Shuttle Antigua Guatemala to Chichicastenango Market Round Trip

• Availability: Thursdays and sundays
• Departure times: 07:00 AM
• Return: 14:00 hrs Hotel Santo Tomas in Chichicastenango
• Pick up Place: Atitrans Office | Your Hotel | Address
• Journey Duration: 3 hours
• Drop Off Place: Atitrans Office | Your Hotel | Address

Experience the cultural richness and vibrant atmosphere of the famous Chichicastenango Market with our round trip shuttle service from Panajachel every Sunday and Thursday.

Departing promptly at 08:00 AM from hotels in Panajachel center or “Muelle de Tzanjuyu,” our shuttle ensures you have ample time to explore this magnificent handicraft market, renowned as the most popular local market in Guatemala. More than just a shopping destination, Chichicastenango holds a deep historical and cultural significance—it’s where the sacred book of the Mayan people was entrusted to Fray Francisco Ximenez. Additionally, it offers visitors the chance to witness ancient Mayan ceremonies at Pascual Abaj, providing a unique glimpse into Guatemala’s rich heritage.

The journey from Panajachel to Chichicastenango takes approximately 1.5 hours each way, allowing you to relax and enjoy the picturesque landscapes of Guatemala’s highlands as you travel to and from the market.

After a day of exploring the market’s vibrant stalls and soaking in the local atmosphere, our shuttle service will safely transport you back to your hotel in Panajachel, ensuring a comfortable and convenient end to your excursion.

Book your round trip shuttle service now and immerse yourself in the sights, sounds, and traditions of Chichicastenango Market—a place where history, culture, and craftsmanship come together to create an unforgettable experience.

How far is Chichicastenango from Antigua Guatemala?

Chichicastenango

Chichicastenango is a small town in the Western Highlands of Guatemala (pop. about 23000). Located at an altitude of 2030m, it is surrounded by valleys and mountains. It is mostly renowned for its colourful markets, held on Thursdays and Sundays, where it is said that some of the most beautiful traditional Mayan textiles are sold.