El Peten & Tikal


Guatemala’s sprawling northern province of El Peten is a world of jungles, rivers, lakes, caves, towering Maya temples and beautifully carved stelae. Its crown jewel is the great Mayan city of Tikal, a vast complex of more than 3,000 structures. The ruins of Ceibal, Aguateca, and Yaxha contribute to the Peten's standing as the heartland of the Maya. The area is also home to the largest protected forest in Central America, dubbed the Maya Biosphere Reserve, which comprises five national parks and three wildlife reserves sheltering hundreds of species of trees, birds, reptiles and mammals.


Camino Real Tikal Beach, Jogging Track, Swimming, Watersports		La Lancha Resort Swimming, Watersports

Standard. Modest, inexpensive, yet dependable hotels that provide consistent comfort, service and value with fewer amenities. Many are dedicated to preserving the environment.

Moderate. Value priced, comfortable and reliable hotels in pleasant surroundings with an appealing selection of features, activities and services.

Superior. Excellent full service resorts featuring attractive rooms and public areas, a good range of facilities and amenities, quality service and consistent customer satisfaction.

Deluxe. Exceptional full service resorts offering luxury accommodations, the finest facilities and service, plus an outstanding collection of premium features, amenities and added extras.

AI	All inclusive
BP	Full breakfast included
CP	Continental breakfast included
EP	No meals included
FAP	Breakfast, lunch and dinner included
MAP	Breakfast and dinner included