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robiabby

This was an awesome part of our trip. Our tour guide, Genny, is the reason for that - he is amazingly knowledgeable. We arranged our trip through the Cahal Pech resort. I think you would be sabotaging your own trip if you did this without a guide. He had so much information that he freely shared, starting with the drive to Tikal, local culture, and included historic information about the ruins, and tons of information about the plants and animals in the area. He allowed us all the time we needed to climb and explore the ruins and even helped me see a Toucan! It was awesome to see the tops of ruins extending above the tree canopy! While there is quite a bit of the site that has been excavated, there still remains a good portion that is not yet. It is really interesting to see both - it made me wonder how they ever found this site!! Must do!

Mobani

After have just done the mother of the Incan ruins "Machu Picchu" I was a bit hesitant with the idea of doing a day tour to Tikal, but WOW, I was very glad I did. The journey to get to the park is beautiful. The entire area has such a unique feel. The history is amazing, and the serenity cant be ignored. Im an outdoors lover and this was a great "walk/hike/explore" kind of day. You can make it as short or as long of a day in the park depending on your interests. I definitely see why it's on the 1000 places to visit before you die list.Tip: Take snacks , water , bug spray, comfortable walk/hike shoes, & Camera ( climb to the top of temple 4, although it seems like a drag of stairs, it's worth the views & the photo opp !)

faithgirl604

This is a beautiful national park although not ideal for young children, handicapped or the elderly. You will walk and walk and walk! Make sure to stay hydrated! The ruins were in good condition~an excellent view into history! One of the favorites for our family of 6 (4 young kids) was the monkeys and the toucan.

babazenMN

We just returned from a trip to Belize with a detour to Tikal to see the ruins. Our plan was to go from Belize city to Flores Guatemala and stay a few nights there. Then to Tikal to stay a few nights just outside the park. After that we wanted to go back to Hopkins in Belize. Before we left we checked into transport and found that there was a express bus from Belize city to Benque Belize and after clearing customs in Guatemala we took a mini bus to Flores. The cost from Belize City to Benque was $5.00 US/person and the taxi from the bus station was $5.00 for the 2 of us. The Mini bus from the border to Flores was $10.00 per person. It took about 5 hours. Getting from Flores to Tikal and back to Belize was another thing. We were quoted numerous prices from Flores to Tikal and ended up paying about $9.50 per person. Once we got to Tikal we were quoted any where from $35.00 to $70.00 us per person to get to the border. After much ado we found the local bus that took us to the crossroads and then took another local bus to the Belize Border. Total cost per person was $7.50. We then took local Belize buses to Hopkins. Do not let the tour guides and hotel people sell you expensive transport. None of the prices are set and everyone asks for different amounts. It was very frustrating but it all worked out.

T1734YBanac

Tikal has been one of my favorite places to visit the reason why is it still has a very Mayan feel it's less commercial then Chichen Itza, the views are amazing although if you're gonna do one of the tours I totally recommend the sunset tour, bring lots of bug spray, comfy clothes, flashlight and lots of water! It was wonderful and I totally recommend anyone if they have the chance to go!:)

nykrista

We visited Tikal in January 2015 and were very happy we did. We were staying in Belize and did a full day tour across the border to the ruins. The whole trip was fun, including crossing the border by foot. Once we got to Tikal, we were amazed at how beautiful the site was. The site is very large and there are a range of diverse areas to explore. Many of the ruins allow you to climb them for gorgeous views of the surrounding landscape. There also is a lot of nice wildlife in the park, including many monkeys. We would definitely recommend Tikal to anyone looking for a unique ruin experience.

Canadian_JamesM

This is a great experience, best done with a knowledgeable guide to get to the unknown areas of the park and explain the history. You will need at least a full day as the area is large and it is worthwhile to do more than just the famous temples.

134isabela

So much to see a one day visit leaves you wanting for more. Take a private guide and bring cool clothes and comfortable shoes. There are many temples and pyramids, palaces and whole complexes that take your breath away. There are lots of people visiting always. February was great though, low season, fewer visitors, warm and delicious weather.

66gto66c10

I have been to Tikal a couple times now. Once in a lifetime for many people. If you are fit you can do the park in 1 long day but to see everything I recommend 2 days. Florez is the best place to stay the night. Stay hydrated if you plan on climbing all permitted Pyramids.

MindiB_11

Really, really happy I went to Tikal. My family and I stayed in Belize and weren't sure the all day adventure to Tikal would be worth it. But, it definitely was. I think it was the highlight of our trip to Central America. The view from Temple IV was the icing on the cake. Well worth it! If you get the opportunity to go there, seize it.

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