$2,850 USD
FOR PERSON
7 days and 6 nights 
March 4th to 10th, 
Guatemala City
Suitable for all photography levels
6/8 spots available
Guatemala City
The landscapes of Guatemala offer an unparalleled visual richness, from its towering volcanoes and rugged terrain to the picturesque villages and their vibrant traditions. This photography trip invites you to discover the unique beauty of this region, capturing its authentic essence.
In our photography workshop in Guatemala, we will help both beginner and advanced photographers create stunning images of this land full of history and nature. We focus on composing impactful photographs that tell a story and reflect the majesty of the place. Additionally, we emphasize understanding your camera settings so you can use them creatively and capture each scene with mastery.
The investment for this photography trip is $2,850 USD for a single room. A deposit of $900 USD is required to reserve your spot.
The remaining amount must be paid by January 31, 2025, at the latest. If not, your spot will be released, and no refunds will be issued.
You can opt for the following payment scheme:
We offer the following payment methods: International transfer via SWIFT, Western Union, and Mercado Pago.
Includes
Does not include
Sunrise photo session of the iconic Santa Catalina Arch, framing the immense Agua Volcano.
After breakfast, we head to Acatenango Volcano, ascending by 4×4 to 3,500 meters above sea level. From there, we will hike for about 45 minutes with low physical demand until we reach the glamping site, where a delicious meal awaits. We will have porters to carry all the equipment.
We will capture sunset photos, and after dinner, we will do night photography featuring the glowing volcano.
The next day, there will be an optional 2-hour hike to the summit of Acatenango to photograph the sunrise. Those who prefer to rest can take photos from our refuge and enjoy breakfast. After lunch, we will have a photo review session and capture the sunset. In the evening, we will have dinner followed by another night photography session.
Today we will say goodbye to the Volcano of Fire with a sunrise photo session and head to Lake Atitlan, where we will have lunch in the iconic village of Panajachel.
After a short boat ride we will arrive at our Boutique Hotel with a privileged view of Lake Atitlan, where we will take a well-deserved rest and then have a sunset session.
The next day, we will rise early to visit the vibrant Chichicastenango market, where we will engage in street photography. In the afternoon, after a short rest, we will capture sunset photos at the Panajachel pier, with the iconic volcanoes in the background.
On Friday, we will start early to search for the majestic Quetzal, along with many other birds, in an ecological reserve with an expert guide. In the afternoon, we will visit the towns of San Juan and Santiago Atitlán to learn more about their traditions and crafts.
Today we start very early with a sunrise hike to “Rostro Maya,” where we will have a panoramic view of the entire Lake Atitlán. Afterwards, we will return to the hotel for breakfast and then head towards the city of Antigua or the airport, concluding the trip.
*This trip connects with an optional extension to Tikal, focused on wildlife and Mayan archaeology. Click Here for more info.
Como una extensión adicional a tu viaje en Guatemala, el Parque Nacional Tikal ofrece una experiencia única que combina paisajes asombrosos, biodiversidad excepcional y una rica herencia cultural. Toda la información dando clic acá o la fotografía.
We will spend 1 night in this incredible place with the goal of photographing wildlife and exploring the archaeological site at sunrise and sunset.
The cost of this extension is $1,080 USD in a double room, including 2 nights of accommodation (in total) and an expert birding guide.
We will be hiking around 4,000 meters above sea level, inside the volcano, so it is recommended to be in good health.
The hikes we will do will have a low difficulty, and at some points we will be supported by porters.
The summit of the Acatenango volcano is optional.
No, this is a trip suitable for all levels
No specific photographic level is required.
It is recommended to understand the exposure triangle, as well as the manual use of your camera.
There is little chance of rain during the months of December, January and February, and temperatures range from 12 to 23 degrees Celsius in Antigua and in Atitlan from 11 to 27 degrees Celsius.
Which is cool, and a light but warm jacket is required in the mornings and afternoons.
As far as the volcanoes are concerned, we will be in the high mountains, so the weather is cold and can be around 0° or even lower.
Technical mountain clothing is required for the trip, in a system of at least 3 layers (thermal, polar and waterproof). Once you book we will send you detailed information about the appropriate equipment for this trip. The tent, sleeping bag and sleeping bass are already included in this trip.
During the trip you will eat in different restaurants so you can eat whatever you think is best, these meals are not included.
Food and beverages during the Acatenango volcano camp are included.
