Antigua, Guatemala may be the most outstanding and best-preserved colonial city in Spanish America. Tourists visit Antigua Guatemala every year from around the world to enjoy its natural beauty and historic monuments. The Spanish Colonial style permeates every part of the town: its houses, churches, squares, parks and ruins, also its traditions and folklore as well. Antigua is a city of charm and color where you can see and buy an overwhelming variety of attractive, handmade products that honor the traditions of generations of artisans.
I will take you on a day trip to remember! By the end of the day, you will have visited a Jade Factory, the Convent of Las Capuchinas, a coffee plantation and the Handicraft Market. I will offer suggestions of where to eat and will again take you anywhere you want to go. Contact Victor for pricing information. DO NOT MISS THIS ONE! Total time - approximately 6-7 hours.
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“Victor is the best! He took my family to Antigua for the day. He is an awesome tour guide and tells great stories. His English is very good and we thought his prices were very reasonable.” – Lynn, adoptive Mom
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"Being in a different country can be a bit nervewracking but Victor makes you feel right at home. His knowledge of Guatemala is second to none!" - Tom, adoptive Dad
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“Victor was so helpful. He took us to the hotel, helped with our luggage and told us to call when we wanted anything and he would be there within 10 minutes if he wasn't with someone else. My husband had to return to the States early – Victor promised to take good care of our baby and me and he did. I could go on and on but trust me you won't be disappointed!” – Donna, adoptive Mom
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We took this tour with Victor's "right hand man" Luis this past weekend and had a wonderful time. The sites were fantastic and Luis was a great driver and guide. He was very patient and informative.
posted January 22, 2009 - My husband and I recently went on the Antigua tour with Hector, Victor's brother-in-law, and we could not have been more pleased. We visited the monastery, the jade factory, and the coffee plantation, as well as the local markets. Hector speaks English very well, was knowledgeable, accommodating, and extremely helpful with our toddler. We were very glad to have the individual attention and to be able to move at our own pace- we would not do a tour any other way! We enjoyed it so much, we took pictures of Hector for our scrapbook. -Jill, adoptive Mom
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