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Origin | Destination | Travel Dates | Flights From* |
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IAH | Guatemala City | October 29 to November 14 | $127 |
MIA | Guatemala City | November 14 to November 30 | $153 |
ATL | Guatemala City | October 28 to November 7 | $183 |
EWR | Guatemala City | October 17 to October 25 | $221 |
EWR | Guatemala City | October 17 to October 25 | $221 |
DFW | Guatemala City | November 29 to December 4 | $229 |
LAX | Guatemala City | October 23 to November 7 | $233 |
BOS | Guatemala City | November 9 to November 14 | $234 |
JFK | Guatemala City | October 10 to October 11 | $243 |
SFO | Guatemala City | November 30 to December 11 | $286 |
MIA | Flores | December 17 to January 6 | $1,740 |
The cheapest flights to Guatemala were $127 for round trip flights and $82 for one-way flights in the past 7 days, for the period specified. Prices and availability are subject to change. Additional terms apply.
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International flights to Guatemala, from North or Central America, are usually routed through La Aurora International Airport, located about four miles south of downtown Guatemala City, and 16 miles from Antigua. The airport is one of the busiest in Central America, and is being modernized and expanded so that it can now handle more flights and larger planes. Arrivals from North America are processed through the Northern Concourse, while Iberia carrier flights, arriving from Madrid or San Salvador, come through the Central Concourse. The smaller Mundo Maya International Airport, outside the island city of Flores, also services Guatemala flights from Belize. This airport is also being expanded and modernized to handle more passengers and airplane traffic.
December to March is Guatemala’s driest season. This is a very popular time for tourists to plan their Guatemala vacations, so book your accommodations and flights to Guatemala well in advance. The best weather is in December and January, when the surrounding greenery is still lush from the rainy season. The months of May through October bring heavy rainfall to Guatemala. Consider also that the country is wedged between the Caribbean Sea and the Atlantic Ocean, so the Caribbean hurricane season hits at around that time, making it inadvisable for tourists to plan Guatemala flights during May - October.
The most popular method of getting around Guatemala is the camioneta, known as the chicken bus. Camionetas can get you around most of the country, and form an essential part of any tourist’s experience of Guatemala. Fares are paid to the conductor once you have boarded. Smaller towns are easy to navigate on foot. Guatemala City is serviced by buses and taxis. To access many of the ruins and remote attractions in Guatemala, you will have to hike. Professional tour guides will lead treks that may last several days through well-maintained jungle paths. In addition to hiking, horse-back riding and biking tours can be organized to get to various regional destinations or to get around parks. This is a very scenic and highly recommended way of getting around Guatemala.
Guatemala is an adventurer’s paradise. Nestled between the Caribbean Sea to the east and the Pacific Ocean to the west, Guatemala is carved into a mountainous and tropical landscape and is rich in culture and attractions:
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