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• Vick was very informative...

  Alexis H,

  26 thg 5, 2025

  - Viator

  4.00

  Vick was very informative during the coffee portion of the tour! I learned a lot and went at a good pace. The textile portion of it was really cool at first but turned out to be a tourist trap. Guilting you to buy from gift shop. Many textile places all over the town and the items were the same which made it feel inauthentic. The town was very touristy. I enjoyed it but didn’t feel like it was an amazing value for the price. Would still recommend

• Perfect way to see a bit of everything in San Juan!

  Zaina I,

  9 thg 5, 2025

  - Viator

  5.00

  This experience pleasantly surprised me! We saw coffee farms, tastes coffee, saw a chocolate demo, weaving demo, and learned a lot about the history and ways of farmers. Great experience

• Amazing experience

  Sarah M,

  24 thg 4, 2025

  - Viator

  5.00

  Our tour guide was a local who spoke great English and took us off the beaten path in San Juan. We ended up getting a little tour about honey and Mayan bees as well as weaving and textiles. Definitely worth it and an amazing way to explore San Juan!

• Worth it

  Vanessa S,

  15 thg 4, 2025

  - Viator

  5.00

  Our guide Evenia was very sweet and she took her job seriously, giving us lots of interesting information about coffee, chocolate and weaving in perfect English. The coffee operation is very small and there was no coffee tasting as such, just an opportunity to have a cup of coffee. The chocolate tour was just a visit to a store, but we felt that the weaving demonstration was very professional. We enjoyed the walk through the hills and we’re glad we did it.

• An Unforgettable Journey Through Coffee, Culture, and Community – A Must-Do Tour with Victor

  Ethan R,

  9 thg 4, 2025

  - Viator

  5.00

  Our coffee tour with Victor around Lake Atitlán — specifically in San Juan La Laguna — was so much more than a tour. It was an immersive, eye-opening experience led by someone with deep roots in the land, culture, and traditions of Guatemala. From the start, Victor made the entire process effortless. He was prompt, organized, and super easy to communicate with — coordinating pickup times and locations with flexibility and kindness, always keeping us informed and comfortable. That level of care set the tone for the experience to come. Walking through San Juan with Victor felt like exploring the town through the eyes of a local. He didn’t just show us the sights — he brought them to life. From the intricate art of Guatemalan weaving to the rich symbolism in the town’s vibrant murals, to the flavors and traditions of local chocolate-making, every stop was layered with stories, history, and meaning. His deep, authentic knowledge created a connection between us and the culture that we would never have discovered on our own. And of course — the coffee. Victor’s explanation of the entire process, from bean to cup, was both incredibly informative and deeply personal. He didn’t just teach us how coffee is grown and roasted — he shared what coffee means to the families, to the community, and to Guatemala itself. By the end, we had a whole new respect not just for the product, but for the people who produce it and the traditions that sustain it. Victor is a guide in the truest sense of the word: a connector, a storyteller, a bridge between cultures. He made us feel welcomed, informed, and inspired. If you’re coming to Lake Atitlán and want to experience it in the most authentic, respectful, and meaningful way possible — this tour with Victor is essential. It’s an experience we’ll carry with us forever.