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2-Day Camping & Fuego Views Acatenango Volcano 2-Day Shared Hike

2 days

Challenging

Embark on an epic journey up Guatemala's Acatenango Volcano! Trek 80% of its rugged terrain on Day 1, camp by Fuego Volcano. Day 2 offers a sunrise summit and descent to Antigua. Experience nature's power firsthand!
Join us on an unforgettable journey up Acatenango Volcano, the third-largest in Guatemala! Day 1 entails an exhilarating hike covering 80% of the volcano's terrain, lasting around 6 hours. Witness the awe-inspiring eruptions of Fuego Volcano as you warm up by the campfire at base camp. At night, opt for an optional tour to get up close to Fuego's eruptions (additional cost applies).

Day 2 begins with an early rise at 3:30 am to conquer the remaining 20% of the volcano, reaching the summit in 1.5-2 hours to catch the mesmerizing sunrise. After breakfast at base camp, begin the descent, arriving in Antigua by 1:00 pm. Don't miss this thrilling adventure and the chance to witness nature's power firsthand!

Note: This tour includes climbing Acatenango Volcano. You can opt for a tour to Fuego Volcano for Q300.00 per person, payable in cash to the local guide. Note that this is not part of the standard itinerary, so we don't provide any guarantee or insurance for this additional activity.
What's included?
  • Food & drinks

Breakfast (1x)
Lunch (1x)
Dinner (1x)
All Volcano Entrance Fees
Local tour guide
All camping equipment including sleeping bag, comfortable mattress, & cabin type dome
gloves, hat and cold weather jacket
Hot beverages

Exclusions
  • Tip or gratuity

Gratuities

Headlamp
Visit to Fuego Volcano. It has a cost of Q300 per person and you pay it directly to the local guides

Please note
    • Infants must not sit on laps
    • Infant seats unavailable
    • Not recommended for people with back problems
    • Not recommended for people with heart conditions
    • Not recommended for pregnant travelers
    • Not suitable for pets
    • No public transportation nearby
    • Not stroller accessible
    • Not wheelchair accessible
    • Please be aware that this is a shared tour, which may result in a slightly extended pick-up time of 30 to 45 minutes. We kindly ask that you be prepared at the scheduled pick-up time to ensure a prompt departure and avoid inconveniencing fellow passengers. Thank you for your cooperation!
    • During high season, such as Holy Week, the Flower Festival, or any other event that closes off the city, the meeting point will be outside Antigua, as no vehicles are allowed to enter.
    What to bring

      Not wheelchair accessible

      4 liters of water (minimum)

      Rain jacket

      Snacks, camera, sunglasses & sunscreen

      Cold-weather clothing for near-freezing night-time temperatures at camp

      Hiking boots or trekking shoes (no sandals)

      Personal toiletries and/or medications

      Large-capacity backpack (50L+) with rain cover. You'll receive food, water bottles, and utensils to pack in your backpack for added comfort during your stay at the base camp. All camping gear, including sleeping bags, will be waiting for you at the base camp. You'll only need to bring the items mentioned above.

      Please be aware that this is a shared tour, which may result in a slightly extended pick-up time of 30 to 45 minutes. We kindly ask that you be prepared at the scheduled pick-up time to ensure a prompt departure and avoid inconveniencing fellow passengers. Thank you for your cooperation!

      This tour is conducted in Spanish. Our guides are from a nearby local community and speak basic English to provide general instructions.

      Café Condesa is a well-known café in Antigua and serves as our meeting point. Our offices are located outside Antigua, near the base of Acatenango Volcano.

      After meeting at Café Condesa, we’ll take you to our office for gear distribution and a brief orientation. Please follow all instructions carefully.

      Acatenango: high difficulty (8/10), ~5-hour hike. Fuego: very demanding (10/10).

      Weather changes quickly; be prepared for sun, cold, wind, and rain. Bring waterproof gear and keep belongings in plastic bags.

      Luggage can be stored free of charge at our office (not Café Condesa)

      Trekking gear and porters available for rent; paid on-site, subject to availability. Porter service: Q300 per way (paid directly)

      Dietary needs not guaranteed—bring your own meals if required.

      Basic restroom available (simple cabin)

      If no availability, an alternative date will be offered

      If you decide to stop the hike, extra cost applies for return assistance

      Optional Fuego hike (3–5 hrs), not our service and at your own risk.