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21 Day Inspiring Mexico & Guatemala

21 Day Inspiring Mexico & Guatemala

21 Day Inspiring Mexico & Guatemala

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✓ Small, intimate group experience – no more than 20 people
✓ 20 nights in 4 and 5-star, including a traditionally styled hacienda in San Cristóbal de las Casas and two nights in a fully renovated 17th-century mansion in Mérida
✓ Fully escorted by expert English-speaking guides in each country
✓ Breakfast daily, and four lunches including a traditionally prepared lunch in Lake Atilian
✓ Internal flights from Mexico City to Tuxtla, Cancun to Guatemala City, and return Guatemala City to Flores
✓ Incredible sightseeing of Mexico and Guatemala’s ancient ruins including Chichen Itza, Palenque, and Tikal National Park with its ancient Mayan citadel, a boat ride across Lake Atitlan, the colourful markets of Chichicastenango and time to explore Antigua

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