If you have any allergy or special diet you can inform us about it to make adjustments to your food.
During the Acatenango Volcano camp, an essential part of getting a great photo is being in the right place at the right time, while sacrificing some comfort.
We will camp in a safe area on the slopes of Acatenango Volcano.
We will provide special equipment for mountain camping: shelter, sleeping bag and a sleeping bass.
Yes, you can join from anywhere in the world. The starting point is Guatemala City airport. On the return, we will arrive back in Guatemala City, and we recommend departing the following day since we will arrive after 6:00 PM. If your flight departs after that time, we can drop you off at the airport..
We will advise you on what to take on this Photographic Trip.
As soon as you sign up for this Photographic Trip, we will send you our travel guide and equipment recommendation.
This recommendation refers not only to the clothes, accessories and necessary elements to take with you on the trip, but also to the photographic equipment.
In short, you will not have to worry about anything, as our experts will inform you of everything you need to bring to make the most of this trip.
Travel organized by Feral Frame.
Feral Frame carefully designs each of the routes it offers, adapting at all times to the needs of the traveler.
However, due to the particularities of the country, it is possible that these itineraries may suffer variations in their route and places to visit.
In this sense, the guides/photographers reserve the right to vary the itinerary and/or planned activities depending on weather and environmental conditions, road conditions, etc.
Likewise, the photographer(s) guide(s) reserve the right to interrupt or vary the route of the trip in case of force majeure circumstances, such as illness, accident or theft of themselves or any of the clients who are part of the trip, always trying to ensure that in such a case these circumstances are solved in the shortest possible period of time, in order to resume the trip with the least possible damage to the content of the planned program.
Likewise, Feral Frame reserves the right to substitute the guide/photographer(s) of the trip in case of force majeure circumstances, such as illness, accident, or hospitalization of the same or of first or second degree relatives, among others.
In these cases, the trip will be carried out with alternative guides/photographers without the trip being affected.
We reserve the right to change workshop dates, itinerary or accommodations as required by weather conditions, political situations and other factors beyond our responsibility, without consulting the attendees.
Such decisions will be made in the best interest of all participants and their safety.
Should it be necessary to postpone a trip or change the itinerary due to bad weather, road conditions, transportation delays, government intervention, illness, volcanic eruption or other contingency, the cost of delays or changes is not included.
Feral Frame and its members will confirm the trip giving the green light for the purchase of the flights to the trip.
This trip confirmation is done when the minimum number of people considered for each trip is reached, in case of not having it at a certain date, the trip will be canceled and there will be no responsibility for the expenses generated prior to the trip (flights, insurance, purchase of equipment, clothing, etc…).
We reserve the right to cancel the workshop or tour prior to departure for any reason, including logistical problems such as strikes, wars, acts, volcanic eruptions or any other circumstance that may interfere with the objective of the trip.
All payments made by participants and received for the photographic trip will be reimbursed immediately and this reimbursement will be the limit of our responsibility.
We are not responsible for any expenses incurred by participants, including non-refundable or penalty airline tickets, special clothing, visa or passport fees, or other expenses related to the trip.
In case of cancellation for any reason, 10% of the total trip cost will be retained for administrative expenses, and no refunds will be issued under any circumstances.
Payment can be made by wire transfer in Mexico with the following information:
BBVA Bancomer Andres Valle Rodriguez
CLABE 012 650 01520356554 2
ACCOUNT 152 035 6554
International wire transfer
SWIFT BCMRMXMMPYM
CLABE 012 650 01520356554 2
We assume no liability for injury, loss or damage to persons or property in connection with any service resulting directly from: detention, inconvenience, delays, expenses arising from quarantine, strikes, theft, robbery, pilferage, failure of any means of transportation to arrive or depart as scheduled, civil disturbances, terrorism, governmental restrictions or regulations, discrepancies or changes in transit or hotel services over which we have no control. Reasonable changes to the itinerary may be made when deemed advisable for the comfort and welfare of the participants. In the event that a medical problem arises during the expedition, resulting in evacuation costs, use of aircraft or repatriation, the responsibility for payment of these costs rests solely with the passenger. We recommend that passengers ensure that such eventualities are covered by travel insurance. If not covered by travel insurance, the responsibility remains with the passenger and we specifically disclaim any liability.
Aquí tienes la traducción:
We will have an informational session on October 14, 2024, at 8:00 PM. Click on the image to register on Zoom.
Feral Frame
