Guests should fly into La Aurora International Airport in Guatemala City, usually listed as GUA. Antigua is about 45 minutes to 1.5 hours from the airport depending on traffic.
Yes. If you would like help, please send us your flight arrival time, airline, number of passengers, and where you are staying in Antigua. We will do our best to connect you with a trusted transportation option. You can also Uber from the airport to Antigua as another option.
Most guests will not need to rent a car. Antigua is very walkable, and taxis, tuk-tuks, and private drivers are available for longer trips. Parking can be limited, and driving in Guatemala may feel chaotic if you are not used to it.
Uber is generally available in Guatemala City and sometimes in Antigua, but availability can vary. For airport arrivals and late-night transportation, we recommend arranging a trusted driver in advance.
We recommend staying in or near central Antigua so you can easily walk to restaurants, cafés, shops, and wedding events. We have included recommendations on our travel page.
Yes. Antigua is a popular destination, and accommodations can fill up quickly, especially around weekends and holidays. Please book as early as possible.
Both are great options. Hotels may be easier for guests who want concierge help, transportation support, and daily service. Airbnbs are great for families or groups traveling together.
Yes. If you need help communicating with drivers, hotel staff, vendors, or local services, please let us know. We can help connect guests with someone who speaks Spanish and English.
We recommend drinking bottled.
Guatemala uses the quetzal, often written as Q. Many places accept credit cards, but it is helpful to have some cash for taxis, tips, markets, and small purchases.
You can exchange money or withdraw quetzales from ATMs after arrival. We recommend using ATMs inside banks.
Please get in touch with William or Ana.