8 Days 7 Nights
The crown jewel of Latin America, Holy Week. We time our premium Antigua ride so you witness the creation of monumental alfombras (sawdust and flower carpets) and stand among the crowds as towering processions pass.
Ride along palm-lined roads, stay in handpicked colonial hotels (seven -night minimum secured), and experience the solemn beauty of Palm Sunday and Good Friday processions by day — with sweeping highland rides when the streets are quiet. This is one of our most exclusive departures of the year.
Tour Itinerary
Day One: Arrival in Guatemala City, Guatemala
Upon arrival at La Aurora International Airport (GUA) in Guatemala City, our dedicated concierge will greet you at the airport, assist with your luggage, and provide a comfortable private transfer to the beautiful colonial town of Antigua. Once settled, you’ll enjoy a welcome late-day dinner and roundtable discussion. This is a great opportunity to meet your guides and fellow riders, review the itinerary in detail, cover safety protocols, and discuss expectations for the exciting days ahead.
[ the journey ]What’s Included & What’s Not on Your Epic Sacbé Moto Adventure
Inclusions
Your Sacbé Moto Adventures experience includes the use of premium Aprilia Tuareg motorcycles, purpose-built for Guatemala's challenging terrain and scenic routes. These high-performance adventure bikes are fully registered and insured in accordance with all applicable laws of Guatemala, giving you complete peace of mind as you explore the country on two wheels.
All meals are included throughout the tour, with hearty breakfasts to start your day, satisfying lunches on the trail, and flavorful dinners to refuel after each adventure. Select beverages are provided with meals to keep you refreshed and hydrated during your journey.
Comfortable overnight accommodations are arranged each night so you can rest and recharge in style. Round-trip transfers to and from La Aurora International Airport are included, along with all entrance fees to the national parks, archaeological sites, and other attractions visited during the adventure.
Exclusions
International airfare to Guatemala is not included in the tour price. Guests are responsible for arranging and paying for their own flights to La Aurora International Airport (GUA) as well as any other transportation needed before or after the official tour dates.
Riders must supply their own riding gear, including a DOT-approved helmet, protective jacket, gloves, pants, boots, and any additional safety equipment they prefer. While we provide the motorcycles and basic support, each participant is responsible for their own personal protective equipment.
We strongly recommend purchasing travel insurance that specifically covers extreme sports and adventure motorcycling. Our team is happy to recommend reputable providers and help you arrange a suitable policy. Any damage to the motorcycles caused by extreme, reckless, or unauthorized off-route riding, as well as the cost of personal souvenirs and other non-included purchases, remains the guest's responsibility.
Your Guide
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Steve R.
Steve is the founder and passionate lead guide behind Sacbé Moto Adventures. With deep roots in Guatemala and years of extensive riding experience across the country’s diverse terrain, Steve has personally scouted and refined every route to ensure riders enjoy the perfect mix of adventure, culture, and safety. His love for the open road, ancient Mayan heritage, and the natural beauty of Guatemala shines through in every tour he designs.
While Steve would love to join every single departure, his commitments to route development, logistics, and expanding the Sacbé experience mean he can’t always be on the road. That said, he regularly rides along on his favorite tours and is happy to join upon request for private groups or special adventures. When Steve is leading, you’ll benefit from his expert local knowledge, insider tips, and infectious enthusiasm that turns every ride into an unforgettable journey.
Feel free to reach out if you’d like Steve to personally guide your group — he’s always excited to share the roads he knows and loves best.
