Hotel
For a seamless and convenient stay, we have a room block at Casa Santo Domingo, which is also our wedding venue! 1. Use the wedding reservation ID (660187) or the couple’s surnames (ZAMBITO KLEIN) when contacting the hotel to access special room blocks. 2. Contact the hotel at reservas@casasantodomingo.com.gt or call +502 7820 1220 3. Service hours: Monday to Saturday, 8:00 AM – 6:00 PM (CST) 4. Use the wedding block link
Discount Code - ZAMBITO KLEIN
Flight
Flying with Avianca Airlines is one of the most direct and efficient ways to get from Toronto to Guatemala. With competitive pricing, reliable service, and convenient connections through Avianca’s hub in El Salvador or Bogotá, your journey is smooth and efficient. With a quick layover in El Salvador—often just 45 minutes to 1 hour—you’ll spend less time in transit and more time enjoying your trip. Avianca offers reliable service, competitive pricing, and comfortable flights, with friendly staff who know the region well. You’ll also enjoy in-flight entertainment and generous baggage policies. For a smooth, stress-free journey to Guatemala, Avianca is our top choice. -Most direct route with a short layover (usually in El Salvador). -Great regional expertise and often the fastest option.
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Layovers typically in Houston or Newark. Reliable service and good connectivity to Central America.
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Common layover in Miami or Dallas. Frequent flights and solid service.
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Usually connects through Atlanta. Good customer service and consistent performance.
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Connects through Mexico City. A solid Latin American carrier, though layovers may be longer.
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Connects via Panama City. Highly rated for Latin America travel; efficient and punctual.
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Does not fly direct but sometimes partners with United or Avianca. Booking through Air Canada may give access to Star Alliance benefits.
Hotel
🛏️ What are the room rates and policies? 1. Rates are per night, per room, for single or double occupancy, and include taxes upon checkout. 2. The hotel follows the European Plan (EP) – meals are not included. 3. Any additional guests (max 3 people per room) guests has an extra cost (USD$49.00) a. The charge per additional person includes: towel service, pillows, amenities and sleeping accommodations (the third person may sleep in one of the existing beds, making the sofa bed (if the room has one) or setting a portable bed – (if required, must be requested in advanced)
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🧳 Tip: Avianca is our top pick! Avianca usually offers the shortest total travel time, layovers and great service, while other airlines may offer better deals depending on the season. Always check layover times and total trip duration.
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La Aurora International Airport (GUA) in Guatemala City
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Travel time is typically 5–9 hours, depending on your layover.
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No visa needed for Canadian passport holders staying under 90 days. 🛂 Make sure your passport is valid for at least 6 months beyond your return date.
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Arrive 3 hours early for international flights to allow time for check-in, security, and possible delays.
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Yes! La Aurora International Airport (GUA) is clean, organized, and welcoming. Just keep your belongings close.
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You can exchange some at the airport, but we recommend exchanging prior to your flight at your bank or local currency exchange store. 💳 Most places take credit cards (Visa's are much more reliable), but cash is useful for markets or rural areas. - ATMs in Guatemala usually offer good rates as well, if needed. - Ashley's Parents (Jose and Patricia) can also help with currency exchanges once you arrive.
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The currency used is Quetzales
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Nope! Stick to bottled or filtered water to stay healthy.
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We will be co-ordinating transportation from the airport to Antigua for all our out of town guests. More to come on this.
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May in Guatemala is warm and humid, with daytime temps around 22–34°C (72–88°F) and occasional afternoon rain showers. Pack for both adventure and celebration! 👕 Light, breathable clothing for warm days ☔ Compact umbrella or light rain jacket (May = start of rainy season) 👟 Comfortable shoes for walking/cobblestone streets 🧴 Sunscreen & bug spray – must-haves! 👗👔 Wedding attire – Formal/Semi-Formal Tuxes and gowns are welcome, dressy but breathable (think garden-party chic!) 🧥 Light sweater or shawl for cooler evenings 🧼 Travel-size hand sanitizer & tissues (some bathrooms may not have them) 🔌 Power adapter (Guatemala uses 110V, same as Canada – no converter needed)