3 people)
Enthaltene Aktivitäten:
Caye Caulker
Unterkunft: China Town Hotel (oder ähnlich)
Verpflegung: 1x Frühstück
5-6. Tag: San Ignacio
We continue on to San Ignacio referred to as "Cayo" by the locals, this agricultural centre is also known to be the 'adventure' and 'nature' capital of Belize. The surrounding jungle, wildlife, waterfalls, rivers and caves, have created the ideal location for the numerous optional excursions that are available, from canoeing downriver and tubing through caves, to visiting the famous caves Actun Tunichil Muknal, where they found untouched Mayan ceremonial and sacrificial remains.
Optional Excursions:
Tubing - USD100
ATM Caves - USD95
Canoeing - USD85
Caracol Ruins, the largest and most important Mayan ruin site in Belize - USD95
Mountain Pine Ridge Reserve - USD85
Fahrzeit: ca. 4.5 Std.
Unterkunft: The Aguada Hotel (oder ähnlich)
Verpflegung: 1x Frühstück
7. Tag: Flores
Waving goodbye to Belize we cross into Guatemala to the charming island-town of Flores. When departing Belize you will be required to pay a small fee of $40.00BZD, and on arrival in Guatemala another small payment of 10q is required. Flores was the last town to be conquered by the Spanish and situated in the centre of Lake Peten Itzá. On the way to Flores we stop at the breathtaking Maya site of Tikal, it is regarded as the greatest city of the Maya world and is nestled deep in the jungle. This complex is one of the biggest Maya sites discovered, and you will have most of the day to explore and learn about the flora, fauna, and amazing Mayan history with our knowledgeable local guide.
The area around Tikal has been declared as the Tikal National Park and the preserved area covers 570 square kilometres. The ancient city has been completely mapped and at its height covered an area greater than 16 square kilometres, with more than 3000 structures. Today the main centre covers an area of approximately two and a half square kilometres, As you wander the site, you will see several tall mounds which are temples that have not yet been excavated, and you will have the opportunity to climb some of the tallest Mayan temples.
The emphasis was on height when creating these imposing structures because the Maya believed the higher the building, the closer they were to the gods. Around Tikal there is a lot of animal life, and if you're lucky, you will have the chance to spot the noisy howler monkeys, pizotes (a racoon-like animal), exotic birds such as toucans, and much more!
Enthaltene Aktivitäten:
Guided tour of Tikal ruins
Fahrzeit: ca. 4 Std.
Unterkunft: Hotel Sabana (oder ähnlich)
Verpflegung: 1x Frühstück
8. Tag: Rio Dulce
We carry on to the river town of Rio Dulce where we overnight in cabins right on the water. In the afternoon the boat tour along the 43 kilometre stretch of waterway to Livingston allows you to experience one of the most scenic areas of Guatemala. Livingston is situated at the mouth of the Rio Dulce, where it joins the Bay of Amatique, and is inhabited by the Garifuna people. This lively little town has a Caribbean atmosphere different to the rest of Guatemala and is a great place to try the delicious local specialty tapado (seafood coconut soup) and listen to the local African-style punta music.
Enthaltene Aktivitäten:
Rio Dulce boat tour to Livingston
Fahrzeit: ca. 4 Std.
Unterkunft: Hotel Catamaran (oder ähnlich)
9. Tag: Antigua
Today we take a private transfer to Antigua, a UNESCO World Heritage Site and one of the most delightful colonial towns in Central America. To fully explore this beautiful town, we recommend booking post-tour accommodation at the end of your tour.
The local indigenous can be seen throughout the cobbled streets and plazas of the city in their colourful costumes, selling their crafts and textiles. As the cultural centre of Guatemala, Antigua is an ideal place to experience the traditional music, architecture and art of the country. Rich in ornate churches, convents, parks, plazas, cafés, restaurants, bars and colourful street markets and surrounded by awe-inspiring volcanoes, Antigua is one place you will never forget.
Optional Excursions:
Pacaya volcano climb - USD20
Walking tour - USD30
Chocolate making class - USD30
Coffe farm tour - USD25
Unterkunft: Posada Los Bucaros (oder ähnlich)
Verpflegung: 1x Frühstück
10. Tag: Antigua
Your adventure of a lifetime comes to an end today. If you have a late flight or have lengthened your stay by adding post tour accommodation you will have more time to explore the sights.
Verpflegung: 1x Frühstück
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Hinweis
Das Local Payment ist vor Ort in bar an den Guide zu entrichten.
Variante
Diese Reise ist auch in umgekehrter Richtung von Antigua nach Playa del Carmen buchbar:
Kombinationstour
Diese Reise ist Bestandteil einer längeren Erlebnisreise durch Zentralamerika. Einige Teilnehmer setzen die Reise in Richtung Nicaragua bzw. Costa Rica fort; oder haben die Tour bereits in Mexiko City gestartet.
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