Saturday, February 22, 2014

Volcano Atitlán

This natural colossus is the highest from the three volcanoes facing to the southwest of lake Atitlán, its maximum altitude is 3557 meters above sea level. 
The Volcano has a 250 meters diameter crater and in the highest part there are several cracks result from the latest eruption occurred in the year 1853. Also is possible to observe smoke expulsing a phew quantity of gasses from the top.
The top of the volcano offers one of the best views in the dry season, observe the landscape from the higher parts is a big opportunity and the best
way to appreciate the volcanic chain of Guatemala, contemplate the sunrise and the sunset is a picture that you’ll not erase from your mind.  
The difficulty degree of climbing this volcano is from 1 and in some parts is 6.
This volcano is suggested for people in a good physical condition (good shape).
There are two different routes for to start climbing, the first one is for the people who are looking for fun and full adrenaline, start walking from an altitude of 1600 meters above sea level. 
The approximate time of climbing back and forth is about 6 hours climbing and 3 hours getting down.
The second route is the minor difficulty starts from an altitude of 2100 meters above sea level. 


Length: 1 or 2  Days

Includes: professional guide, 1lunch box, fruits & a bottle of water.

Suggestions: good physical condition, comfortable shoes, snacks, bring camping equipment if is necessary and if the adventure is longer than a day, comfortable clothes, insect repellent, sun block, shades, camera, jacket, food and a lot of water.

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email: tourguide.gt@gmail.com
Phone: (502) 4182-3842

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