Make & Eat Pizza at Pacaya Volcano Private Tour

The tour is approximately 7 hours long. This time includes transportation from Antigua Guatemala, hiking, and making pizza on the volcano.

Yes! This is a private Pacaya Volcano pizza tour ,so your group will be able to visit the volcano at your own time, with its own guide and your own transport.

The tour includes hotel pickup/drop-off within central Antigua, private round-trip transport, a certified local guide, all ingredients for an 8-slice pizza, marshmallow roasting (if conditions allow), and free time to explore the lava fields.

Absolutely! This tour is family-friendly, and kids go crazy for the hands-on pizza-making experience. Babies must sit on an adult’s lap during transport.

Your pizza will be cooked in a pre-heated volcanic rock oven set up on the hardened lava fields of Pacaya, using natural volcanic heat and charcoal.

Each pizza is large (8 slices) and serves 4 people. For example: 1–4 people = 1 pizza, 5–8 people = 2 pizzas, 9–12 people = 3 pizzas, etc. Extra pizzas can be added at checkout.

We Suggest a cap for sun protection, cash money for entrance fee, sunscreen for skin protection, At least 1 liter of water, Bring light snacks to enjoy before or after your pizza, sportswear, and a flashlight if your tour ends after sunset.

The tour is available daily, from 6:00 AM to 2:00 PM. Early Morning departures are generally cooler and offer clearer views.

The weather on Pacaya Volcano is generally warm and tropical due to its location in Guatemala. However, due to the volcano’s altitude, the climate can vary within the same day. If you want to hike Pacaya Volcano with less chance of experiencing rain, we recommend taking this Pacaya Tour during the months from November to April, when we have more sunny days with spectacular views. If you’re an all-terrain adventurer and the rain doesn’t dampen your spirits, you’ll also enjoy this hike to Pacaya during the rainy season, which usually starts in May and lasts until October. During the winter, it typically rains more heavily in the afternoon.

Hotel pickup is only available for hotels in central Antigua Guatemala. If you are staying elsewhere, we can arrange to meet you or private transport at an extra fee.

No, the entry fee for Pacaya Volcano needs to be paid in cash on entry.

Wear hiking boots as the terrain on Pacaya Volcano can be rocky and uneven, and in some areas, it might be loose with volcanic ash and small pebbles. However, if you don’t have ones, you could wear resistant and comfortable sports shoes. Wear long pants if it is more comfortable for you, a hat or similar. Also, the sun can be intense, especially during the dry season, so apply sunscreen to all exposed skin areas. If you are hiking during the rainy season or there is a chance of rain, bring a rain jacket or raincoat to keep yourself dry.

Hiking Pacaya Volcano with kids can be a fantastic family adventure. We accept kids of all ages Generally, kids over 8 years old accustomed to physical activity or with previous hiking experience may be able to complete the tour by themselves. Little kids, under 8 years old, may require more help and you should consider hiring a Pacaya horseback tour for your kid.

The hike to Pacaya Volcano typically covers a round-trip distance of about 3 to 4 miles (approximately 5 to 6.5 kilometers). The trail starts at the base of the volcano, and the ascent usually takes about 1.5 to 2 hours, depending on the pace and the number of breaks you take. The descent generally takes less time.

Yes, there is a pizza store at Pacaya Volcano. We also promote this experience with the difference that you can become the chef and cook your own pizza